Reading reminiscences on the glorious days of 1920’s Paris, written by the pen of Hemingway is more than an enjoyable task. A magnificent city was living one more period of glory thanks to the concentration of some of the most prominent artistic minds from many different places, among them the pinnacle of American writers of that time. Getting into their everyday life through an excellent prose makes a literature product of unique quality!

I first read this book when I was 14 years old. I am now 73, and I don't recall how many times I have read it since my boyhood. But one more time is never enough.

Although interesting and reflective of Hemingway's remembrance of their time in Paris, I found it lacking in both dimension and scope.

Hemingway at his best. Especially due to the fact that he had the luxury of hindsight when revising the pages and so could add valuable historical insight. Especially enjoyed his vantage point and reflections regarding F Scott Fitzgerald

This is my first piece I have read by Hemingway and I loved it. It felt like I was back in the 1920s while i was reading. Truly amazing. If you are a new Hemingway fan, this is a must read.

After reading 'The Paris Wife', I felt compelled to read Hemingway's perspective of this post-war era. The stark contrast of minimal descriptives would have been a challenging read had it not been for the first fictional piece read. Now on to the other two Hemingway books I have in hard copy!

Vibrant And alive. I feels like you are talking to him. If you love Paris ,this is a teat for you.

Fascinating look into the life of Hemingway. A must read.

A fantastic looks at a very romantic slice of life in 1920's Paris. This book is like a like a little time machine. Loved it.