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Romantic Escapes #3
Cukrárna v Paříži
V Paříži se skrývá jedna malá cukrárna, která má už ale své slavné dny za sebou. Vstupte a ochutnejte některý z dezertů. Třeba zjistíte, že minulost stačí jen oprášit, aby opět získala svůj lesk. Nině Hadleyové pomalu táhne na třicet. Pracuje jako servírka, ale už zkusila kdeco – učila ve školce, pracovala v zahradnictví, absolvovala také kuchařský kurz. Nic z toho ale nebylo to pravé. Krom toho je pro svou velkou hlučnou rodinu pořád jen malou holčičkou, kterou se všichni snaží chránit. A dobře jí radit. Nina by se ráda osamostatnila, jenže jak přijít na to, co by doopravdy chtěla dělat? Když na dva měsíce kvůli rekonstrukci zavřou restauraci, kde Nina pracuje, naskytne se jí šance odjet do Paříže. Měla by tam pomáhat s přípravou cukrářských kurzů pro amatéry. Zdá se, že je to přesně ta příležitost, na kterou čekala. Má to však háček. Kurzy vede rodinný přítel Sebastian, velmi úspěšný a také velmi protivný šéfkuchař. Nina se do něj navíc kdysi bláznivě a beznadějně zamilovala. Sebastian ovšem neměl zájem. Dokáže se Nina odpoutat od dřívějších citů a najde v malé pařížské cukrárně to, po čem opravdu touží?
368 pages, Paperback
First published September 6, 2018
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About the author
Julie Caplin
21 books1,080 followersJulie Caplin also writes contemporary romance as Jules Wake.
Julie Caplin is addicted to travel and good food. She’s on a constant hunt for the perfect gin and is obsessively picky about glasses, tonic and garnishes. Between regular gin tastings, she’s been writing her debut novel which is set in just one of the many cities she’s explored over the years.
Formerly a PR director, for many years she swanned around Europe taking top food and drink writers on press trips (junkets) sampling the gastronomic delights of various cities in Italy, France, Belgium, Spain, Copenhagen and Switzerland. It was a tough job but someone had to do it. These trips have provided the inspiration and settings for the trilogy, The Little Cafe in Copenhagen, The Little Brooklyn Bakery and the The Little Paris Patisserie.
Julie Caplin is addicted to travel and good food. She’s on a constant hunt for the perfect gin and is obsessively picky about glasses, tonic and garnishes. Between regular gin tastings, she’s been writing her debut novel which is set in just one of the many cities she’s explored over the years.
Formerly a PR director, for many years she swanned around Europe taking top food and drink writers on press trips (junkets) sampling the gastronomic delights of various cities in Italy, France, Belgium, Spain, Copenhagen and Switzerland. It was a tough job but someone had to do it. These trips have provided the inspiration and settings for the trilogy, The Little Cafe in Copenhagen, The Little Brooklyn Bakery and the The Little Paris Patisserie.
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September 15, 2018
I had read and mildly enjoyed Caplin's first two little romances in this City Bakes series, so I pre-ordered this one. Caplin's stories are part cooking/baking adventure, part travelogue and part romance. In the first story the author took us to Copenhagen, in the second to Brooklyn, and now here we are in Paris.
Ah, Paris! The City of Love and Light! But sadly underused here. This story has the trademark baking that can make your mouth water if you're hungry, but it has only a smattering of sightseeing in Paris, and the romance, if you'll pardon my French, sucked.
It's one of those "girl has crushed on brother's best friend for years" and now, all grown up, is thrown into his world when she, newly unemployed, goes to Paris to help him out when he, an up-and-coming chef, breaks his leg badly. She has dreams of making it as a pastry chef some day, having given up on her dreams of becoming a chef because of an overwhelming disgust of and inability to work with raw meats, and sees a chance here to learn a bit from her former crush (okay, let's face it, her even-now crush).
But this guy treats her like dirt from the moment she arrives in Paris. Doesn't appreciate a thing she does. Overreacts to everything. It's always about him, him, him. He's a jerk, jerk, jerk. I do not care how much his leg hurts. Not an excuse for being unkind and inconsiderate. Jerk of the Year title goes to him without contest, in spite of all the other jerks I have encountered in other romances lately.
The only thing that makes life in Paris bearable for our heroine is the new friends she makes while there. Bonding with new acquaintances is something Caplin throws into all her books and she does a good job with it, if you like that kind of thing. I personally would prefer a bit more romance and a less self-centered hero in this particular entry. And that whole "best friends don't date each other's sisters" taboo, which I've never really understood, is used unconvincingly as an excuse for being a jerk here.
Ah, Paris! The City of Love and Light! But sadly underused here. This story has the trademark baking that can make your mouth water if you're hungry, but it has only a smattering of sightseeing in Paris, and the romance, if you'll pardon my French, sucked.
It's one of those "girl has crushed on brother's best friend for years" and now, all grown up, is thrown into his world when she, newly unemployed, goes to Paris to help him out when he, an up-and-coming chef, breaks his leg badly. She has dreams of making it as a pastry chef some day, having given up on her dreams of becoming a chef because of an overwhelming disgust of and inability to work with raw meats, and sees a chance here to learn a bit from her former crush (okay, let's face it, her even-now crush).
But this guy treats her like dirt from the moment she arrives in Paris. Doesn't appreciate a thing she does. Overreacts to everything. It's always about him, him, him. He's a jerk, jerk, jerk. I do not care how much his leg hurts. Not an excuse for being unkind and inconsiderate. Jerk of the Year title goes to him without contest, in spite of all the other jerks I have encountered in other romances lately.
The only thing that makes life in Paris bearable for our heroine is the new friends she makes while there. Bonding with new acquaintances is something Caplin throws into all her books and she does a good job with it, if you like that kind of thing. I personally would prefer a bit more romance and a less self-centered hero in this particular entry. And that whole "best friends don't date each other's sisters" taboo, which I've never really understood, is used unconvincingly as an excuse for being a jerk here.
March 12, 2020
Three and a half stars.
The youngest of four siblings, Nina is more than a little fed up with her brothers looking out for her and telling her what to do. When given the chance to move to Paris and help run a patisserie course for 7 weeks, Nina is off like a shot. The only problem is it means dealing with high flying chef Sebastian Finley. Not only is Sebastian, her brother Nick’s best friend, he is the one Nina has had a crush on since she was a teenager. Until she made a fool of herself. Since then they clash as he treats her as just Nick’s annoying little sister. Through the patisserie course Nina not only discovers skills she never knew she had, but she encounters several people who become important in her life. Friendships and a plan develop to save the run down patisserie. But Sebastian’s plan is to make it into a bistro just as soon as the seven week course is done.
