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Marty Minila martyminila — You HAVE to read "Good In Bed" before you read this book. I read it several years ago, and I was still confused in a few places. I was able to catch up, but I could see where it would be a little frustrating for a new reader. Or not- you don't know what you don't know, right? Maybe it was just frustrating for me b/c I couldn't remember a specific detail from the 1st book, but it didn't change understanding this book. Anyways- this is an awesome book. I liked it b/c it is not only a 'chitlit'/easy beach read, but it could be considered educational. :) The lead characters are Jewish and talk of holidays and traditions I had never heard of. I enjoyed learning about the culture through the book. I like exposure to different ways of life without an agenda getting shoved down my throat. I don't want to put any spoilers in here...BUT- I must warn you..if you take this book anywhere in public, take tissues. Seriously- there are quite a few tearjerkering moments in here. I listened to this on audiobook while painting my bedroom, and I cried like a baby. I had to sit down and just listen several times. I am glad I was listening to it on CD and not reading it b/c I would never have gotten anything done. I would not have set it down. Enjoy!!!

Pavlina Bercikova _ye_avlina — I have finished the first part, "Combray". It is difficult for me to read and follow although I find it very interesting the descrition of the accomodate French society of 19th century. I also find very interesting this kind of narration from souvenirs from his chilhood and the description of all the feelings and things he felt during these days.