Many Americans hold a special place in their heart for Paris and nearly all things French from inspiring architecture to picturesque boulevards and tiny cafes. Long-time "New Yorker" writer Adam Gopnick shared this romantic perspective with his wife and together they dreamed of the day when they would run away to Paris. Their dream became reality after the birth of their first child in 1995. In his new book "Paris to the Moon," Gopnick reflects on his five year personal pilgrimage that confirmed many of his Parisian fantasies while injecting a good dose of French reality.