This is a sweet novel. I liked Nina and I liked most of those who came along to the patisserie course which included Maddie, the older woman Marguerite who remembers the patisserie as it used to be years ago, and the recently married older couple Peter and Jane. For various reasons Sebastian took a bit longer to warm to as did Nina’s brother Nick. I’m not a person who is into pastries and sweet treats, either making them or eating them, so in a way this book was a bit of a strange choice for me. However I enjoyed hearing about others making them and the care involved in producing such treats.
Really all I wanted was a light read that did not leave me feeling depressed at the end. So many grim and depressing book around at present. A novel of love, family and friendship this fitted the menu perfectly. Yes, it is a little predictable but it is a rather charming novel that leaves you feeling satisfied. My first book by this author I would be keen to try another when I want a nice, light read.
The youngest of four siblings, Nina is more than a little fed up with her brothers looking out for her and telling her what to do. When given the chance to move to Paris and help run a patisserie course for 7 weeks, Nina is off like a shot. The only problem is it means dealing with high flying chef Sebastian Finley. Not only is Sebastian, her brother Nick’s best friend, he is the one Nina has had a crush on since she was a teenager. Until she made a fool of herself. Since then they clash as he treats her as just Nick’s annoying little sister. Through the patisserie course Nina not only discovers skills she never knew she had, but she encounters several people who become important in her life. Friendships and a plan develop to save the run down patisserie. But Sebastian’s plan is to make it into a bistro just as soon as the seven week course is done.
This is a sweet novel. I liked Nina and I liked most of those who came along to the patisserie course which included Maddie, the older woman Marguerite who remembers the patisserie as it used to be years ago, and the recently married older couple Peter and Jane. For various reasons Sebastian took a bit longer to warm to as did Nina’s brother Nick. I’m not a person who is into pastries and sweet treats, either making them or eating them, so in a way this book was a bit of a strange choice for me. However I enjoyed hearing about others making them and the care involved in producing such treats.
Really all I wanted was a light read that did not leave me feeling depressed at the end. So many grim and depressing book around at present. A novel of love, family and friendship this fitted the menu perfectly. Yes, it is a little predictable but it is a rather charming novel that leaves you feeling satisfied. My first book by this author I would be keen to try another when I want a nice, light read.
June 18, 2025
I love this book serial. I must read all of them. It's like you are there... Copenhagen, New York (Brooklyn), Paris... Caplin brings this towns to your room with all details you need for real enjoyment.
August 30, 2018
4 - "I think I'm going to like you a lot..." Stars!
We journey to Paris for the third book in Julie Caplin’s hugely enjoyable Romantic Escapes series. We step away from the characters in the previous two books who were loosely linked as well, and are introduced to Nina Hadley, youngest sibling in a large family, it’s time for her to spread her wings and make a few decisions about what she wants to do with her life.
"You have to be a sorcerer with sugar, a wizard with chocolate and a magician with flavor and fillings…"
When the opportunity to move to Paris for a couple of months to help out family friend and former teenage-crush; chef Sebastian Finlay is virtually dropped in her lap, Nina jumps at the chance of taking a break from her well-meaning but interfering family.
She was so over the crush she’d once had on him…
Baking has always been an enjoyable past time, so having the opportunity to be Seb’s right hand woman while he’s recovering from a broken leg, and assisting as he teaches a patisserie course that he is contract bound to offer with the purchase of the run-down Patisserie C. And never a more eclectic mix of pupils you will meet. Ranging from young to old and all with their own stories to tell, this is a book that offers up a lovely collection of characters.
"There are definitely some stories there, and I think some of them are rather sad."
I loved the first two books in this series and while The Little Paris Patisserie was absolutely no struggle to read, I didn’t quite find it as engaging as its predecessors, and it took me the whole book to work out why. For me it was because a large part of the story was spent with Nina getting to know a lot of the secondary characters, and doing things behind Seb’s back. Because of this the time she spent with Seb felt a bit few and far between.
How had she let herself fall in love with him all over again… What was wrong with her?
So much so that I didn’t fully feel their connection the way I have with the couples in the previous books, which is surprising seeing as this pair are the only ones who have known each other for any length of time prior to them getting together as a couple.
That-said it was still and enjoyable read, it just lacked a little of the sparkle its predecessors had. I was happy to see that Seb’s love-rival Alex will be getting his own book next in The Northern Lights Lodge, which is due for release in January 19, although reading the synopsis I kind of hope the publishers bring forward the date and release it before Christmas.
ARC generously provided via Netgalley, in exchange for the above honest review.
We journey to Paris for the third book in Julie Caplin’s hugely enjoyable Romantic Escapes series. We step away from the characters in the previous two books who were loosely linked as well, and are introduced to Nina Hadley, youngest sibling in a large family, it’s time for her to spread her wings and make a few decisions about what she wants to do with her life.
"You have to be a sorcerer with sugar, a wizard with chocolate and a magician with flavor and fillings…"
When the opportunity to move to Paris for a couple of months to help out family friend and former teenage-crush; chef Sebastian Finlay is virtually dropped in her lap, Nina jumps at the chance of taking a break from her well-meaning but interfering family.
She was so over the crush she’d once had on him…
Baking has always been an enjoyable past time, so having the opportunity to be Seb’s right hand woman while he’s recovering from a broken leg, and assisting as he teaches a patisserie course that he is contract bound to offer with the purchase of the run-down Patisserie C. And never a more eclectic mix of pupils you will meet. Ranging from young to old and all with their own stories to tell, this is a book that offers up a lovely collection of characters.
"There are definitely some stories there, and I think some of them are rather sad."
I loved the first two books in this series and while The Little Paris Patisserie was absolutely no struggle to read, I didn’t quite find it as engaging as its predecessors, and it took me the whole book to work out why. For me it was because a large part of the story was spent with Nina getting to know a lot of the secondary characters, and doing things behind Seb’s back. Because of this the time she spent with Seb felt a bit few and far between.
How had she let herself fall in love with him all over again… What was wrong with her?
So much so that I didn’t fully feel their connection the way I have with the couples in the previous books, which is surprising seeing as this pair are the only ones who have known each other for any length of time prior to them getting together as a couple.
That-said it was still and enjoyable read, it just lacked a little of the sparkle its predecessors had. I was happy to see that Seb’s love-rival Alex will be getting his own book next in The Northern Lights Lodge, which is due for release in January 19, although reading the synopsis I kind of hope the publishers bring forward the date and release it before Christmas.
ARC generously provided via Netgalley, in exchange for the above honest review.
September 19, 2018
I was looking forward to this book , as I had enjoyed the previous two installments in the series but I was disappointed. It also took me unusually long to finish it. The best part of the book was the friendship part - a motley crew Nina finds in Paris who ultimately form a family of sorts, united by the common goal.
