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Classic French recipe with an exotic twist: caramelised onion soup
A dish inspired by the travels of two Paris chefs
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HPI final season: the end of a French TV phenomenon
Comedy-thriller starring Audrey Fleurot that gripped France airs final episodes
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Five famous historical French figures who were exiled to Britain
From Voltaire to De Gaulle, we share the stories of five exiles who fled across the Channel
Piglettes - Clémentine Beauvais
Aimed at the teen market, the writing style is bubbly, bright and full of impish humour.
The blurb says it will make you smile and it does, possibly even laugh out loud as we meet Mireille, Astrid and Hakima – the three ugliest girls in school, says a Facebook vote.
That last phrase sums up a large part of the book which targets online bullying, body image, racism and disability.
Mireille is the love-child of the husband of the French president. He does not reply to her letters, so she and her friends cycle to Paris to crash the Elysée garden party. The media hear about their road trip…