Title: Not completely what it seems
Product review: This is not your charming, harmless, Hemingway-like account of a flaneur in Paris as you imagine by the cover and title. While it will satisfy some of your cravings of the Paris athmosphere as you read it, its buildings and neighborhoods, it shows so much of the subjectibility or the writer that I didn't feel like continuing to read it. I don't mind what he is but, he too much focuses on that (also showing the reader some of the writer's own prejudices), it comes as a surprise while you read the book and out of context. At least he should have titled the book "The flaneur" promenades on Paris. I only would like to know better what I buy before I buy it. It deceived me. It ruined what could have been a splendid book.
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