One of my favourite books
Is the Larousse English-French dictionary I got when I studied A-Level French.

Is this because it's a comprehensive guide and mentor to a beautiful language?

Is this because it helped me expand my French vocabulary to a size of which even Mr Lawrence would be proud?

No.

It's because its pages are made out of that lovely, thin-yet-durable stuff that usually frequents dictionaries and sometimes bibles. I loved to turn its pages and listen to the gentle rustling.

I got an E.

EDIT: And I've just realised that the Larousse is a cookbook. Or is it? I can't remember. Damn.
(happylittletulip helpless and delicious, Sat 17 May 2008, 10:28, closed)

Nope
Larousse is a dictionary. Yours sounds a lot more entertaining than my uni Robert: thick pages with lots and lots of useful phrases in the middle, but does contain all the sweary words too! (The mark of a good dictionary is whether or not rude words are included.)
( Maladicta happy Christmas yer arse, I pray God it's our last, Sat 17 May 2008, 12:39, closed)

If you can't remember
if Larousse is a cookbook or a dictionary, then pass the gāteau please.
( mistaspakkaman is just a little boy who likes to press buttons., Sat 17 May 2008, 13:22, closed)

I've checked
It's both.

*hands round gateau*
(happylittletulip helpless and delicious, Sat 17 May 2008, 14:31, closed)

Merci
* miam * * miam * * miam *
( mistaspakkaman is just a little boy who likes to press buttons., Sat 17 May 2008, 16:07, closed)