Popular buys in the This French Life shop

IF there is one certainty about This French Life many of its readers enjoy learning more about France, be that its people, language or just how to get the best out of living there.

That is what I draw from looking at the most popular purchases made through the This French Life Amazon shop which shows what titles have interested readers the most.

So here is a list of the most popular books and as always if you buy items through these links it earns the site a small commission and that doesn’t cost you a penny extra:

Dictionary of French Building Terms
A long time favourite with readers as it helps you get up to speed with many of the terms and phrases used when involved with a property and is sure to prove prove useful when that renovation project is under way.

More France Please, We're British
Another one that seems to be a popular read as Helena Frith Powell provides an insight into the French way of life, including things such as healthcare, education and Ikea.

Au Revoir Angleterre: Making a Go of Moving Abroad
The authors bring to life a warts and all account of everything involved both on a personal and bureaucratic level.

My French Life
This sumptuous book features stunning photography and beautiful page design, as Vicki Archer tells her story of moving into a seventeenth-century house in Saint-Remy-de-Provence with her husband and three children.

Pardon My French: Unleash Your Inner Gaul
Takes your knowledge of France and gives it a good shake as you learn a little of the language and discover new and strange things about the country.

Speak the Culture: France
Another book that offers an insight in corners of France you never knew existed as the arts, French history, cinema, regions and more are brought into the spotlight with a tongue in cheek touch.

501 French Verbs
Verbs and their conjugations are often a real stumbling block so this handy paperback is sure to be getting plenty of use in homes.

Extremely Pale Rose: A Very French Adventure
A former London lawyer, Jamie Ivey, heads to Provence with his wife Tanya on a quest to find a rose wine that will appeal to the French palate.