Speaking Better French: more Faux Amis! Paperback, 6x9 in, 156
pages Wheatmark, April 2008 "I am amazed at how much fun to
read, as well as how incredibly informative, the book is. It’s a
wonderful tool that I’ll be happy to recommend to my colleagues
and — Brigitte Humbert/Chair, Dept. of French, "I love the Faux
Amis, especially the relaxed, conversational presentation. I’m
going to suggest that we recommend it for students in our
intermediate and advanced classes as a supplementary reference
book” —Norman Shapiro, Professor, Dept. of "It’s the kind of
book that would be very useful for students that are making
their first forays into writing in French. You signal just the
kind of traps that students fall into all the —John F. Moran,
Director of Language Programs, Dept. of French, NYU It’s easy to
assume that French words mean the same as English words, when
they look and sound pretty much the same. Most of the time you’d
be correct. However, some of these word pairs may have
completely different meanings.