Books to Read after Watching Emily in Paris

“The Paris Connection” by Lorraine Brown is a witty and heartfelt debut love story for fans of Josie Silver’s “One Day in December.” It follows the story of Hannah, a woman who is stranded in Paris for the day after a series of mishaps causes her train to divide in the middle of the night and sends her on a different route from her original destination. Winner of the Launch Pad Writing Competition 2022, this book is a must-read for those who love a good romantic comedy with a dash of adventure.

Hannah’s unexpected detour in Paris leads her to meet Léo, a handsome but infuriating Frenchman who blames Hannah for his own unwanted delay. The series of mishaps that sends them traipsing through the City of Light is only further proof that Hannah’s day has gone from bad to worse. However, as the day goes on, Hannah begins to discover the beauty of the City of Light and starts to fall for Léo. The story takes the reader on a journey through the streets of Paris, showcasing its culture, history and people.

“The Paris Connection” is a perfect book for fans of the Netflix show “Emily in Paris.” Like the show, it showcases the beauty of the city of Paris and its culture. The story captures the essence of the city and its people, making it a great read for anyone who loves the city of love. It is a charming and heartwarming story that will leave you wanting more. So, if you’re a fan of “Emily in Paris” and looking for a book that will take you on a similar journey, then “The Paris Connection” is the perfect choice.

“Just Haven’t Met You Yet” by Sophie Cousens is a heartwarming and hilarious tale that explores the question of what happens when you pick up the wrong suitcase and fall head over heels for its mystery owner. Written by New York Times best-selling author of “This Time Next Year,” this book is a must-read for anyone who loves a good romantic comedy with a dash of mystery.

The story follows the life of Laura, a hopeless romantic and lifestyle reporter who is on a business trip to the Channel Islands. Her trip starts off on the wrong foot, when she has an embarrassing encounter with the most attractive man she’s ever seen in real life. She then arrives at her hotel and realizes she’s grabbed the wrong suitcase from the airport. But her only consolation is its irresistible contents, each of which intrigues her more and more. The owner of this suitcase is clearly Laura’s dream man and she sets out to find him.

As she sets out to find her mystery man, Laura also uncovers family secrets and retraces her parents’ footsteps. She finds herself on the same island where her parents first met and fell in love, and hires a surly cab driver Ted to help her in her quest. As she uncovers more and more clues, Laura may have to reimagine the life and love she always thought she wanted. This book is perfect for fans of romantic comedies, who love a good mystery and enjoy a good laugh. “Just Haven’t Met You Yet” is a charming and heartwarming story that will leave you wanting more.

If you’re a fan of the hit Netflix show Emily in Paris, then Kisses and Croissants by Sophie Jouhanneau is the perfect book for you. Set in the beautiful city of Paris, this romantic novel follows the story of Mia Jenrow, an American ballerina with a passion for dance and a love for all things French.

Mia has always dreamed of becoming a professional ballerina and is determined to make her dream a reality. Her great-great-grandmother was a dancer at the Paris Opera, and Mia is convinced that it’s in her blood too. She sets out to spend a magical summer in France, pursuing her passion for dance and immersing herself in all the culture and beauty the city has to offer.

But as Mia begins her journey, she quickly realizes that things are not going to be as easy as she thought. She faces fierce competition from her rival Audrey, and her ballet instructor’s impossible standards push her to the brink. But just when things seem to be getting tough, she meets Louis, a charming French boy who is eager to show her around the city and introduce her to a new side of Paris. With Louis by her side, Mia discovers that the city of love has so much more to offer than just dance, and that sometimes the unexpected detours in life can lead to the most beautiful moments.

In Paris is Always a Good Idea, Jenn McKinlay tells the story of Chelsea Martin, a thirty-year-old woman who is at a crossroads in her life. She has lost her mother to cancer, and her father is getting remarried. Chelsea’s sister has moved on and married twice, while Chelsea has thrown herself into her work as a fundraiser for the American Cancer Coalition. She finds herself feeling unfulfilled and realizes that the last time she was truly happy and in love was on her gap year abroad, seven years ago.

