Monday 30^th October 2006

Tales by Candlelight

Long dark nights, warm firesides and cosy blankets – it's the perfect time of year to curl up with a good book! Many foreigners living in France miss being able to pop in to their local library, or stop off at a bookshop on the way home from work to pick up a good read.

Browsing the pages

The AngloINFO Bookshop provides access to a selection of locally-relevant titles from Amazon.co.uk's extensive catalogue, in many categories, including:

And if you prefer to shop for books by browsing the pages and reading the blurb on the back cover, then have a look in the Books & Bookshops category of The AngloFILE to find a bookseller near you - there may be more than you thought.

Also, something many find surprising is how many local libraries have a selection of books in English see Libraries & Book Exchanges in The AngloFILE for addresses in your area. Or you could visit your local médiathèque – many have English-language publications.

News Flash! New Site Launched

AngloINFO French Alps, launched Monday 23 October 2006, provides those living in the area - or planning a move there from elsewhere - with all the features and benefits to which AngloINFO's users around the world are accustomed: The AngloFILE, INFOrmation Pages, The AngloINFO Forum and much, much more.

Find out more at AngloINFO French Alps

What else?

To keep up with all the new stuff on AngloINFO is easy - just click here! We've been adding new entries to the AngloFILE just about every day, and there are now over 1,900 listings there!

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