Book Details:
Book Title: Vivienne in Paris by Maria Castellucci Moore
Category: Children's Fiction (ages 5 to 9), 38 pages
Genre: Children's Book
Publisher: Mascot Kids
Release date: May 2, 2023
Content Rating: G. Suitable for everyone.
Book Title: Vivienne in Paris by Maria Castellucci Moore
Category: Children's Fiction (ages 5 to 9), 38 pages
Genre: Children's Book
Publisher: Mascot Kids
Release date: May 2, 2023
Content Rating: G. Suitable for everyone.
Book Description:
Vivienne in Paris follows a young Parisian girl on a journey through Paris to find what makes her tick. Join Vivienne as she discovers the sights, smells, tastes, and sounds of the city that make her feel alive. What better place to explore, observe, and delight in her senses than Paris?
This book tells a story of mindfulness and insight into how the surrounding world can really move you. It unites curiosity, wonder, and marvel to enlighten, surprise, and tickle your deepest spirit. Sometimes it’s the smallest things that bring you the greatest joy.
Vivienne in Paris follows a young Parisian girl on a journey through Paris to find what makes her tick. Join Vivienne as she discovers the sights, smells, tastes, and sounds of the city that make her feel alive. What better place to explore, observe, and delight in her senses than Paris?
This book tells a story of mindfulness and insight into how the surrounding world can really move you. It unites curiosity, wonder, and marvel to enlighten, surprise, and tickle your deepest spirit. Sometimes it’s the smallest things that bring you the greatest joy.
Meet the Author:
Entrepreneur, first-generation American, writer, and mother to four children, María strives to bring passion and enthusiasm to all her endeavors. A lover of all things European, María has found great passion through her travels to Paris, Italy, Spain, and South America. Her affection for winemaking, foreign languages, the arts, ballroom dancing, and traveling has given María a unique and grateful perspective on life. Her love for her family and helping others through charitable giving has enabled María to thoughtfully curate purposeful life adventures.
María Castellucci Moore earned her bachelor of arts degree in finance from Dominican University on a tennis scholarship, and later pursued studying at New York University and the London School of Economics with a focus on global affairs. In 2016, with her siblings, María founded Castellucci Napa Family, a luxury wine and real estate brand. María runs her wine label and a family real estate development company in the greater Bay Area. She is a board member of the San Francisco Opera Guild and is enthusiastic about building opportunity and community through the arts.
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Entrepreneur, first-generation American, writer, and mother to four children, María strives to bring passion and enthusiasm to all her endeavors. A lover of all things European, María has found great passion through her travels to Paris, Italy, Spain, and South America. Her affection for winemaking, foreign languages, the arts, ballroom dancing, and traveling has given María a unique and grateful perspective on life. Her love for her family and helping others through charitable giving has enabled María to thoughtfully curate purposeful life adventures.
María Castellucci Moore earned her bachelor of arts degree in finance from Dominican University on a tennis scholarship, and later pursued studying at New York University and the London School of Economics with a focus on global affairs. In 2016, with her siblings, María founded Castellucci Napa Family, a luxury wine and real estate brand. María runs her wine label and a family real estate development company in the greater Bay Area. She is a board member of the San Francisco Opera Guild and is enthusiastic about building opportunity and community through the arts.
connect with author: website ~ facebook ~ instagram ~ goodreads
My Thoughts:
In this storybook we get to travel with a young girl by the name of Vivienne in her hometown of Paris, France. Yes, Vivienne gives us inside look through a child's eyes of what it might look like to spend a lazy Sunday traversing through Paris.
Vivienne is excited to start her day and first visits her grandfather. He in turn tells her to go about her day with her senses. Really focus, kind of hyper focus on all that you do, don't just let the joys of the day pass you by. Rejoice in them instead. That is exactly what Vivienne does as she goes about her usual activities through Paris, she brings the reader along and through her senses gives us vibrant and rich descriptions of all that she is experiencing.
Whether she is eating or shopping, tasting and smelling, even what she hears, Vivienne takes her grandfather's advice and really stops to smell the roses, so to speak. This is a bright, colorful storybook that shows the thrill that an ordinary day and ordinary things can be. Just in Paris!
I was provided a copy of this storybook by the publisher. I was not required to post a positive review and all views and opinions are my own.
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I love the cover.
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