Jennifer and her family’s adventures have been covered in a range of media, with her book Parallel Lives widely reviewed. Get a taste of their experience in the following selection of print and broadcast coverage.
PlainsFM ‘Paris s’eveille’ podcast – October 2019
Jennifer talks to Antonio Viselli about her adventures in this PlainsFM programme, dedicated to all things French and brought to you by the Alliance Francaise Christchurch. Listen to the interview
Radio New Zealand Nine to Noon – August 2019
Jennifer has written about her search for a new life – indeed a double life – in a love letter to the village of Quillan. Eventually, Jennifer bought a house in a village of just fifty people. Lynn Freeman hears Jennifer’s story and asks about the impacts in-comers like her are having there. Listen to the interview
Next Magazine – January 2019
“Lots of people said, ‘Goodness that’s bold,’ or ‘That must’ve been scary.’ But in some ways it’s harder to stay put and think, ‘I wonder what I might’ve experienced?’ and having that regret.” Read the article.
Groove FM Wellington – September 2018
Tim Gruar talks to author Jennifer Andrewes about what led her to quit her job and head for the French hills. Listen to the interview.
Unity Books – September 2018
“I imagine a lot of us have dreamt of taking off to Europe for a few glorious seasons – Jennifer Andrewes has done just that, spending four seasons in the French Pyrenees, and managed to write a book about it. Find out more including which famous actress (or two) would play her in the film adaption of her story and where her favorite place is to write.” Read the interview.
NZ Booklovers – September 2018
“If you’ve ever considered spending time living in France with your family, this book is required reading! Jennifer writes openly, sharing personal insights and experiences in an engaging way. ” Read the review and Read the interview.
The Good Life France – September 2018
“This book is simply un-put-downable. Whether like me you are an expat who loves reading about other regions of this amazing country, you love visiting France on holiday, are considering moving here, or you simply enjoy taking a wonderful fly-on-the-wall glimpse into other people’s lives, this book will keep you captivated until the very last page.” Read the review.
