Les Monts Dore by Valère-Marie Marchand is a richly illustrated historical volume exploring the cultural and social landscape of the Le Mont-Dore region in central France. Published by Alan Sutton in 2000, the book draws extensively from archival postcards and photographs to document local traditions, architecture, and daily life across the centuries. With 128 pages of curated imagery and descriptive commentary, it serves as both a visual record and a narrative of regional identity. Written in French, the work appeals to historians, collectors, and enthusiasts of French heritage, offering a nostalgic yet informative glimpse into a distinctive corner of Auvergne.