Europe on Saturday Night

Europe on Saturday Night - Paperback

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Europe on Saturday Night

Europe on Saturday Night - Paperback

by John Gould
$16.95
Sale price  $16.95 Regular price 

Book Overview

by John Gould (Author)

"We left our Maine and our United States at home and we journeyed amongst other peoples with courtesy to them and credit to ourselves."

That is John Gould's definition of good travelers; and he and his wife are charming examples of this as they tour through Germany, Denmark, Austria, Italy, France, England, and Scotland. You'll discover what a delight it is to travel Gould family style, for that is Maine style with the extra sparkle of Gould's wry Down East humor. It's a friendly book, but Gould lets no country, group, individual, or menu get away with pomposity or an unearned reputation. There is much to discover, both good and bad as the Goulds search for the quality of European life and bring readers into the presence of ordinary, and fascinating, Europeans.

Author Biography

Born and bred in Maine, John Gould (1908-2003) was well known for his acerbic Yankee wit. Over his life he wrote dozens of books and for an astounding sixty-two years was a regular columnist for the Christian Science Monitor. Despite his literary fame, he would always claim that he was, first, last, and always, a farmer.

Number of Pages: 316
Dimensions: 0.9 x 8.5 x 4.9 IN
Publication Date: August 19, 2016
ISBN9781608935529
Author John Gould
PublisherDown East Books
GenreBiography, Travel, and Humor & comedy
FormatPaperback
PublishedAugust 2016
LanguageENG- English
Pages316
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About John Gould

Born and bred in Maine, John Gould (1908-2003) was well known for his acerbic Yankee wit. Over his life he wrote dozens of books and for an astounding sixty-two years was a regular columnist for the Christian Science Monitor. Despite his literary fame, he would always claim that he was, first, last, and always, a farmer.

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