Determined to reconnect with her past and find love and herself, Chelsea embarks on a journey to retrace her steps through Ireland, France, and Italy. She hopes to find Colin, Jean Claude, and Marcelino, the three men who stole her heart so many years ago. From the start, nothing goes as planned, but as Chelsea reconnects with her old self, she finds love in the very last place she expected.

As Chelsea travels through the picturesque landscapes of Ireland, France, and Italy, readers will be transported along with her and will experience the joys and heartache that come with love and self-discovery. This is a hilarious and heartfelt novel that is perfect for anyone who has ever fallen in love, lost themselves, or is looking for a little bit of inspiration to take a leap of faith. Paris is Always a Good Idea is a book that will make readers laugh, cry, and fall in love with the beauty and romance of Europe.

That Night in Paris by Sandy Barker is a romantic comedy novel that follows the story of Cat Parsons, a woman who is running away from the possibility of a relationship. Cat has been single for ten years and even the hint of the “L” word is enough to send her packing her bags and booking a two-week holiday. Her destination of choice is a European bus tour, which she thinks will be the perfect way to avoid any awkward conversations at home. However, little does she know that the first stop on the tour will be Paris, the city of love.

As Cat and her new friends discover hidden treasures and the camaraderie of life on the road, they also discover the beauty of Europe’s most romantic cities, including Paris. Along the way, Cat begins to question her beliefs about love and relationships and starts to see things in a new light. The novel is filled with comedic moments, as well as heartwarming ones, making it a perfect read for fans of romantic comedies.

That Night in Paris would be a great book to read for fans of the Netflix show, Emily in Paris. Like the show, the novel is set in Paris and explores the theme of love and relationships in the city of love. Fans of the show will enjoy the comedic moments, as well as the heartwarming moments, in the novel. Additionally, the novel’s themes of self-discovery and growth will resonate with fans of the show, as Emily in Paris also deals with similar themes. Overall, That Night in Paris is an uplifting and laugh-out-loud novel that is perfect for fans of romantic comedies set in Paris.

“Jacqueline in Paris” by Ann Mah is a captivating novel that takes readers on a journey through the life of Jacqueline Bouvier during her college year abroad in postwar Paris. The book is praised for its exquisite detail and insight, bringing to life the beauty and complexities of the City of Light.

The novel follows Jacqueline as she arrives in Paris in September 1949, determined to make the most of her year abroad before succumbing to family pressure to make a suitable match. She is immediately drawn into the vibrant cultural scene of the city, striking up a romance with a talented young writer who shares her love of literature and passion for culture. But as she immerses herself in the glittering world of champagne and châteaux, she also witnesses the fragility of France, still reeling from the occupation during World War II.

Amidst the backdrop of a city haunted by the past and the rise of communism, Jacqueline’s experiences in Paris shape her understanding of politics and culture, and ultimately, become a defining moment in her life. The novel paints a vivid picture of Jacqueline’s intellectual and aesthetic awakening, and how her time in France would prove to be one of the greatest influences on her life, ultimately shaping her into the American icon we know today.

One Summer in Paris by Sarah Morgan is a heartwarming novel about the power of friendship, love and what happens when an ending is just the beginning. The story follows Grace, who has planned the surprise of a lifetime for her husband, a romantic getaway to Paris, but her husband has a surprise of his own: he wants a divorce. Reeling from the shock but refusing to be broken, a devastated Grace makes the bold decision to go to Paris alone.

On the other hand, Audrey, a young woman from London, has left behind a heartache of her own when she arrives in Paris. A job in a bookshop is her ticket to freedom, but with no money and no knowledge of the French language, a summer spent wandering the cobbled streets alone seems much more likely. That is until she meets Grace and everything changes.

