French for Girls

Tales from Hapeney Fen, Book 2

By: JP Wright

Narrated by: Amanda Berry

A chance discovery in the back of a drawer tugs Violet back to her 13th year, to tell a coming of age story that is irresistibly romantic, inevitably comic, and unavoidably tragic.

Even before her pen-pal Albert arrived outside the gates of The Abbess Etheldreda School for Girls, she had decided they must fall in love, but how is she to she make Albert understand, and be sure her new friend has understood her?

When Albert returns home, she is sure of their love, but she begins to have concerns over the doubt Albert reveals in the letters they exchange over months apart, so that by the time her class makes the journey to Paris, she is unsure of how she will be received. Reluctantly, she tells the story of the revelation at Albert's home in Les Fontaines sur Seine that tests her love to breaking point.

Warning: May contain traces of French.

©2018 JP Wright (P)2021 JP Wright

Impeccable Narration

This book was amazing and brought me to tears. A beautiful story. The narration was absolutely amazing.

Innocence Lost

French for Girls is definitely a book that brought back the memories if what is was like having my first crush and the emotions that came with it. The story is very descriptive and well written because in is believable and relatable. I must admit the ending was quite a surprise that I did not see coming. Amanda Berry brought a whole new passion in her stellar narrative that made this book feel like more of a movie. I highly recommend this book. This is my honest unbiased review that I am voluntarily leaving of my own volition.