Learning French by reading novels, classics as well as recent titles, crime fiction or even short stories, is entirely possible. Books in « français facile » (easy French) are adapted…
Wordplay is everywhere in French: in adverts, newspaper headlines, comedy sketches and everyday conversation. Getting a joke or a pun is often the moment you start to feel truly at…
Reading the French press is not just about staying informed. It also means stepping into a world of opinions, culture, and debates that reflect the richness of French society. For…
Learning French is much bigger than memorising vocabulary lists or drilling grammar. To really move forward, you have to live the language: hear it, speak it and read it. Reading…
An Australian friend once told me about her very first trip to France. She did not speak a word of French when she landed in Paris. The metro stressed her…
Reading is one of the most enjoyable ways to progress in French, and it works even better when the book comes recommended by other learners. Our Live French Book Club…
Inclusive writing, écriture inclusive in French, is one of the most debated language topics in France today. Some see it as a clumsy addition; others see it as a fairer…