Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride while visiting France from the comfort of your armchair. Join single mum Emma and three-year-old Lola as they embark upon a remarkable road trip in honour of her father in a 1979 Peugeot 504 named Clancy. The richly detailed beauty of France unfolds during the journey, which begins as a fundraising challenge in aid of Multiple Sclerosis. It's testament to the reliability of Clancy - a car with a colourful history of traversing hundreds of thousands of miles in extreme conditions. Blending a mother's devotion to her loved ones and the thrill of the open road, Clancy Goes to France is an inspiring true story of how life's experiences are best when shared. This travel memoir celebrates the lessons passed on from parent to child and illustrates how a love of travel binds the generations of a family. The story lends itself as a travel guide to France's most alluring destinations and includes wonderful descriptions of the places they meandered through. ★★★★★ "I've only kept one other book on my kindle, one from Bill Bryson. I'll be keeping yours too." "Please keep writing, you have a rare gift in making people be at your side through all your adventures." "Emma's journey, with the love for her father and their car is so inspiring and heart-warming. I must meet Clancy!" - Janis Winehouse (mother of singer Amy Winehouse). "I loved reading this as I was on a motorcycle tour myself, some similar destinations and observations along the way. A lovely way to read about travel with a different perspective to the norm, made me smile a lot." "A wonderful story. I was sad to finish the book." "Please keep writing, you have a rare gift in making people be at your side through all your adventures." Emma's goal was to write about the experience so that her father could imagine himself there with her, and in this she succeeded. It's an inspirational story of a mother pushing through emotional challenges to achieve a dream. If you'd like to share in that dream, then the story is here for you to enjoy. Why not start now?