Julie interviewed in BBC Story: Why the French don’t Show Excitement
Julie was interview for this BBC story exploring how the concept of « excitement » doesn’t translate into French. “Verbally, ‘I’m so excited’ is sort of a …
Julie was interview for this BBC story exploring how the concept of « excitement » doesn’t translate into French. “Verbally, ‘I’m so excited’ is sort of a …
Julie was interviewed for an article in France-Amérique’s web magazine about the French waiter who was fired from his job in a Vancouver restaurant for …
Julie just released a new book she helped two McGill family medicine professors write. It shows doctors and patients how to use online information to make …
We’re delighted to discover The Bonjour Effect is on the Sonoma Index-Tribune’s list of bestselling paperbacks this week.
The New York Times Book Review included The Bonjour Effect on its list of new paperback releases this May. Read the short piece about the book here, in Paperback Row.
The Bonjour Effect is on the new list of favourite books posted on BonjourParis.com.
Barlow and Nadeau publish Op/Ed on French Elections in Globe and Mail: Macron milks a long-lost French impulse – optimism
Julie Barlow parle de son dernier livre, The Bonjour Effect, avec Léa Tirard-Hersant, sur le site de son école de langue virtuelle, Léa Café. Écouter ou lire …
Why are the French rude? Paris expat site The Local interviewed Julie and Jean-Benoît about this persistent, mistaken perception of the French. Read The French are not rude, …
Winesworld Magazine says « Francophiles, and every would-be tourist will be well served by the detail of the Bonjour Effect. » Read interview here.