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Patricia Taylor Wells’ plans to spend a summer in Paris studying French at the Sorbonne came close to being cancelled due to political unrest throughout France. In May 1968, there were numerous student protests that resulted in the Sorbonne and other universities being shut down. Workers joined the students and the strikes that followed came close to collapsing the government. After the elections in June, the resurgence had been reverted, and Patricia’s teacher confirmed that their trip had been approved. Little did she know that the political unrest was far from over.
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"Wells tells a tale full if interest and amusement and falls in love with the architecture, sculpture and the wonderful restaurants. This is a lovely little book — well written and with beautiful and exciting descriptions of the times — reading it was like being there. A thoroughly enjoyable book from beginning to end." — Peter Hague ([poet), Goodreads Review
Other Books by Patricia Taylor Wells
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