But. This is supposed to be a romance book - and yes, there is romance in it, except it is hard to enjoy it when both the heroine and the hero are not all that likeable. I also had a feeling that (especially with Nina's character) it was more tell than show, or maybe I was just too irritated with the book to appreciate her awesomeness.
Also, because this is my seventh or eight book by this author, I have begun to notice certain rehashed plot points. I guess this always happens when any author works according to an 'a-book-every-half-year' schedule but I cannot help but find it irritating. Finally, I would have given the book three stars, because I liked it, after all, but the editing (at least in my Kindle version) is atrocious, especially when it comes to punctuation. I hope the next book in the series will be better - better written and more carefully edited - the first three chapters included in this book look promising.
But. This is supposed to be a romance book - and yes, there is romance in it, except it is hard to enjoy it when both the heroine and the hero are not all that likeable. I also had a feeling that (especially with Nina's character) it was more tell than show, or maybe I was just too irritated with the book to appreciate her awesomeness.
Also, because this is my seventh or eight book by this author, I have begun to notice certain rehashed plot points. I guess this always happens when any author works according to an 'a-book-every-half-year' schedule but I cannot help but find it irritating. Finally, I would have given the book three stars, because I liked it, after all, but the editing (at least in my Kindle version) is atrocious, especially when it comes to punctuation. I hope the next book in the series will be better - better written and more carefully edited - the first three chapters included in this book look promising.
March 4, 2025
Julie Caplin, queen of feelgood. Ik hou van deze boeken. Ik hou van het plot. Ik hou er van dat het allemaal op elkaar lijkt maar toch net niet. Noem het afgezaagd, ik noem het feelgood.
August 22, 2025
Ler um livro que retrata Paris uma semana depois de lá ter estado foi absolutamente perfeito. Sem dúvida que li este livro no melhor momento possível.
Acompanhei a Nina na sua descoberta por Paris revendo ruas e locais que eu mesma visitei na cidade...foi lindo e sem dúvida, mágico - senti que estava novamente em Paris.
A pastelaria francesa é realmente um mundo à parte...é arte. Esta pequena confeitaria em Paris é um encanto e sinto que a visitei de verdade.
O maior amor e romance nesta história, é o amor pela pastelaria francesa; o romance da Nina e do Sebastian é secundário e tudo bem que assim seja - o foco tinha que ser o mundo maravilhoso dos doces e bolos franceses.
É uma delícia conhecer esta história. É leve e fofo como merengue e doce como millionaire shortbread 🥮
Acompanhei a Nina na sua descoberta por Paris revendo ruas e locais que eu mesma visitei na cidade...foi lindo e sem dúvida, mágico - senti que estava novamente em Paris.
A pastelaria francesa é realmente um mundo à parte...é arte. Esta pequena confeitaria em Paris é um encanto e sinto que a visitei de verdade.
O maior amor e romance nesta história, é o amor pela pastelaria francesa; o romance da Nina e do Sebastian é secundário e tudo bem que assim seja - o foco tinha que ser o mundo maravilhoso dos doces e bolos franceses.
É uma delícia conhecer esta história. É leve e fofo como merengue e doce como millionaire shortbread 🥮
August 23, 2018
The Little Paris Patisserie is another gem in this series, and one I am incredibly excited to be able to shout about!
My only regret with regards to reading this book is that I couldn't quite find enough time to sit and read it in one sitting, as it was just so, so so good!! Everytime I put it down the characters stayed in my head for hours, and I just loved Nina and Sebastian and all those on the patisserie course.
Ok there was a second regret that I wasn't reading this in a patisseries myself, as I wanted nothing more than to scoff all of the incredibly yummy food that was being produced, and I am partial to an eclair or two, and the macarons sounds fabulous too. Not to mention the visit to Ladurée and other patisserie's in Paris which all sounded so different but with gorgeous decors and sumptuous sounding treats.
I really don't want to tell you anything else about the book as its s so amazing and has some wonderful threads running though it, that starting with no info is good, as it will heighten your enjoyment, as you see how everything comes together.
I mean obviously there is Patisserie - both the place and the act of making delicious pastry and delicate treats, there is a sexy man who Nina knew well already as he is her best friends brother, there are all manner of fabulous people learning the art of patisserie from a course owner who is reluctant to be running it and a would have rather Nina wasn't his assistant.
Oh and its in Paris, which means we get to experience aspects of Paris from the point of view of someone who has never been, and her new found friends. There are secrets, discoveries, eclairs (did I already mention those), and some clear tension. Add in some great dialogue, a couple of really fun outings and of course fabulous writing and storytelling from Julie Caplin and you have a wonderful book.
I'm over the moon to see this isn't the last of this amazing series, and really looking forward to reading the next one already. If you love your romantic comedy books, or ones featuring tantalising food, then definitely make sure to add this to your TBR pile today!
Thank you to Netgalley and Harper Impulse for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
My only regret with regards to reading this book is that I couldn't quite find enough time to sit and read it in one sitting, as it was just so, so so good!! Everytime I put it down the characters stayed in my head for hours, and I just loved Nina and Sebastian and all those on the patisserie course.
Ok there was a second regret that I wasn't reading this in a patisseries myself, as I wanted nothing more than to scoff all of the incredibly yummy food that was being produced, and I am partial to an eclair or two, and the macarons sounds fabulous too. Not to mention the visit to Ladurée and other patisserie's in Paris which all sounded so different but with gorgeous decors and sumptuous sounding treats.
I really don't want to tell you anything else about the book as its s so amazing and has some wonderful threads running though it, that starting with no info is good, as it will heighten your enjoyment, as you see how everything comes together.
I mean obviously there is Patisserie - both the place and the act of making delicious pastry and delicate treats, there is a sexy man who Nina knew well already as he is her best friends brother, there are all manner of fabulous people learning the art of patisserie from a course owner who is reluctant to be running it and a would have rather Nina wasn't his assistant.
Oh and its in Paris, which means we get to experience aspects of Paris from the point of view of someone who has never been, and her new found friends. There are secrets, discoveries, eclairs (did I already mention those), and some clear tension. Add in some great dialogue, a couple of really fun outings and of course fabulous writing and storytelling from Julie Caplin and you have a wonderful book.
I'm over the moon to see this isn't the last of this amazing series, and really looking forward to reading the next one already. If you love your romantic comedy books, or ones featuring tantalising food, then definitely make sure to add this to your TBR pile today!
Thank you to Netgalley and Harper Impulse for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
April 29, 2022
Oh, why'd you have to be so cute?
Ако някой е решил да чете книгата, go and read it bcs it’s a very lovable book! Моето обсебване с Париж, стана още по-голямо след книгата ахаха.
Ако някой е решил да чете книгата, go and read it bcs it’s a very lovable book! Моето обсебване с Париж, стана още по-голямо след книгата ахаха.
