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Book SynopsisTrade Review" Paris-Chien showcases Mancuso's playful gouache paintings of Paris' human and canine denizens, and gives Hudson a bold, amusing narrative voice . . . Determined to make friends, Hudson eventually learns a new language, thanks to lessons fromwho else?a French poodle. A petit dictionnaire serves as an introduction to learning French." Publishers Weekly
"A fun tale of adapting to life in Paris. The colorful gouache illustrations of dogs, people and city scenes have loads of personality and emotion... strikes a universal chord as it shows how it feels to be the new or different kid in any situation." Common Sense Media
"Children and adults alike will enjoy the 'fish out of water' story. The gouache artwork is particularly charming, and the color palette and stylized 20th century French artists such as Matisse." Margo Tannenbaum, Children's Librarian
"Take one incredibly cute dog to Paris. Beautifully illustrate him and scenes around Paris in gouache. VoilÀ! You have a fun and engaging masterpiece." The Picture Book Review
"From home sickness to French lessons to the struggle to make Parisian friends, this book carries a message for children about how to cope with change in their lives." Paris Voice
"Caught the vibe of the city perfectly." BARK magazine
"Think of it as Me Talk Pretty One Day from the point of view of a dog and written and illustrated for children." Amy Adams, Children's Librarian
"Delightful!" Travel for Kids
