Christmas in Paris Quotes

“If you don't have love, you don't have anything at all.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“Love could be cruel and make you want to put a noose around your neck.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“You must see the sixteenth arrondissement, it’s one of the most beautiful sections of the city.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“What’s the point?” She shrugged. “Fear only holds you back, life is about moving forward.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“The Petit Palais was built for the world’s fair in 1900,” Alec explained. “It was designed in the Beaux Arts style and takes up a city block. The columns are pink Vosges granite and the mosaic floors were imported from Italy.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“It was impossible get close to the paintings, and”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“Pascal Beillevaire.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“La Poilâne”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“For love to work, two people have to want the same thing at the same time.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris

“This is Shakespeare and Company, it's the most famous bookstore in the world." She pointed to the shelves that reached the ceiling. "Surely you have something on the feudal system or the court of the Sun King?"
"All our books are in English, and there is not a great demand for works on the French aristocracy."
"That's the problem with Americans, they're only interested in themselves," she sighed. "I learned about the Civil War every year from the fifth grade, but I never studied the Wars of the Roses.”
― Anita Hughes, Christmas in Paris