July 16, 2023
Bu seride romans kısmından ziyade daha aile, arkadaşlık ilişkileri, kişinin kendini anlama ve bulma süreci baz alınmış gibi hissediyorum. Bu süreçte de farklı ülkeleri geziyoruz orası da ayrı bir bonus 😅
Ana karakterlerin doya doya birbirlerine adapte oldukları sahneler azdı. Daha çok çekişmeleri , hislerini anlamalarıyla geçti süreç. Bu zaman diliminde farklı hikayeleri olan insanların bir araya gelip ortak bir amaçla buluşmaları... Birbirlerinin hayatlarına karışmaları okuduk. Serinin bu kısmını seviyorum.
Konuya gelirsem. Ünlü bir şef olan Sebastian ve başladığı her işi yarım bırakan Nina'nın hikayesiydi. Gençlik yılları beraber geçmiş bu çiftin yolları kırgın bir şekilde ayrılır.
Sebastian iki+bir işletmenin yeniden açılması ile uğraşırken birde ayağını kırmıştır. Huysuzdur, işler aksıyordur ve pastanenin eski sahibinin söylemeyi unuttuğu bir pastacılık kursuna eğitmenlik yapmalıdır. Kırık bacaklarla.🙄Böyle bir anda, en yakın arkadaşının kız kardeşinin destek verebileceğini öneren teklifi kabul etmekten başka seçeneği yoktur.
Nina'nın yeniden boşta kaldığı bir döneme denk geldiği için, hem müdahaleci ailesinden uzaklaşmak hemde yeni şeyler keşfetmek için Paris teklifini kabul etmemesi zordur. Aile içinde yemek kursunda yaşadığı bayılma anı hâlâ dillerden düşmesede o kendini yeni bir alanda denemek ister. Pastalar, tatlılar... Bir şeften öğrenmek için oluşan fırsatı kaçırmak aptallık olur. Ah pardon! Yıllar önce yaptığı aptallığı , utancı unutmamışken Sebastian ile nasıl başa çıkacak orası ayrı...
Sebastian'da başta çok odundu ya!!! Böyle iletişimden yoksun, huysuz ve kabaydı... Elbette canı acıyor ve aralarında çözülmemiş yanlış anlaşılmalar var ama bu benim durumu sinir bozucu bulmamam için yeterli değildi.
Nina'nın kursa katılan kişilerle bağ kurması, pastanesi benimseyip eski şaşalı günlerine döndürme çabaları güzeldi.
Daha aile, arkadaşlık, insani ilişkiler temalı kitaplar seviyorsanız, bu seri hoş bir okuma sunacaktır size. Yayınevi sanırım üçleme demişti ama bu seride 10 kitap var. Dilerim seriye devam ederler...
Ana karakterlerin doya doya birbirlerine adapte oldukları sahneler azdı. Daha çok çekişmeleri , hislerini anlamalarıyla geçti süreç. Bu zaman diliminde farklı hikayeleri olan insanların bir araya gelip ortak bir amaçla buluşmaları... Birbirlerinin hayatlarına karışmaları okuduk. Serinin bu kısmını seviyorum.
Konuya gelirsem. Ünlü bir şef olan Sebastian ve başladığı her işi yarım bırakan Nina'nın hikayesiydi. Gençlik yılları beraber geçmiş bu çiftin yolları kırgın bir şekilde ayrılır.
Sebastian iki+bir işletmenin yeniden açılması ile uğraşırken birde ayağını kırmıştır. Huysuzdur, işler aksıyordur ve pastanenin eski sahibinin söylemeyi unuttuğu bir pastacılık kursuna eğitmenlik yapmalıdır. Kırık bacaklarla.🙄Böyle bir anda, en yakın arkadaşının kız kardeşinin destek verebileceğini öneren teklifi kabul etmekten başka seçeneği yoktur.
Nina'nın yeniden boşta kaldığı bir döneme denk geldiği için, hem müdahaleci ailesinden uzaklaşmak hemde yeni şeyler keşfetmek için Paris teklifini kabul etmemesi zordur. Aile içinde yemek kursunda yaşadığı bayılma anı hâlâ dillerden düşmesede o kendini yeni bir alanda denemek ister. Pastalar, tatlılar... Bir şeften öğrenmek için oluşan fırsatı kaçırmak aptallık olur. Ah pardon! Yıllar önce yaptığı aptallığı , utancı unutmamışken Sebastian ile nasıl başa çıkacak orası ayrı...
Sebastian'da başta çok odundu ya!!! Böyle iletişimden yoksun, huysuz ve kabaydı... Elbette canı acıyor ve aralarında çözülmemiş yanlış anlaşılmalar var ama bu benim durumu sinir bozucu bulmamam için yeterli değildi.
Nina'nın kursa katılan kişilerle bağ kurması, pastanesi benimseyip eski şaşalı günlerine döndürme çabaları güzeldi.
Daha aile, arkadaşlık, insani ilişkiler temalı kitaplar seviyorsanız, bu seri hoş bir okuma sunacaktır size. Yayınevi sanırım üçleme demişti ama bu seride 10 kitap var. Dilerim seriye devam ederler...
July 4, 2023
Prostředí staré cukrárny bylo krásné, za to bych klidně nahodila hvězdiček pět, protože se mi hrozně líbilo, jak se znovu probouzela k životu.
Bohužel mi ale přijde, že to tu autorka přehnala s tím, jak moc vybarvila Sebastiana nesympatického a držela se toho opravdu velmi dlouho. Ostatně i Nina bylo zvláštně nekonzistentní.
Bylo tu trochu moc přetvářky na všech stranách.
Bohužel mi ale přijde, že to tu autorka přehnala s tím, jak moc vybarvila Sebastiana nesympatického a držela se toho opravdu velmi dlouho. Ostatně i Nina bylo zvláštně nekonzistentní.
Bylo tu trochu moc přetvářky na všech stranách.
April 7, 2021
1️⃣ 1️⃣ . tohtoročná 📖 prečítaná ✔️ (11/53)
➡️ Julie Caplin: Cukrárna v Paříži (⭐️⭐️⭐️)
🧁 Sú obdobia, kedy človek nemá chuť na žiadnu vysokú literatúru. Pre takéto chvíle mám pripravenú vždy nejakú oddychovku, ktorú prečítam za dva večery a na tretí síce zabudnem, o čom bola, ale svoj účel splní. Po Kaviarni v Kodani som si kúpila aj Cukráreň v Paríži a ak si myslíte, že to bude skoro to isté, len v inom meste, tak – máte pravdu.
