Hot Baguettes

The Memoir of a Wacky-Woman's Escape from Her "Empty Nest" in California to an Exciting Life in Paris, France

By: Donna Larson

Narrated by: Jean Ruda Habrukowich

When my well-adjusted, prematurely wise son suggested, "Get a life, Mom," I was shocked, but without thinking twice, I took his somewhat cheeky, yet thought-provoking advice and got a life.

Boy - did I get a life!

This rapidly aging bird flew the coop - via TWA! I left my tear-soaked, empty nest in the California dust, and joyously migrated to Paris, France!

I took to the air with two bulging K-Mart wide-belly suitcases; one seriously emaciated bank account; an excess of self-confidence; and last, but not least, my little "hotdog" and main squeeze...

Sport Dachshund!

©2016 Donna Larson (P)2016 Donna Larson

uninteresting account of an over privledged woman

Could not continue after airplane incident...she appears to be a very self absorbed woman who only thinks of herself. Guessing rest of book is the same...more interested in Paris not the author's tales of her woes and her not understanding how her bad behavior got her "dirty looks" for which she "ignored" because of her boarding ordeal...for which she brought on herself.

Funny stories

I hesitated to purchase this book, due to the low rating, but I really enjoyed it, and narration. The little adventures made me laugh out loud, which is praise enough. My only criticism is the abrupt ending.