Emma in Paris with an essay by Rebecca Arnold and introductory texts by Laura Avedon

Emma in Paris with an essay by Rebecca Arnold and introductory texts by Laura AvedonEmma, the New York sparrow whom we first met in the acclaimed Emma's Journey, returns in this delightfully playful story of acrobatics and friendship, which also affords a beautiful and unusual visit to the wonderful city of Paris. Following Emma's Journey, which took Emma from her home in Central Park through Manhattan and then across the Atlantic Ocean to Paris, Emma in Paris tells the story of Emma's first months in the City of Light, where she

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