Hlavná postava Nina dostane možnosť ísť na pár dní do Paríža a pomáhať s cukrárskym kurzom bratovmu kamarátovi Sebastianovi (jej starej láske z detstva), ktorý si zlomil nohu. Spriatelí sa s účastníkmi kurzu a ďalšími domácimi, vylepší svoje kulinárske schopnosti a zamotá osud cukrárne, z ktorej chce Sebastian urobiť moderné bistro.
👩💻 V knihe nájdete tú správnu dávku parížskeho klišé, romantiky i napätia vo vzťahu medzi hlavnou dvojicou, ktorej osud uhádnete už od začiatku, no od čítania vás to vôbec neodradí. V sérii Romantické úteky toho vyšlo už viac a asi aj kvôli tým pekným obálkam si postupne doplním aj ďalšie diely.
📚 Na Martinuse kúpite tlačenú knihu: http://bit.ly/CukrarnaPariz aj e-knihu: http://bit.ly/CukrarnaParizEbook
➡️ Julie Caplin: Cukrárna v Paříži (⭐️⭐️⭐️)
🧁 Sú obdobia, kedy človek nemá chuť na žiadnu vysokú literatúru. Pre takéto chvíle mám pripravenú vždy nejakú oddychovku, ktorú prečítam za dva večery a na tretí síce zabudnem, o čom bola, ale svoj účel splní. Po Kaviarni v Kodani som si kúpila aj Cukráreň v Paríži a ak si myslíte, že to bude skoro to isté, len v inom meste, tak – máte pravdu.
Hlavná postava Nina dostane možnosť ísť na pár dní do Paríža a pomáhať s cukrárskym kurzom bratovmu kamarátovi Sebastianovi (jej starej láske z detstva), ktorý si zlomil nohu. Spriatelí sa s účastníkmi kurzu a ďalšími domácimi, vylepší svoje kulinárske schopnosti a zamotá osud cukrárne, z ktorej chce Sebastian urobiť moderné bistro.
👩💻 V knihe nájdete tú správnu dávku parížskeho klišé, romantiky i napätia vo vzťahu medzi hlavnou dvojicou, ktorej osud uhádnete už od začiatku, no od čítania vás to vôbec neodradí. V sérii Romantické úteky toho vyšlo už viac a asi aj kvôli tým pekným obálkam si postupne doplním aj ďalšie diely.
📚 Na Martinuse kúpite tlačenú knihu: http://bit.ly/CukrarnaPariz aj e-knihu: http://bit.ly/CukrarnaParizEbook
September 8, 2018
I should have known better than to preorder a book and read it as soon as it came out. This book was clearly rushed and did not spend anywhere near enough time in editing. It was replete with continuity errors and bizarre roundabout discussions that were excruciating to read and confusing as hell.
This author excels in writing friendships among diverse groups of people, and that skill was this story’s only saving grace. The family that the heroine creates for herself out of friends was warm and wonderful. The relationship between her and the hero love interest, on the other hand, was completely unbelievable. She could have substituted Sébastien for a roomba and it would have been equally convincing.
(But if you’re offended by smut you’re in luck with this book. The only real kiss comes at the very end, a page before the epilogue, and it was significantly less sexy than kissing grandma)
This author excels in writing friendships among diverse groups of people, and that skill was this story’s only saving grace. The family that the heroine creates for herself out of friends was warm and wonderful. The relationship between her and the hero love interest, on the other hand, was completely unbelievable. She could have substituted Sébastien for a roomba and it would have been equally convincing.
(But if you’re offended by smut you’re in luck with this book. The only real kiss comes at the very end, a page before the epilogue, and it was significantly less sexy than kissing grandma)
June 2, 2020
Still an enjoyable read but to me this one didn't have the same spark as the first two in the series (I did like the patisserie and cooking side from the start though). Another good point was following the youngest sister who feels her brothers protect her all the time. I think it took too long for Nina and Sebastian to be in the story romantically or even together in detail together. Once that happened the story got much better for me from that part. I liked Alex and am looking forward to reading about him in the next story.
June 4, 2019
Utterly charming romance set in my fave city, Paris, and in a bakery no less! Perfect beach read!
Pub date 06 Sep 2018.
Thanks to the author, Harper Impulse and Killer Reads, and NetGalley for the review copy. Opinions are mine. TheLittleParisPatisserie #NetGalley
Pub date 06 Sep 2018.
Thanks to the author, Harper Impulse and Killer Reads, and NetGalley for the review copy. Opinions are mine. TheLittleParisPatisserie #NetGalley
April 16, 2019
A sweet book, easy reading, a bit predictable but who cares?? 3.5 rating...thanks, julie xx
May 26, 2022
Absolutely loving this series and this one was no exception. The combination of lovely characters, the beautiful setting in Paris and delicious patisseries made for a wonderful read. Another European city added to my want to visit list.
August 26, 2024
Cute that it was in Paris. But for just being in crutches for a lil bit the MMC was whiny lil turd. Also this felt like a less hot version of another story iykyk
March 2, 2021
nope.
I love a "girl has crush on older brother's friend" story but this one sucked. It's bad when both characters are unlikeable.
This guy is awful. I know he's in pain and is trying to keep her at a distance but seeeesh. He is an A.D.U.L.T. There is no excuse for him expecting the world to revolve around his royal pain in the ass highness and him treating other people like absolute dirt. People who are ungrateful and do not seem to care much for people are an immediate turn off.
And Nina. She does not seem to understand the concept of "not yours". Who the heck does she think she is and how little respect does she have for her long-time crush to do what she does.
Also the switch from "friends" to lovers in this series is so fast I'm getting whiplash.
What is up with the repeated use of the "not like other girls" thing in this series. I'm pretty sure it's happened in the other 2 books of this series where a guy has commented on the main character "actually eating food" unlike other girls who count calories and apparently sustain themselves on air and unicorn sparkles. This is either because of lazy/poor writing, a reflection of the author's mindset, a projection of insecurities, an intentional way of putting other women down to show the main character as being more worthy/desirable, or a way to show that the men in the books don't really have women in their lives or somehow choose to date women who have a poor relationship with food and their body. What does this say about the men considering that those women are implied to be high maintenance, snooty, superficial etc. It shouldn't have to be said but most women eat without counting calories every second of the day and women who are conscious of their calories aren't always "bad" people or "less than" other women.
I love a "girl has crush on older brother's friend" story but this one sucked. It's bad when both characters are unlikeable.
This guy is awful. I know he's in pain and is trying to keep her at a distance but seeeesh. He is an A.D.U.L.T. There is no excuse for him expecting the world to revolve around his royal pain in the ass highness and him treating other people like absolute dirt. People who are ungrateful and do not seem to care much for people are an immediate turn off.
And Nina. She does not seem to understand the concept of "not yours". Who the heck does she think she is and how little respect does she have for her long-time crush to do what she does.
Also the switch from "friends" to lovers in this series is so fast I'm getting whiplash.
