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thelibraryofethos 's review for:
Anna and the French Kiss
by Stephanie Perkins
I loved this book, it made me happy.
It reminded me a whole lot of Fangirl, which also made me very happy. But it wasn't quite done as well as Fangirl.
This book made me laugh, made me smile, and I was absolutely gutted when I reached the end of the book only to find that all those extra pages at the back of the book were just a preview for the next one and not another chapter... I wanted more!
So I've been reading quite a few serious/adventure books for a while now, and I felt like I needed a change in genre which is why I picked up this one. And it did not disappoint.
I stayed up late a few times with this book (that's not a normal thing for me, I like my sleep a lot and only if a book's good can I read it when I'm tired) and I skipped an afternoon of revision for this book.
Anna was a relatable character, a true to life teenager. I loved the interactions between the group of friends because they all worked so well together. Everyone stayed true to character.
And now I want to try french macarons! This book has taught me a lot about France.
Overall, a really good book for people who need a quick, lighthearted, funny, romantic read.
It reminded me a whole lot of Fangirl, which also made me very happy. But it wasn't quite done as well as Fangirl.
This book made me laugh, made me smile, and I was absolutely gutted when I reached the end of the book only to find that all those extra pages at the back of the book were just a preview for the next one and not another chapter... I wanted more!
So I've been reading quite a few serious/adventure books for a while now, and I felt like I needed a change in genre which is why I picked up this one. And it did not disappoint.
I stayed up late a few times with this book (that's not a normal thing for me, I like my sleep a lot and only if a book's good can I read it when I'm tired) and I skipped an afternoon of revision for this book.
Anna was a relatable character, a true to life teenager. I loved the interactions between the group of friends because they all worked so well together. Everyone stayed true to character.
And now I want to try french macarons! This book has taught me a lot about France.
Overall, a really good book for people who need a quick, lighthearted, funny, romantic read.