Poor Anna is forced to attend school Paris for her senior year. No one would have to force me to attend school in Paris. But if I were 17, I probably would have been pissed too. In Paris, she makes some new friends, learns French, and watches a lot of movies. Oh and she meets a cute boy. Swoon! St. Clair is adorable. When I was 17, I would have given my left arm to meet a guy like him. But like any teenager there are plenty of problems-mean girls, girlfriends, sort of boyfriends, fighting friends. But the overall story was sweet and easy to get lost in. I immediately liked Anna. She was relatable as were her problems. Plus I loved the descriptions of Paris and the different parts of Paris. Sigh, I wish I was there.
Highly recommended. I hesitate to say light because there were some heavier parts but the overall feeling of the book was fun and romantic. Others who shared their thoughts on Anna and the French Kiss: The Broke and The Bookish, A Room with Books, The Lost Entwife, The Adventures of an Intrepid Reader, Melanie's Musings, and The Perpetual Page-Turner.
I have heard only good things so yes I am curious
ReplyDeleteEveryone loves this book! I should have read it last summer with my daughters.. would have been perfect entertainment and inspiration as we went to Paris last summer!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so mad at myself! I had this book for months and never read it!!!! I will this summer though..sounds great!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you loved this book! It is one I am recommending to people who ask where to start with YA because it is just so good!
ReplyDeleteI definitely need to read this book, I've heard so many raving reviews about this book. Thanks for posting! :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't this adorable!?!? You think that there's no way this could live up to all you've heard about it, and yet it does. I really enjoyed her second book, Lola and the Boy Next Door, although still liked Anna better
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