Reviewed by Angie on
Anna and the French Kiss just makes me smile. I was worried that I wouldn't enjoy it as much the second time around, but that simply wasn't true. I still adored Anna and her awkwardness around Etienne. I found all of her fears and bumbles and drama totally believable. I mean, who wasn't a mess at 17?! Etienne did frustrate me with his back and forth, but I get it. It's a weird situation to be in, and I doubt most people would have handled it any better at that age. The drama does get a little out of control near the end, but teenage hormones are flying everywhere. I'm just glad everyone made it out unscathed!
Anna and the French Kiss is a quick, feel good read. Yes, I still think the plot is totally cheesy, but it worked! I loved how Anna and Etienne started off as friends, then moved into some questionable territory where neither one of them really knew how to act around the other, and then finally moving into the love stage. It's so nice to see a young couple get to know each other before they start declaring ever lasting love. The one thing that did bother me was that we don't get anything about Anna and Bridgett making up. That's kind of left dangling, and I felt like friendships were an important theme of the story, so I would have liked to have seen some resolution there.
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