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#LivingThe Dream

Expat life stripped bare

Carrie Frais

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English
Springtime Books
01 September 2021
Nine women share the emotional and practical realities of life away from 'home'.

Grief, loneliness, Brexit, motherhood, identity, belonging, rootlessness, drinking culture and integration are just some of the issues tackled in a series of powerful stories written by nine women on the challenges of expat life. In one of the first books of its kind, these women reveal some of the emotional upheavals and struggles that go hand-in-hand with moving away from their native 'home', which have, until now, remained largely untold.
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Imprint:   Springtime Books
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   2nd New edition
ISBN:   9781838174675
ISBN 10:   1838174672
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Carrie Frais is a British broadcast journalist and PR consultant who has been living in Barcelona on a permanent basis since 2006. In 2008, she founded MumAbroad.com, one of Europe's leading websites for international families living in Spain, France, Italy or Germany. She is also one of the founding members of Bremain in Spain, which campaigns to protect the rights of British citizens living in Spain and Europe, and hosts a weekly radio show and podcast 'The Soundtrack to My Life'. She lives with her husband Tom, two children Poppy and Bertie, dog Reggie and two cats Wally and Maggie on the outskirts of Barcelona City and is happiest with a glass of vino tinto after a day hiking in the hills.

Reviews for #LivingThe Dream: Expat life stripped bare

Divorce, death, alcoholism... these are women's real stories about what lies beneath the Facebook veneer of life abroad. They may be a harsh wake-up call in many cases, but their stories are also refreshing, uplifting and beautifully told. Zoe Dare Hall, Sunday Times


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