Guest Post by Michelle Moran + GIVEAWAY

Passages to the Past is delighted to bring you a guest post written by the incomparable Michelle Moran, in honor of her upcoming February 15th release, Madame Tussaud!

She has also graciously offered up a signed hardcover copy PLUS a pair of Marie Antoinette cupacake earrings, which seriously are the cutest damn things I've ever seen!  

MADAME TUSSAUD: The Woman
 
When most people hear the name Madame Tussaud, the first thing that comes to mind are the eerily lifelike waxworks which crowd her museums throughout the world. But who was the woman behind the name, and what was she like in the flesh?

Madame Tussaud’s story actually began in 18th century Paris. While most people know her from her famous museum in London, it was in France, on the humble Boulevard du Temple, where Marie first got her start as an apprentice in her uncle’s wax museum, the Salon de Cire. At the time, the Boulevard du Temple was crowded with exhibits of every kind. For just a few sous a passerby might attend the opera, watch a puppet show, or visit Henri Charles’ mystifying exhibition The Invisible Girl. The Boulevard was a difficult place to distinguish yourself as an artist, but as Marie’s talent grew for both sculpting and public relations, the Salon de Cire became one of the most popular attractions around. Suddenly, no one could compete with Marie or her uncle for ingenious publicity stunts, and when the royal family supposedly visited their museum, this only solidified what most showmen in Paris already knew — the Salon was an exhibition to watch out for.

But as the Salon’s popularity grew, so did the unusual requests. Noblemen came asking for wax sculptures of their mistresses, women wanted models of their newborn infants, and – most importantly – the king’s sister herself wanted Marie to come to Versailles to be her wax tutor. While this was, in many ways, a dream come true for Marie, it was also a dangerous time to be associated with the royal family. Men like Robespierre, Marat, and Desmoulins were meeting at Marie’s house to discuss the future of the monarchy, and when the Revolution began, Marie found herself in a precarious position. Ultimately, she was given a choice by France’s new leaders: to preserve the famous victims of Madame Guillotine in wax, or be guillotined herself.

Madame Tussaud: A Novel of the French Revolution is the story of Marie’s life during one of the most tumultuous times in human history. Her survival was nothing less than astonishing, and how she survived makes for what I hope is a compelling read.

To read more, please visit Michelle Moran's WEBSITE and BLOG.

ABOUT THE BOOK

SYNOPSIS

The world knows Madame Tussaud as a wax artist extraordinaire . . . but who was this woman who became one of the most famous sculptresses of all time? In these pages, her tumultuous and amazing story comes to life as only Michelle Moran can tell it. The year is 1788, and a revolution is about to begin.

Smart and ambitious, Marie Tussaud has learned the secrets of wax sculpting by working alongside her uncle in their celebrated wax museum, the Salon de Cire. From her popular model of the American ambassador, Thomas Jefferson, to her tableau of the royal family at dinner, Marie’s museum provides Parisians with the very latest news on fashion, gossip, and even politics. Her customers hail from every walk of life, yet her greatest dream is to attract the attention of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI; their stamp of approval on her work could catapult her and her museum to the fame and riches she desires. After months of anticipation, Marie learns that the royal family is willing to come and see their likenesses. When they finally arrive, the king’s sister is so impressed that she requests Marie’s presence at Versailles as a royal tutor in wax sculpting. It is a request Marie knows she cannot refuse—even if it means time away from her beloved Salon and her increasingly dear friend, Henri Charles.

As Marie gets to know her pupil, Princesse Élisabeth, she also becomes acquainted with the king and queen, who introduce her to the glamorous life at court. From lavish parties with more delicacies than she’s ever seen to rooms filled with candles lit only once before being discarded, Marie steps into a world entirely different from her home on the Boulevard du Temple, where people are selling their teeth in order to put food on the table.

Meanwhile, many resent the vast separation between rich and poor. In salons and cafés across Paris, people like Camille Desmoulins, Jean-Paul Marat, and Maximilien Robespierre are lashing out against the monarchy. Soon, there’s whispered talk of revolution. . . . Will Marie be able to hold on to both the love of her life and her friendship with the royal family as France approaches civil war? And more important, will she be able to fulfill the demands of powerful revolutionaries who ask that she make the death masks of beheaded aristocrats, some of whom she knows?

Spanning five years, from the budding revolution to the Reign of Terror,
Madame Tussaud brings us into the world of an incredible heroine whose talent for wax modeling saved her life and preserved the faces of a vanished kingdom.

GIVEAWAY PACKAGE

Up for grabs is a signed hardcover copy of Madame Tussaud and a pair of Marie Antoinette cupcake earrings!


