In bringing Jacqueline Bouvier’s transformative Paris interlude to the page, Ann Mah offers readers a lovely, immersive visit to a vanished city.

Mariner
9780062997012
Mariner
9780062997012
In bringing Jacqueline Bouvier’s transformative Paris interlude to the page, Ann Mah offers readers a lovely, immersive visit to a vanished city.
Long before she was the iconic Jackie Onassis, and more than a decade before she glamorized the role of first lady, Jacqueline Bouvier was a shy student at Vassar College. She'd grown up with extraordinary privilege—she was named "Queen Debutante" in 1947—yet she was already scarred: by her parents' messy, public divorce;…
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