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Alfredo Lazcano _azcano_ — Anna Oliphant is starting her senior year in high school. She should be extatic, but she's not; her father has enrolled her in a French boarding school for American students. She's leaving behind her best friend, Bridgette, and her latest crush, Toph, the cute guy at work who she finally kissed the night before she left for Paris. She's alone and doesn't know anyone, doesn't speak French, and just wants to go home to Atlanta. She does make friends, of course, and even while she's pining for Toph, she develops a crush on Etienne St. Clair, one of the guys in her group of friends. She thinks he might feel the same, but St. Clair has a girlfriend; she graduated last year and attends a local Parisian college. It shouldn't be complicated, right? But it sooo is... My thoughts: It's ALWAYS the books that I put off reading that I end up adoring. Anna and the French Kiss is like hot chocolate (chocolat chaud) on a cold winter day: It warmed my heart, made me smile, and I didn't want to put it down. Sophie Perkins has written a wonderful story about a teenage girl who's learning that although things change, they're not always bad. Her cast of characters are well-rounded and each of them brings something special to the story. Besides the witty writing and sweet story line, though, I think what I liked best is that Anna is a character that I can relate to. I remember those feelings of insecurity and just feeling so...awkward. Her fears about being an American in France are comically endearing. I also swooned with Anna over St. Clair, he was so charming and sweet had his own problems to deal with. As you probably guessed from the title, Anna and the French Kiss is set in Paris, and Ms. Perkins does a wonderful job of highlighting all the parts of Paris I hope to one day see for myself. There were several scenes that took place in the city, notably a very sweet scene when St. Clair takes Anna on a brief tour of the city to assuage her fear of leaving the school's campus. In case I haven't made it clear yet, I absolutely recommend Anna and the French Kiss; it's definitely going on my Keeper Shelf. I plan to read more books by Ms. Perkins, starting with the next book in this series, Lola and the Boy Next Door, on shelves September 29.

Aidi студия _he_ — I read The Grapes of Wrath first, but I loved East of Eden more. This book is involved, intense, and has biblical undertones. But, more than that, this book has vivid characters. I guess what I mean is this: when I finished it, I wanted to pick it up and read it again.

Yegor Kharkoff egorrr — liked Edwards point of view much better than Bella's. Hopefully the author will come out with full version soon.

Promozoo Promozoo grainnel898c — I like reading Franzen because he gives you enough to really invest in the characters. Some people found that there was too my philosophizing, but I enjoyed it - it gave the book another level to consider.

Ceylan Güven cey1231211 — intence