GIVEAWAY INFORMATION

- To enter, please leave a comment below and include your email address.
- Giveaway is open INTERNATIONALLY.
- For +1 additional entry each, please help spread the word by blogging, posting on sidebar, tweeting or posting on Facebook.  You can use the SHARE buttons below and please include the info in the comment section below.
- Giveaway ends on February 22nd.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL!

 
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127 comments:

  1. I am a huge fan of Michelle Morans and I'd love to win a copy of her book. The earrings are adorable too.

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  27. Wow...so many good book reviews and interviews this month...I've got a lot of catching up to do with my blog sidebar and your giveaways ;) Tomorrow I should be finished with the Little Dresses so I can get my blog work done...lol Thanks for another "must read" historical French novel. Fondly, Roberta

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  29. I really want to read this as the synopsis sounds wonderful...and it will be my first book by Ms. Moran ;-)

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  33. I love Michelle Moan's previous books and would love to win Madame Tussaud.
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  38. I'd love to read this. Sooo fun when you also have a jewelry giveaway with the book too. Please enter me as well

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  39. I am really excited about this book. I want to read more about Madame Tussuard.

    Thank you for the great guest post.

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  40. I think this book pretty much tops my most anticipated releases for 2011. The cover is fab! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  41. This book sounds really amazing! Thanks for the giveaway :)

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  42. Loved her previous books and this sounds good too!

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  43. Thank you for the giveaway! I have this book on my wishlist and I want to read it soon!


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  44. Thank you for hosting this giveaway! I can't wait to read this book; winning would be even nicer!

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    I shared on Facebook too!!

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  47. What a neat giveaway! I've read other books by Michelle Moran so I know I'll enjoy this one. I've always heard of Madame Tussaud but had no idea she was so involved in the French Revolution. Thanks for the giveaway.
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  48. I love Michelle Moran and I have all of her hardcovers! I am a big fan! I am a follower of ur blog! Pls enter me in this giveaway.
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  49. I have been dying to read this book! I love all of her books!

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  50. I would so love to have a copy of this fascinating book. Creating a wax likeness must be incredibly difficult. The combination of the history of Madame Tussard plus discussion of her amazing craft is a must-read. I do so hope to be selected to win a copy!

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  51. I would love to read this book - it sounds very interesting and I love Michelle Moran.

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  52. Please enter me!
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  53. Yay for Michelle -- I can't wait to read her book!

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  55. I cannot wait for this book! Been looking forward to it for a long time now.
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  56. Thanks for the chance at the book and fab earrings!

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  57. tweet; http://twitter.com/#!/fredalicious/status/34294573018648576

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  58. I tweeted: http://www.passagestothepast.com/2011/02/guest-post-by-michelle-moran-giveaway.html? Giveaway of 'Madame Tussaud'

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  59. I used your share button and posted the contest on my Facebook page.


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  60. Would love to wind a copy of this one. I am really looking forward to reading it.

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  61. I'd love to win this. Thanks!

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  62. what a sweet treat! those earrings are soooo cute too!
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  65. Oh I'm soo excited. Michelle Moran is in my top three favorite historical fiction authors list!! I have been waiting quite a while for a new book to be released.

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  66. Thanks so much for hosting this and do please enter me! I've tweeted the giveaway:

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  67. I'm looking forward to reading this one!

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  68. I had no idea that Marie got her start in France. I love books set in France but find they are harder to come by then those set in England. I would love an opportunity to win this book!

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  69. Looks very interesting. Like reading and learning about history. Hope to win this book and the ear-rings.

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  70. Looks interesting. Enjoy learning about history. Hope to win this and the ear-rings.

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  71. Would love to read this. Thanks.
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  72. Looks great!

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  73. Shared this DOUBLE giveaway on Twitter and Facebook ;)

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  74. All DONE with adding this DOUBLE giveaway on my sidebar...yipee ;)
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  75. I'm looking forward to this book so much! It looks really good
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  76. This looks like such a good book! And those earrings are great! Thanks so much for the contest!

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  77. What an amazing giveaway and awesome of Michelle to sign the book! I am really excited to read this book and to see how Madame Tussaud navigated both the Royal family and leaders of the revolution, to keep her head attached.

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  78. So glad to have an opportunity to win such awesome giveaways!
    Thanks for making it possible:)
    I so want to be taken back in time in history through this book:)
    Blessings and Smiles,
    Charlotte Kay
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  79. Love all of Michelle's other books. I'm sure we won't be disappointed--and earrings too? I don't go anywhere without them! Thanks so much! Sign me up.

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  80. Sounds like a very interesting book.

