The Homeowner's Guide to Living in France
New ebook goes live! Webooks provides free info for those looking to relocate to France
Webooks.co.uk is a new website offering free access to the full text of “The Homeowner’s Guide to Living in France” – an exclusive guide published by How To Books.
About the Book:
France is consistently the world’s top tourist destination, with around 75 million visitors annually. It also remains one of Britain’s favourite destinations for buying a home outside the country. The property in France is noticeably cheaper, the cost of living is lower, the weather is better than in the UK and the social security and health systems are some of the best in the world.
“The Homeowner’s Guide to Living in France” is essential reading for those visiting France with an eye to buying property, or those who have already bought either a part-time or permanent residence. Designed to assist British homeowners in France get the most out of their new host country, this enlightening guide will improve their understanding, appreciation and adaptation to the French culture and lifestyle.
The book is divided into two parts:
Part One: Provides an overview of the country, its natural beauty, French family life, the economy, politics and future developments, and tips and advice on how to buy a property there.
Part Two: Covers practical and social topics: health, language, integrating socially, shopping, leisure activities, holidays, culture, education, the law, employment, eating out, business dealings and bureaucracy.
Ideal for anyone who wants to fully experience the French way of life, The Homeowner’s Guide to Living in France is filled with useful tips and important advice that can help you transform your house buying experience in France into real home living.
About the author:
Richard Whiting has been living and working in France for more than 20 years. The author of “Buying and Renovating a Property in France”, he has worked both in property and in sales for a French drinks company. His personal and professional experiences combine to produce an authentic guide to thriving in the richly rewarding, but delicate cultural waters of France.
About Webooks:
This online “WeBook” is the first in a series of more than 200 books that will go online during the remainder of 2007, as part of an initiative to revolutionise the print publishing industry.
On www.WeBooks.co.uk visitors can also check out the author's blog, interact with other budding expats in the forum, find useful websites in the directory or download the PDF version of the ebook from the online store.
There is no charge for reading all or part of the book and no need to register, though visitors can sign up for a newsletter that will alert them as new titles are added to the online collection.
Visitors can access the full text content of the book at:
The Homeowner’s Guide to Living in France
http://www.thehomeownersguidetolivinginfrance.info
How To Books
http://www.howtobooks.co.uk
Webooks.co.uk
http://www.webooks.co.uk
45 Lafone Street
London SE1 2LX
0207 397 5412
editorial@webooks.co.uk
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