What is up with the repeated use of the "not like other girls" thing in this series. I'm pretty sure it's happened in the other 2 books of this series where a guy has commented on the main character "actually eating food" unlike other girls who count calories and apparently sustain themselves on air and unicorn sparkles. This is either because of lazy/poor writing, a reflection of the author's mindset, a projection of insecurities, an intentional way of putting other women down to show the main character as being more worthy/desirable, or a way to show that the men in the books don't really have women in their lives or somehow choose to date women who have a poor relationship with food and their body. What does this say about the men considering that those women are implied to be high maintenance, snooty, superficial etc. It shouldn't have to be said but most women eat without counting calories every second of the day and women who are conscious of their calories aren't always "bad" people or "less than" other women.
August 25, 2018
I have really enjoyed Julie's other books in this series so was looking forward to this and certainly didn't disappoint me at all. She writes them so well that you really think you are there with them and in the country it's based in. It's heartwarming and romantic and fighting for what you want also about families and friendship and plenty about amazing cakes that I would just love to try. It's about fitting the last piece of the jigsaw to complete your life.
This is based around a little patisserie in Paris and Nina who is the youngest of four children her bigger brother always tell her what she can do. Her job has come to an end and one of her brothers has a friend in Paris called sabastian who has broken his leg and needs an assistant to help him run a patisserie course and her brother suggests she goes out. She doesn't agree to start with but soon changes her mind problem is sabastian is really been her secret love for years so will she be able to forget all that and work for him. She goes out and he is very difficult with her to start with and it's very hard running the course with her but she meets new friends and starts to settle. She goes in to the patisserie she starts to realise it really could make a go of it but sabastian has other ideas so she goes behind his back and with her friends they transform the patisserie back to life but she's starting to get close to sabastian and she hasn't said anything about what she has done and how will he react when he finds out she has been baking and selling her cakes and they have turned the shop around. Will he understand and realise she's done it for him and her to show she can do it or will he be angry. Will they find romance together or is it to late and what will happen to the wonderful patisserie in Paris.
A great read and worth more than five stars. Simply brilliant and got hooked straight away.
This is based around a little patisserie in Paris and Nina who is the youngest of four children her bigger brother always tell her what she can do. Her job has come to an end and one of her brothers has a friend in Paris called sabastian who has broken his leg and needs an assistant to help him run a patisserie course and her brother suggests she goes out. She doesn't agree to start with but soon changes her mind problem is sabastian is really been her secret love for years so will she be able to forget all that and work for him. She goes out and he is very difficult with her to start with and it's very hard running the course with her but she meets new friends and starts to settle. She goes in to the patisserie she starts to realise it really could make a go of it but sabastian has other ideas so she goes behind his back and with her friends they transform the patisserie back to life but she's starting to get close to sabastian and she hasn't said anything about what she has done and how will he react when he finds out she has been baking and selling her cakes and they have turned the shop around. Will he understand and realise she's done it for him and her to show she can do it or will he be angry. Will they find romance together or is it to late and what will happen to the wonderful patisserie in Paris.
A great read and worth more than five stars. Simply brilliant and got hooked straight away.
October 13, 2020
No. Tak si zase jednou připadám, že jsem četla úúúúplně jinou knihu, než většina ostatních. Mohl by mi někdo zcela vážně vysvětlit, čím se tohle liší od harlequinek, které se za mého dospívání prodávaly zhruba za dvacku? Asi jsem cynik, ale moc rozdílů jsem nenašla.
Holka, jejíž největší problém je, že si před deseti lety vylila víno na šaty před klukem, který se jí libil. Která nemá žádné finanční starosti, má naprostou podporu rodiny (finanční i emoční), může se prostě sebrat a na pár měsíců vypadnout do Paříže, no a kdyby to nevyšlo, ono se zase něco najde, že. A ještě ji taková podpora "dusí".
Navíc (tady si nejsem jistá, jestli vinit autorku či překlad) odpalované těsto opravdu nekyne, a překládat panna cottu jako krém ze spařené smetany je... ehm... fakticky sice správně, ve všech dalších ohledech nikoli.
Takže tak. Paní Caplin asi nebude můj šálek čaje. :-(
Holka, jejíž největší problém je, že si před deseti lety vylila víno na šaty před klukem, který se jí libil. Která nemá žádné finanční starosti, má naprostou podporu rodiny (finanční i emoční), může se prostě sebrat a na pár měsíců vypadnout do Paříže, no a kdyby to nevyšlo, ono se zase něco najde, že. A ještě ji taková podpora "dusí".
Navíc (tady si nejsem jistá, jestli vinit autorku či překlad) odpalované těsto opravdu nekyne, a překládat panna cottu jako krém ze spařené smetany je... ehm... fakticky sice správně, ve všech dalších ohledech nikoli.
Takže tak. Paní Caplin asi nebude můj šálek čaje. :-(
September 20, 2021
Milujem piecť zákusky, koláče, torty... všeeetko sladké (možno aj pre to mi sadla ako r.ť na šerbeľ :-) ) A počas čítania som dostala neuveriteľnú chuť na éklerky (kto by ju nedostal, keď ich autorka opisovala tak detailne a šťavnato, až som na jazyku cítila ich ohromnú chuť... mňam).
Dejovo bola knižka veľmi zaujímavá, páčilo sa mi, že autorka nevykreslila hlavnú hrdinku ako "silnú nezávislú ženu" (ako je teraz moderné), ale ako normálnu ženu, ktorá prechádza životom, čelí úskaliam a snaží sa nájsť - pôsobila veľmi reálne.
Sebastian sa spočiatku javil ako macho, avšak postupne ako sme ho spoznávali, sa z neho nakoniec vykľul sympatický mladý muž.
Veľmi príjemná kniha. Rozhodne pohladí každú romantickú dušu. Určite si ju prečítajte. Ja zatiaľ idem piecť ;-)
Dejovo bola knižka veľmi zaujímavá, páčilo sa mi, že autorka nevykreslila hlavnú hrdinku ako "silnú nezávislú ženu" (ako je teraz moderné), ale ako normálnu ženu, ktorá prechádza životom, čelí úskaliam a snaží sa nájsť - pôsobila veľmi reálne.
Sebastian sa spočiatku javil ako macho, avšak postupne ako sme ho spoznávali, sa z neho nakoniec vykľul sympatický mladý muž.
Veľmi príjemná kniha. Rozhodne pohladí každú romantickú dušu. Určite si ju prečítajte. Ja zatiaľ idem piecť ;-)
July 26, 2019
The third book in the romantic escape series and it didn’t disappoint.
Julie has a lovely way of bringing a group of strangers together who become firm friends. I think this aspect of her books is what I like the best. I loved all the characters, although it took longer for me to warm to Sebastián, but eventually I did.
