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Do you pine for Paris or yearn for a year in Provence? Sometimes a vacation just isn't enough, but is a short-term move or permanent relocation really feasible? Rosanne Knorr, an American writer living in France, answers an emphatic yes. Whatever your dream, this guide aims to help you take care of those pesky details and fulfill those Francophilic fantasies. In this follow-up to her "Grown-up's Guide to Running Away From Home", Rosanne offers would-be expatriates invaluable tips for learning the language, managing the move, and arranging for accommodations, visas, banking, insurance, healthcare, and more.
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Do you pine for Paris or yearn for a year in Provence? Sometimes a vacation just isn't enough, but is a short-term move or permanent relocation really feasible? Rosanne Knorr, an American writer living in France, answers an emphatic yes. Whatever your dream, this guide aims to help you take care of those pesky details and fulfill those Francophilic fantasies. In this follow-up to her "Grown-up's Guide to Running Away From Home", Rosanne offers would-be expatriates invaluable tips for learning the language, managing the move, and arranging for accommodations, visas, banking, insurance, healthcare, and more.
Do you pine for Paris or yearn for a year in Provence? Sometimes a vacation just isn't enough, but is a short-term move or permanent relocation really feasible? Rosanne Knorr, an American writer living in France, answers an emphatic yes. Whatever your dream, this guide aims to help you take care of those pesky details and fulfill those Francophilic fantasies. In this follow-up to her "Grown-up's Guide to Running Away From Home", Rosanne offers would-be expatriates invaluable tips for learning the language, managing the move, and arranging for accommodations, visas, banking, insurance, healthcare, and more.
Synopsis
Do you pine for Paris or yearn for a year in Provence? Sometimes a vacation just isn't enough, but is a short-term move or permanent relocation really feasible? Rosanne Knorr, an American writer living in France, answers an emphatic yes. Whatever your dream, this guide aims to help you take care of those pesky details and fulfill those Francophilic fantasies. In this follow-up to her "Grown-up's Guide to Running Away From Home", Rosanne offers would-be expatriates invaluable tips for learning the language, managing the move, and arranging for accommodations, visas, banking, insurance, healthcare, and more.
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France. Just six letters conjure up a kaleidoscope of romantic, whirling images known by tourists the world over: Gargoyles peering over Notre Dame's flying buttresses; the neck-craning height of the Eiffel Tower; sublimely decorated chateaux filled with priceless art and antiques; elegant people sipping wine in sidewalk cafes; elaborate five-course dinners served on Limoges plates; and buttery croissants heaped on trays in a bakery window. Read the first page
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France. Just six letters conjure up a kaleidoscope of romantic, whirling images known by tourists the world over: Gargoyles peering over Notre Dame's flying buttresses; the neck-craning height of the Eiffel Tower; sublimely decorated chateaux filled with priceless art and antiques; elegant people sipping wine in sidewalk cafes; elaborate five-course dinners served on Limoges plates; and buttery croissants heaped on trays in a bakery window. Read the first page
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