Each week in the Book Room online, we recommend newly published English books Paris we love.  This week’s new books all come to pass “In Paris”: LOVING MODIGLIANI This is a ghost story, even fantasy, a treasure hunt more than historical novel. The book is woven with imaginings of the world after death where the […]Read More - Lire la suite

An outing for Mother’s Day might be to the Mothers monument in Paris 13th. Some consider the Monument aux Mères Françaises in the eponym park at 21 boulevard Kellermann to be austere and soviet-styled, but we must take into consideration that it was inaugurated in 1938 and thus view it in context of the between […]Read More - Lire la suite

How to meet people in Paris ? Now that I am in Paris how do I meet people? is a question that is frequently asked. There are many possibilities according to your particular interest. Here is a list of ideas so you can start meeting lovely people in Paris! Please do not hesitate to share […]Read More - Lire la suite

Bicycle (and Trottinette) theft and BICYCODE As we head into this new period where new bike lanes are popping up like dandelions many people will be buying bicycles and trottinettes, many will also be stolen and resold. Bikes are stolen way too often in France and it is likely to continue to increase in the […]Read More - Lire la suite

Here are two developments in the fight for RBT. The United States taxes on the basis of citizenship. This is sometimes referred to as citizenship-based taxation (CBT). CBT means that the United States taxes its citizens on their worldwide income regardless of where they live and earn their income. RBT Residence-based taxation taxes individuals based […]Read More - Lire la suite

Finding jobs in Paris: The CV The first step to finding jobs in Paris is to Frenchify your CV. Some readers may not even know what a CV is given that the term used in the United States is, ironically, the French word résumé (generally written without the accents). In the long run resume means […]Read More - Lire la suite