Through the wonderfully descriptive writing, you can close your eyes and imagine the wonderful patisseries and, if you’ve not been to Paris like me, the beautiful city of Paris.
I now want to visit Paris and eat cake and hopefully find somewhere special just like Patisserie C.
A definite ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from me.
Julie has a lovely way of bringing a group of strangers together who become firm friends. I think this aspect of her books is what I like the best. I loved all the characters, although it took longer for me to warm to Sebastián, but eventually I did.
Through the wonderfully descriptive writing, you can close your eyes and imagine the wonderful patisseries and, if you’ve not been to Paris like me, the beautiful city of Paris.
I now want to visit Paris and eat cake and hopefully find somewhere special just like Patisserie C.
A definite ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from me.
September 17, 2018
This was a sweet (no pun intended) book! I haven't read the first two books in this series, but I'll definitely pick them up now. If you love a good chick-lit story, Paris, and/or pastries, this will be a fun read for sure.
There were some aspects to the book that kept me puzzling (ex: how do people become best friends that fast and decide to completely renovate a building without anyone finding out?), but I was reading for escapism and got it, so I'm not mad about it. Pairs well with GBBO and a cup of tea or coffee.
There were some aspects to the book that kept me puzzling (ex: how do people become best friends that fast and decide to completely renovate a building without anyone finding out?), but I was reading for escapism and got it, so I'm not mad about it. Pairs well with GBBO and a cup of tea or coffee.
June 25, 2022
"Малката сладкарница в Париж" оправда очакванията ми да бъде интересна и освежаваща, но и идеално четиво за след наситена фентъзи книга. Голяма фенка съм на поредицата на Джули Каплин и нямаше как да я подмина, и съм изключително радостна, че от издателството продължават да я издават.
Признавам си, че не моменти двамата главни ме нервираха леко, но после се успокоявах, че това е само книга и няма защо да ги нареждам толкова много. :) И не на последно място, препоръчвам да се запасите с храна, някакви сладкиши поне, защото иначе става много страшно.
Признавам си, че не моменти двамата главни ме нервираха леко, но после се успокоявах, че това е само книга и няма защо да ги нареждам толкова много. :) И не на последно място, препоръчвам да се запасите с храна, някакви сладкиши поне, защото иначе става много страшно.
March 13, 2021
Das Schicksal spielt mit
Ein verspieltes Cover in Rosé darauf der Titel "Die kleine Patisserie in Paris" in drei Farben, nämlich blau, weiß und rot, darunter sieben ineinander gestapelte Tassen in eben diesen Farben, stimmen schon gut auf den Roman ein. Zudem sehen wir ein Macarone und ein Croissant durch die Szene wirbeln. Erst darunter lesen wir den Namen der Autorin dieses wunderbaren Unterhaltungsromans: Julie Caplin. - Auf der ersten Umschlagseite werden uns durch einen Kartenausschnitt von Paris die Schauplätze dargestellt, die für unsere Begleitung unserer Protagonistin wichtig sind.
Nina ist als Nesthäkchen in einer liebevollen Familie aufgewachsen. Ihre Eltern und ihre vier Brüder sowie deren Familien verhätscheln sie und sehen ihr alles nach, ja mehr, sie machen ihr Vorschläge, die sie als Erwachsene gar nicht mehr hören möchte. Als das Lokal, in dem sie als Kellnerin arbeitet, für acht Wochen schließt, gibt es zwar bei der Familie Möglichkeiten, unterzukommen, doch sie möchte einmal etwas ganz anderes - und zwar alleine - machen.
Der beste Freund ihres "Lieblingsbruders" Nick sucht in Paris händeringend eine Unterstützung für einen Patisseriekurs in der Nähe von Sacré-Coeurs, weil er sich ein Bein gebrochen hat. Das ist es! Nina überlegt nicht lange und fährt nach Paris, wo sie ein stets übelgelaunter Sebastian erwartet. Er kommandiert sie wie ein Feldwebel herum. Dies gemeinsam mit seiner ewig üblen Laune vermiesen ihr dermaßen den Spaß an der Arbeit und an Paris, dass sie eigentlich aufgeben möchte. Doch die Teilnehmer des Kurses sind sehr nett und sie hält erst mal durch.
Viel mehr möchte ich vom Inhalt nicht preisgeben. Man taucht ein in ein ganz anderes Leben in Paris und möchte zu gerne so eine kleine Patisserie finden, um selbst gebackene Macarones zum frisch gebrühten Kaffee zu knabbern.
Julie Caplin versteht es, mit leichter Feder, aber dennoch fesselnd durch diesen Roman zu führen. Die Protagonisten lernt man schnell kennen, nur bei Sebastian, der in Ninas Kindheit öfter bei ihrer Familie denn bei sich zuhause war, braucht man etwas länger. Doch nicht nur der Leser benötigt dafür seine Zeit, auch Nina geht es so.
Dies ist ein sehr unterhaltsamer, humorvoller, dabei aber einfühlsamer Roman, bei dem natürlich die Liebeswirrungen nicht fehlen.
Die deutsche Ausgabe wurde veröffentlicht bei Verlag rororo.
Ein verspieltes Cover in Rosé darauf der Titel "Die kleine Patisserie in Paris" in drei Farben, nämlich blau, weiß und rot, darunter sieben ineinander gestapelte Tassen in eben diesen Farben, stimmen schon gut auf den Roman ein. Zudem sehen wir ein Macarone und ein Croissant durch die Szene wirbeln. Erst darunter lesen wir den Namen der Autorin dieses wunderbaren Unterhaltungsromans: Julie Caplin. - Auf der ersten Umschlagseite werden uns durch einen Kartenausschnitt von Paris die Schauplätze dargestellt, die für unsere Begleitung unserer Protagonistin wichtig sind.
Nina ist als Nesthäkchen in einer liebevollen Familie aufgewachsen. Ihre Eltern und ihre vier Brüder sowie deren Familien verhätscheln sie und sehen ihr alles nach, ja mehr, sie machen ihr Vorschläge, die sie als Erwachsene gar nicht mehr hören möchte. Als das Lokal, in dem sie als Kellnerin arbeitet, für acht Wochen schließt, gibt es zwar bei der Familie Möglichkeiten, unterzukommen, doch sie möchte einmal etwas ganz anderes - und zwar alleine - machen.
Der beste Freund ihres "Lieblingsbruders" Nick sucht in Paris händeringend eine Unterstützung für einen Patisseriekurs in der Nähe von Sacré-Coeurs, weil er sich ein Bein gebrochen hat. Das ist es! Nina überlegt nicht lange und fährt nach Paris, wo sie ein stets übelgelaunter Sebastian erwartet. Er kommandiert sie wie ein Feldwebel herum. Dies gemeinsam mit seiner ewig üblen Laune vermiesen ihr dermaßen den Spaß an der Arbeit und an Paris, dass sie eigentlich aufgeben möchte. Doch die Teilnehmer des Kurses sind sehr nett und sie hält erst mal durch.