The two women, both dealing with their own heartbreaks, form an unlikely friendship and begin to explore the city of Paris together. From wandering the cobbled streets to taking in the sights and sounds of the city, they help each other heal and find a new perspective on life. The book is a perfect read for fans of the Netflix show Emily in Paris as it explores the beauty and culture of the city of Paris, and the impact it can have on one’s life. It is a novel filled with heart, humor and romance, and it is sure to leave readers feeling uplifted and inspired.

Anna and the French Kiss is a heartwarming and relatable novel by Stephanie Perkins, a master of capturing the joys and complexities of young love. The story follows Anna, a senior in high school who is excited to finish her final year in Atlanta with her great job, her best friend and her crush who is on the verge of becoming something more. However, her plans are thrown off when her father decides to send her to a boarding school in Paris.

In the city of love, Anna finds herself struggling to adjust to the new culture and language. But everything changes when she meets Etienne St. Clair, the perfect boy. He’s charming, funny, and a true gentleman, and Anna can’t help but fall for him. The only problem is that he’s taken and Anna also might be, if anything comes of her crush back home.

As Anna navigates the ups and downs of teenage love, she also discovers the beauty of Paris and the joys of friendship. Will a year of romantic near-misses end in the French kiss that Anna awaits? Perkins’ novel is a coming-of-age story that will transport readers to the streets of Paris and make them fall in love with the characters and the city just as Anna did. The novel is a perfect fit for fans of romantic comedies and coming-of-age stories.

When in French is a memoir by Lauren Collins that explores the complexities of love in a second language. Collins recounts her own experiences of falling in love with a Frenchman named Olivier and moving to London, where their relationship develops entirely in English. As she grapples with the question of what it means to love someone in a second language, she becomes increasingly curious about the nuances of the French language and culture. The couple eventually relocates to Francophone Geneva, where Collins decides to learn French in order to better understand her husband and their relationship.

In her quest to learn French, Collins takes us on a journey of self-discovery as she grapples with the nuances of the French language and culture. She describes her experiences in a Swiss language school with great humor, highlighting the frustrations and embarrassments of learning a new language. Along the way, she also delves into the history and culture of the French language, providing an insightful look into the way in which languages shape our understanding of ourselves and our relationships.

When in French is a memoir that is both funny and thought-provoking. Collins writes with great style and wit, making the book a joy to read. Her insights and observations on the complexities of love and language are relatable and will resonate with anyone who has ever struggled to learn a new language or navigate a relationship in a different culture. Whether you are a Francophile, a language learner, or simply someone who is interested in the human experience, this book is sure to be a delight.

How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are by Anne Berest, Audrey Diwan, Caroline De Maigret, and Sophie Mas is a charming bestseller that provides readers with a unique and authentic perspective on what it means to be a Parisienne. Written by four accomplished and stylish French women, the book offers candid and humorous insights into various aspects of French culture and lifestyle, including style, beauty, culture, attitude, and men. The authors, who have been friends for years, possess diverse backgrounds in music, film, fashion, and publishing, and they share their personal experiences and secrets as they debunk the myths surrounding the French woman.

The book is divided into short and frisky sections that take readers on a journey through the authors’ lives, from their first date to their favorite haunts in Paris. The authors are unapologetically honest about their flaws, admitting to being snobs, a bit self-centered, unpredictable, and opinionated. They also share their thoughts on sensitive topics such as children, weddings, and going to the gym, providing readers with a glimpse into their personal lives.

Fans of the Netflix show, Emily in Paris, will love reading this book as it offers an authentic and unvarnished look into the lives of real French women. The book provides readers with a glimpse into the complexities of French culture and society, and it also includes an address book of the authors’ favorite places in Paris for readers to explore. Whether you’re looking to slip into your inner cool or just want to know more about the French way of life, How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are is a must-read for anyone interested in French culture and lifestyle.