Silly but fun. Also, an extra star for an innovative concept.

Wanted to not think about America for a sec. Remembered that the French are also insane

Loved this book. Caught myself laughing out loud several times while reading this. This book is not meant to be taken too seriously although there is some good advice in there.

Charming, funny and a reminder to that life is full of contradictions and in the end we must always be authentically ourselves. A reminder of all the pressures society places on women and how we must try our best to be our best self acknowledging our imperfections and embracing or improving along the way. I would not call this book a work of art but it made me smile and I needed that :)

I loved this book. Full of some very good points, great humour and overall Parisian feeling.

Skimmed the last half or more. Whether this was meant to be satirical to some degree or whether it was to be taken seriously, it wasn't the book for me. With the exception of a couple of sections about beauty routines and fashion, I don't think I'd want to be friends with the woman this book describes, much less emulate her.

Really hoping this actually is satire, but still not very enjoyable even if it was.

I love it! I kept on screaming "Is this not me??!!" internally as I read this book. It's an honest book about the Parisienne: the good, the bad, and the (morally) ugly. To me the Parisienne is as real as it gets.