Not a fanand in the french kiss never ever again i'm good like this was a very popular a romance series i loved it obviously ... i'm never going to read them again
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Anna and the French Kiss (2010)
Others: Mostly positive Anna is looking forward to her senior year in Atlanta, where she has a great job, a loyal best friend, and a crush on the verge of becoming more. Which is why she is less than thrilled about being shipped off to boarding school in Paris--until she meets Étienne St. Clair. Smart, charming, beautiful, Étienne has it all...including a serious girlfriend. But in the City of Light, wishes have a way of coming true. Will a year of romantic near-misses end with their long-awaited French kiss?
- ISBN:
- 9780142419403
- Length:
- 378 pages
Genres: romance, young adult
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Mixedon the French kiss I real like that when I read it but I don't really remember I think it's like just okay
Loved itand I'm the French kiss that's certainly good dear good cheer for me is it problematic yes for a long time I could always recommend
Loved itThis is my everything. I love this so much.
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MixedAlthough I do have some mixed opinions on some of the things that occurred in these books, I just remember that I did not want to read this book. I thought it was going to just be so bad, and then I finally picked it up and I just blew through it. I had a really fun experience with that first book and then I ended up enjoying books 2 & 3 a lot more.
Loved itthese again are just really fun sweet contemp Ries are all about different love stories and they have all of like the good kind of tension that we love to read about this is just another series that's like so addicting like once you read one you want to read more. I'm really happy I picked these up
Loved itthis is another one that is just kind of a fluffy romance that just is so uplifting and really enjoyable to read and it just brings a smile to my face whenever I read it
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Loved itin this book the main character anna is transferred to a french boarding school for her last year of high school and of course she has some adventures and some romantic entanglements and overall it's just such a cute story and i love it so much
Loved itThis book was so memorable to me I still have all these emotions when I think about this book because I remember it so clearly because it was so captivating and it made me love it so much that I remember pretty much everything about it
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Loved itit's really cute such a sweet romance i love it