    My email

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  81. Love the author, and this book is one I've been wanting to read, and goodness those earrings are darling.

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  82. Madame Tussaud was obviously a talented woman. It seems that talent both endangered and saved her life. It is hard to imagine living during that time of national insanity.
    This should be an illuminating book.

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  83. I tweeted the giveaway as pbbearclaw at 1:28 AM on Feb. 7.

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  84. I shared this giveaway on Facebook as Patricia Barraclough at 1:31 AM on Feb. 7.

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  85. Thanks for the giveaway! I would love to read this :)
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  86. Please enter me in the giveaway.

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  87. I'm anxious to read this book and I am in love with the earrings! I actually didn't realize that Madame Tussaud was a real person. It's amazing that she was making her figures so long ago!

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  88. Would love to win the book and earrings!!

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  89. I would love to be entered to win this book!
    Thanks for the giveaway!
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  90. I would be so excited to receive a copy of Michelle Moran's new book--I have read and enjoyed all her others! My email is gemmamoy@aol.com. THANK YOU!

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  91. Hello! My name is Veronica and i'm from Argentina and i want to thank you for this oportunity!!!

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  92. Please enter me in the giveaway! mljcwsu at yahoo dot com

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  93. Hi Amy and Michelle,
    Thanks for organising this giveaway ! I'm a very big fan of Michelle's books, I have them all and have read them all so far too except for Madame Tussaud. I don't have this one yet and would love to :)
    So please enter me for the giveaway !
    Love
    Carine
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  94. This books sounds so interesting I would love to read it

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    +1 I tweeted
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    Thanks

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  95. Count me in please! Would love to read this!
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  96. Ooh, fabulous! I love Michelle and I would love to read this book.

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  97. Would love to read this book!
    Thanks for the giveaway!
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  98. would love to win this bokks...sounds like another fab read from the talented Michelle Moran. Thanks for a chance

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  99. I'm new to the site but I love all the info on all the wonderful books on here! I have to admit that I have not read anything by Michelle Moran....YET. I am definitely looking forward to this book though! I have been fascinated by Madame Tussaud for so long now and there's no historical fiction books about her. I can't wait for this book to be released!

    Lupita
    ranilupita@gmail.com
    (also sharing this on Facebook)

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  100. Another author of which I haven't had the pleasure of reading! aprilannbloom@yahoo.com

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  101. Thank you for the great giveaway!
    A signed copy is awesome!

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  102. This interview about Madame Marie Tussaud sounds extremely interesting. I have never read anything about her before that I can remember. I would love to read this book.

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  103. Oops! Forgot to include my email address.

    cathy@kc.surewest.net

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  104. I would love to enter!
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    Thanks!

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  105. I love Michelle Moran's books and would love to be entered in this giveaway.
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  106. Please include me in your giveaway.
    Thanks
    debbie
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  107. I'd love to read this book! I'm learning so much about Madame T. through the reviews that it has my curiosity peaked!

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  108. i'd love to read this book
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  109. Thank you so much for the great giveaway. I've really been wanting to read this book since I saw the Madame Tussaud museum in Vegas. Very cool :)

    Jules
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  110. OOh! SOunds fabulous! I want to read this! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  111. Thanks for the giveaway. This sounds like an intriguing book.
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  112. Would love to win this one!

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  113. I would love to win!

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  114. This has been on my wishlist for a while. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  115. This has been on my wishlist for a while. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  116. Tweeted: http://twitter.com/lag32583/status/39476286908940288

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  117. Shared on FB: Lisa Holmes Garrett
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  118. Sounds like a great opportunity. I'd love to win, my address is nancygerritzen@hotmail.com

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  119. I am a huge fan of Michelle Moran's and would love to read this. Have it on request at the library,but.....

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  120. Did not give my e-mail. It is patbpotts1@yahoo.com. Thank you.

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  121. I love Michelle Moran books. I can't wait to read this one.

    Thanks
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  122. Thanks for another great giveaway! I would love to read about Madame Tussard and her rise to prominence through wax sculpting. Plus I love these earrings!

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  123. Tweeted giveaway: http://twitter.com/#!/MamaHendo3/status/39901328083927040

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  124. Posted giveaway on FB: http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=153680301355747&id=1336711064

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  125. This book looks so interesting. I have actually been to Versielles (forgive incorret spelling) and the Hall of Mirrors. Thanks for considering me for this giveaway!!!!

    Margaret (ggodreads)
    singitm@hotmail.com

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  126. Madame Tussaud is such a unique & interesting person to write about.
    Thanks for the giveaway!
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  127. I've been drooling over this book!

    lovemybabysquid@yahoo.com

    GFC follower

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    Posted on FB
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