The book "Parisian frolics; or, 'Going abroad'" is the work of the English writer Blanchard Jerrold, which was first published in 1841 under the pseudonym Landlor. In this book, the author humorously describes the adventures of the English Kopkein family, which goes to Paris. The heroes leave their home in London and go on a journey to the continent, where curious situations, misunderstandings and comic adventures await them. "Mills of Paris" is a fun novel that combines a sharp satirical look at English society with colorful descriptions of Parisian life and culture. The work is distinguished by lightness of style, deep humor and successfully conveyed characters of the main characters. This book will be an excellent choice for those who appreciate quality humor and exciting adventures.