29th January 11
![french milk, lucy knisley: touchstone.
[illustrated by lucy knisley]
Some graphic novels blow you away with jarring visuals or literary prose. This is not one of them. This novel is just simply charming. You are provided a glimpse of the curiosities of Paris through the eyes of a young woman, which is decidedly different (not necessarily in a bad way) from the perspective of someone who has been around the block. (…) It is the perspective of someone who misses her boyfriend back home, who is stressed about find a job and building a career, who slips into a malaise when her feet don’t fit French shoes, and who is obsessive about art and French milk. | Sandy Nawrot](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lfszp2sLmi1qbk98go1_400.jpg)
french milk, lucy knisley: touchstone.
[illustrated by lucy knisley]
Some graphic novels blow you away with jarring visuals or literary prose. This is not one of them. This novel is just simply charming. You are provided a glimpse of the curiosities of Paris through the eyes of a young woman, which is decidedly different (not necessarily in a bad way) from the perspective of someone who has been around the block. (…) It is the perspective of someone who misses her boyfriend back home, who is stressed about find a job and building a career, who slips into a malaise when her feet don’t fit French shoes, and who is obsessive about art and French milk. | Sandy Nawrot
