Con Artist in Paris Free Audiobook Download by Franklin W. Dixon

Growing up in France, Franklin W. Dixon attended the Paris Conservatory of Music as well as studying at the National Academy of Music in Paris. He also studied at Ecole Normale Superieure and University of California, Berkeley under Professor Edgard Varèse. His musical influences included composers such as Igor Stravinsky and Maurice Ravel, who were among his piano teachers.

Con Artist in Paris is a heartwarming, inspiring children's story about an American boy who moves to France and befriends the locals. There are lots of adventures including having the time of his life at a carnival and visiting the Eiffel Tower. A page turner for any child to enjoy, this audiobook is perfect for kids who are learning French or just enjoying an afternoon in the car.

This installment of the 'Franklin W. Dixon' series follows Franklin, who travels to Paris to visit his girlfriend, Kathy Anderson. It's a romantic trip that soon takes an unexpected turn when he becomes involved in a con game involving an extravagant jewelry exchange.

Franklin W. Dixon is a con artist who loves to travel the world and commit scams. One day he decides to go on one last big scam before he turns his life around, taking a train to Paris. This book has four different narrators in it and it varies in voices and accents, which makes for some interesting listening.

Con Artist in Paris, written by Franklin W. Dixon, is a novel about James A. Drake, an American traveling across Europe. Drake is the son of a New York City newspaperman who has never done anything significant in his life before and hopes to achieve some sort of fame or greatness during his travels. When he meets and falls for Emma, an Englishwoman living in Paris with her stepfather, he decides to take on the persona of a con artist in order to win her heart.

In May of 1878, a young girl named Madeline started her journey to America. When she arrived in Boston and filed for permission to enter the country, Madeline was stopped by officials. She tried to explain that she had no choice but to go because her father passed away. However, the officials didn't believe her story and deported her back to France.