The Book Club made its debut on Tuesday the 12th November at Sauramps. The book in question was The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, a novel by Rachael Joyce which explores the importance of love and friendship in the face of suffering. We shared our personal responses
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Remember that episode of F.R.I.E.N.D.S where Joey gets his head stuck in a Turkey? When Phoebe lost her arm? Or the episode where Chandler gets his toe cut off?? These episodes are flashbacks when the gang spent time together at Thanksgiving. As seen in F.R.I.E.N.D.S, Thanksgiving is
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Do you like to be beside the sea? Get a taste for Great British beaches and discover the beauty of the North of England through some eye-catching images captured by the fabulous photographer Jane Howard. In June 2013 The French American Centre took a group of 15,
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We have made this video for a very good cause, to help raise awareness of One Billion Rising, preventing violence against women and girls. Please share it and like it and pass it on! Stay informed for The 2014 One Billion Rising event
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Have you got any unwanted clothes? That impulse purchase that you’ve never actually worn? A birthday present that you never really liked? A table that just doesn’t go with your newly decorated room? Or just fancy something new without spending any money? If this sounds like you,
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‘The Book Club’ and ‘Le Rayon Langues Sauramps’ is coming back! In collaboration with ‘The French American Centre’ we are offering the opportunity to meet up twice a month to discuss, share and exchange ideas. During our next in Sauramps meeting we will be talking about the
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The French American Center forum is a virtual notice board for anyone interested in cultural exchange or or offering help, advice, furniture, babysitting, apartments to share etc.. for English speaking students in the Montpellier area. If you are an anglophone you can make contact with the French
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Montpellier based author Jeremy Josephs has just published his eighth book. “It’s an unusual mix of biography, gastronomy, murder, art, sex and scandal”, he declares. And this is reflected in the title A MOST UNUSUAL MENU – ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA. It sounds more like fiction than
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If you are looking for locally based Anglo writers to add to your summer reading list you can find two under the same roof and start your search with their sites listed here. Clair and Jeremy could be described as an enthusiastic, friendly and eclectic couple with
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By 1950, Kenya was on the verge of one of the bloodiest and most protracted wars of decolonisation fought in Britain’s twentieth century empire.’ Britain’s Gulag. P 28. White Lies is about different kinds of war and different kinds of loving. It explores the fragility and partiality
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