As an associate creative director for Ogilvy & Mather, Amy Thomas went to Paris in 2009 to work on Louis Vuitton's digital advertising. Now back in New York, she contributes to the New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, Every Day with Rachel Ray and others. She blogs at dessertfordinner.com and www.godiloveparis.blogspot.com.
A starry-eyed tour of the City of Light's best p tisseries, juxtaposed with the American-style treats of her beloved New York. - Adventures in Food, France and Beyond It's fun, it's tooth-achingly sweet, and I loved every minute! - All Things Luxurious [The] storyline kept me engaged and, of course, the chocolate descriptions kept me salivating. - Bookshipper If you have a sweet tooth, if you want to live vicariously through the eyes of Amy Thomas as she spends time in both Paris and New York, then this may be a good choice for you. - Adventures of an Intrepid Reader The book is an entertaining memoir about a girl and her love for Paris [as well as her struggle with loving New York too]. - Gourmet Galley Though I don't recommend reading this tribute to deliciousness during a 21-day-juice cleanse you'd surely lose the will to go on it's the perfect book any other time you find yourself in need of geographic or baked escapism. - The Chalkboard Magazine This little book is a treat for the senses and the mind. You will feel as if you are on a sweet ride with Amy. - Maurice on Books Paris, My Sweet A Year in the City of Light (and Dark Chocolate) (Sourcebooks) balances her unexpected homesickness-often taking the form of a yen for Billy's cupcakes and Levain cookies-with delicious new findings, including sexy boutique chocolatiers (Pigalle's L'Etoile d'Or) and Paris' best madeleine purveyor (Bl Sucr ). - VOGUE.com Thomas's story in Paris, My Sweet is inspiring in her quest to redefine her life for herself--and of course, will leave readers longing for a quick dash into a Parisian bakery. - Shelf Awareness for Readers