Name: Anna and french kiss
ISBN: 9780525423270

Anna and french kiss

ella hardy 

amelia grace 

"Because of you. I'l only be a twenty-minute train ride from your school, and I'll make the commute to see you every night. T'd take a commute ten times that just to be with you every night."

"Tl sing to you." He tucks my stripe behind my ear. "Or Il take you to the opera. Or Ill ly you back here to visit. Whatever YOU Want Anvthing vou Want"

Stephanie Perkins

Anna and the French kiss

Jess

<a href="http://www.gonewiththewords.com/2011/05/music-monday-anna-and-french-kiss-if-it.html" rel="nofollow noopener">Music Monday: Anna and the French Kiss + If it Kills Me by Jason Mraz</a><br /><br />"I'm a little distracted by this English French American Boy Masterpiece." Was I ever?! I couldn't put this book down. It was exactly the book I needed today. I already want to read it again! :)

When Anna's romance-novelist father sends her to an elite American boarding school in Paris for her senior year of high school, she reluctantly goes, and meets an amazing boy who becomes her best friend, in spite of the fact that they both want something more.

Anna and the French Kiss

kinda slow but cute. The little twist was kinda crazy.

Tuleen Joudeh

Anna is less than thrilled to be shipped off to boarding school in Paris, leaving a fledgling romance behind – until she meets Étienne St. Clair. Smart, charming, beautiful, Étienne has it all...including a girlfriend. But in the City of Light, wishes have a way of coming true. Will a year of romantic near-misses end with a longed-for French kiss? "Magical...really captures the feeling of being in love" - Cassandra Clare, author of The Mortal Instruments series NPR's Year's Best Teen Reads, 2010. NPR's 100 Best-Ever Teen Novels, Number 53. Cybils Award Finalist for Young Adult Fiction, 2011. YALSA's Best Fiction for Young Adults. 2012 list YALSA's Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults: Forbidden Romance, 2012. TAYSHAS Reading List, 2012. Georgia Peach Book Award for Teen Readers, Honor, 2012-13.

Emily Akerman

Sunky

Shannon C

Oh my God. I was supposed to read this back in August but first year of college was too much at first and I didn't have time to read. I'm now FINALLY getting back to this and I loved it

brooklyn leota

I remember being so attached to this book that I now have the exact same keyring as Étienne and have had it for at least 5 years

Vicky  Nuñez 

I resisted this book until I could no more and I'm thankful I read it.
I didn't understood at first, its appeal, until I did.
I could write about all the things I loved about this book. 
About the relationships between friends, family and couples with which anyone can reflect.
But I won't write about it and I'll only tell you to go read it because it was BLOODY BRILLIANT!

Nabila Azahra

I read it some time ago and gave it 4 stars but after watching a booktuber's review decided to lowered it a bit bc this book indeed has some non-logical bits lol

Rahmat Junaid

The reason why I didn't give this book a 4 star is because she took so long fighting with her feelings and realising everything I felt like slapping her.

Prerana agrawal

LOVED LOVED THIS BOOK!!!! 
Every single aspect of it......

maryam

chloe rae

This book is just wonderful. Wonderfully written, wonderful characters (St. Clair, you are my soul mate. MARRY ME), wonderful support characters. It has EVERYTHING. All aspects of this book just mesh together and create this lovely story of awesome-ness. I've never rooted for a couple more than in this book! You get so frustrated that its not working out and mad because you just know that it has to (IT HAS TO) and its this roller coaster where you feel like you're stuck over head watching all this and can't do anything about it. (I'm pretty sure I'm making zero sense right now. Sorry about that.) But, anyway, the bottom line is to read this book. You'll journey to France, fall in love with an abundance of characters. I mean, what could be better than that?

I can't believe I spent my time reading this book. 

Everything just doesn't sit right and is so problematic. I cannot. The amount of red flags in the narrative is so overwhelmingly frustrating. Fuck. I honestly can't fathom nor comprehend the logic of this book. If you love this book, okay; but try to consider reading it again so you'd know how fucked up the storyline actually is. However, let me just actually share my thoughts. 