Viel mehr möchte ich vom Inhalt nicht preisgeben. Man taucht ein in ein ganz anderes Leben in Paris und möchte zu gerne so eine kleine Patisserie finden, um selbst gebackene Macarones zum frisch gebrühten Kaffee zu knabbern.
Julie Caplin versteht es, mit leichter Feder, aber dennoch fesselnd durch diesen Roman zu führen. Die Protagonisten lernt man schnell kennen, nur bei Sebastian, der in Ninas Kindheit öfter bei ihrer Familie denn bei sich zuhause war, braucht man etwas länger. Doch nicht nur der Leser benötigt dafür seine Zeit, auch Nina geht es so.
Dies ist ein sehr unterhaltsamer, humorvoller, dabei aber einfühlsamer Roman, bei dem natürlich die Liebeswirrungen nicht fehlen.
Die deutsche Ausgabe wurde veröffentlicht bei Verlag rororo.
June 22, 2021
I finished off reading this beautiful and exciting book in 5 days. It was gifted to me as a part of book exchange therapy. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book.
It will take you to the world of stunning locales in Paris and their evergreen variety of food decorated like a new bride in sophisticated restaurants.
What I loved:
#1 I loved Julie's writing style. I would say she writes so flawlessly, and you can easily blend with the characters as she takes you to their world word by word.
#2 Nina (The Youngest sister and spoilt lass) raised by brothers and her loving parents will remind you how in some instances in your life you craved for the same love but what makes it thought-provoking how she never felt like being loved this way. I hope you do.
#3 I loved the character of Sebastian as he knew trips and tricks to be a part of restaurant chains and putting all his arduous work to make his dreams come true.
#4 While some people don't like the love they receive, on the other hand, some characters have been dying to get just an ounce of it from others. Like the way, Nina came across someone.
Overall, this sweet book would be irresistible for you just my book reviews. (I am kidding).
Please get your hands on it and let me know how intriguing you have found it.
It will take you to the world of stunning locales in Paris and their evergreen variety of food decorated like a new bride in sophisticated restaurants.
What I loved:
#1 I loved Julie's writing style. I would say she writes so flawlessly, and you can easily blend with the characters as she takes you to their world word by word.
#2 Nina (The Youngest sister and spoilt lass) raised by brothers and her loving parents will remind you how in some instances in your life you craved for the same love but what makes it thought-provoking how she never felt like being loved this way. I hope you do.
#3 I loved the character of Sebastian as he knew trips and tricks to be a part of restaurant chains and putting all his arduous work to make his dreams come true.
#4 While some people don't like the love they receive, on the other hand, some characters have been dying to get just an ounce of it from others. Like the way, Nina came across someone.
Overall, this sweet book would be irresistible for you just my book reviews. (I am kidding).
Please get your hands on it and let me know how intriguing you have found it.
November 17, 2024
3,5 *
Bolo to mile citanie, no po nastavenych ocakavaniach z predchadzajucich 2 casti mi tu akosi chybalo chemie medzi hlavnymi postavami. Jeden mierne vasnivy bozk v celej knihe mi jednoducho nestacil.
Pozitivnou zmenou bola hrdinka, ktora nie je vorkoholicka ani karieristka, skor sa v zivote stale hlada. Z coho som vsak bola sklamana a neuspokojilo to moju predstavu o zmatku v srdci a vo vlastnych pocitoch bola prave hlavna hrdinka Nina. Nevedela som sa naladit na autorkin vibe. Co mi chce vlastne o Nine povedat? Bola pre mna skor nemastna-neslana, nez nerozhodna a zmatena.
Celkovo som mala pocit, akoby toto bola autorkina prvotina v porovnani s Brooklynom a Kodanou. Pribeh bol carovny, pacila sa mi zmes postav, hoci som stale mala pocit, akoby to cele slo len velmi po povrchu. Postavy, lokacie, gastronomia. Vsetko mierne slabsi odvar.
Hoci, na druhej strane, celkom ma potesilo, ze tentokrat to nie je "hrr" koniec, kde pribeh musi zasadne koncit svadbou.
Nevravim, ze som si pri citani neoddychla. Nemozem ani tvrdit, ze by som sa vyslovne nudila. Avsak toto dielo mi nepreniklo do citatelskej duse tak ako tie predtym. Kazdopadne sa tesim na Island, ktory sa opat mierne prepaja s Parizom cez 1-2 postavy.
Bolo to mile citanie, no po nastavenych ocakavaniach z predchadzajucich 2 casti mi tu akosi chybalo chemie medzi hlavnymi postavami. Jeden mierne vasnivy bozk v celej knihe mi jednoducho nestacil.
Pozitivnou zmenou bola hrdinka, ktora nie je vorkoholicka ani karieristka, skor sa v zivote stale hlada. Z coho som vsak bola sklamana a neuspokojilo to moju predstavu o zmatku v srdci a vo vlastnych pocitoch bola prave hlavna hrdinka Nina. Nevedela som sa naladit na autorkin vibe. Co mi chce vlastne o Nine povedat? Bola pre mna skor nemastna-neslana, nez nerozhodna a zmatena.
Celkovo som mala pocit, akoby toto bola autorkina prvotina v porovnani s Brooklynom a Kodanou. Pribeh bol carovny, pacila sa mi zmes postav, hoci som stale mala pocit, akoby to cele slo len velmi po povrchu. Postavy, lokacie, gastronomia. Vsetko mierne slabsi odvar.
Hoci, na druhej strane, celkom ma potesilo, ze tentokrat to nie je "hrr" koniec, kde pribeh musi zasadne koncit svadbou.
Nevravim, ze som si pri citani neoddychla. Nemozem ani tvrdit, ze by som sa vyslovne nudila. Avsak toto dielo mi nepreniklo do citatelskej duse tak ako tie predtym. Kazdopadne sa tesim na Island, ktory sa opat mierne prepaja s Parizom cez 1-2 postavy.
February 25, 2023
Och, ako rada by som teraz bola v Paríži! A som nesmierne rada, že vďaka tejto knihe som tam aspoň na chvíľu mohla zájsť. Už od momentu, ako hlavná hrdinka Nina vystúpila z vlaku v Paríži, bola som v mojom milovanom svete. Možno to nie je najlepšia kniha zo série a je pravda, že v tomto prípade romanca celému príbehu viac uškodila ako pomohla, no mne dala všetko, čo som práve potrebovala – pokoj, relax, Paríž, chuť znovu čítať a hlavne chuť znovu sa pustiť do pečenia a skúsiť niečo nové!
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