1) I WAS in love with St. Clair. He's so dreamy and really is swoon-worthy. The way he was described and painted in this book was really pretty; yet, he's a cheater. I was questioning his existence 3/4 of the book, actually, men are fucking trash so does Etienne St. Clair.  He constantly flirts with Anna when he has a girlfriend? Yes, it's evident he and Ellie have a problem in their relationship since he never talked a lot about them BUT he cannot break up with her because he's scared of being alone?????????? what the fuck do you mean????? you literally sleep with Anna, eat with her, bring her to places, watch movies with her, run along the crypts with her, and so on. are u fucking kidding me, dude? PLUS, he leads Meredith on. and Anna at the same fricken time. who are both his friends. God. 

2) Anna is a whiny demanding hypocrite. She hated her bff, Bridge, for the very same thing she did to her SOAP friend, Mer. UH? EXCUSE MEEEE and she keeps on interchanging Toph to St. Clair and then, a little later there's also Dave in the picture? Girl, make up your mind can youuuu? She's so sensitive at times too.

When Anna's father sends her to an American boarding school in Paris for her senior year of high school, she reluctantly goes, and meets a boy who becomes her best friend, in spite of the fact that they both want something more.

Annika Arguemore

this book is a cliche but I absolutely love it to bits.
this book possesses the invigorating attribute of a really good book. quite the page turner, this book was. like most good books that are now on my favourites shelf, I've stayed up all night reading it. that's definitely a good sign... even though I loved & hated this book at the same time!

here, we explore the inner-workings of a girl's mind. this includes her analyzations of everything, her over-thinking, her dreams. no matter how annoying it is, it is the plain & simple truth... that most girls do think this way. as painful as it is for me to admit it, I sometimes think that way. no matter how irrational Anna might've gotten, no matter how blinded she was by love; you cannot judge her for what she's done because you never know, if you were thrown into her situation, you might've done the same.

★★★★ // enjoyable teen flick, and it helps that it made me think of Wild Child.

isabella

i paused a couple times as it had a slow start, but i'm glad i picked it up again and finished it. kinilig ako nang very slight eme i'm done with school so dito na lang ako kinilig lol  

Patricia

Karissa

This is a cute book! Kind of slow start but an interesting adorable friends to lovers story.

My all time favorite romance book. I have read it at least five time and I would read it all over again every time I finish it 

Mia Bengtsen

I thought that this book was good when I read it 

Lexy 

Emmm :p

This is one of the books that I would find myself thinking about. As I read it on holiday, I’d literally be abroad and having a great time but I’d be thinking about the characters and wanting to find out what was gonna happen. It was amazing but I hate miscommunication and there was a bit so

Julia

Colleen

2 Stars

This review contains minor spoilers.

I have seen Anna and the French Kiss on quite a few lists since I joined Goodreads. A lot of people seem to consider it one of their favorite Chick Lit stories. Having read it, I wonder why...

The main character, Anna, spends a lot of time whining about how terrible it was that her rich dad sent her off to a posh boarding school in Paris. Wah, wah, wah. If you are expecting any sort of travel adventure or cultural immersion, then look elsewhere. Anna very rarely leaves her school (which is solely for American students by the way). Anna is ignorant and oblivious to just about everything. For example, she claims to be a huge Indy film fanatic but was completely ignorant of France having any sort of film culture... because it is not as if many people consider Paris the center of the Arts or anything. So Anna blunders about feeling sorry for herself like the ignorant dunderhead that she is. 

I could not root for the romance because the guy she likes and starts dating already has a girlfriend. He is written as the perfect clichéd boy, yet he is a cheater. Anna fully knows this and continues to mess around with him anyway. I really hate cheaters, so I had zero sympathy for either of them. It was bad enough to cheat, but that stupid-head continues to lead both girls on for most of the year, and yet the author expects readers to sympathize with him? Nope, not happening. So the few cute moments were always overshadowed by the characters' cowardliness and selfishness. The only part I actually enjoyed was when his dad gets what he deserves.

It was also annoying the way Anna refers to Étienne St. Clair by either his first name or last name depending on what mood she is in. It reminded me of The Fault in Our Stars in that regard - in trying too hard to draw symbolism in which name is used - but being reminded of that book really did not ingratiate this book to me. In the end, I found them both to be highly overrated. 

RATING FACTORS:
Ease of Reading: 3 Stars
Writing Style: 2 Stars
Characters: 1 Star
Plot Structure and Development: 2 Stars
Level of Captivation: 1 Star
Originality: 2 Stars