Loved itThe third book, Isla and the Happily Ever After, is definitely my favorite of the series because I felt so much more connected to that relationship than I did to the first two.
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Isla and the happily ever after (2014)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive Isla has had a crush on classmate Josh since their freshman year at the School of America in Paris, but after a chance encounter over the summer in Manhattan they return to France for their senior year where they are forced to confront challenges every young couple in love must face. As they begin their senior year in France, Isla and Josh are quickly forced to confront the heartbreaking reality that happily-ever-afters are not always forever. The plot contains profanity and sexual situations. Book #3
- ISBN:
- 9780142426272
- Length:
- 368 pages
Genres: romance, young adult
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Loved itthese books are really awesome because you get to Trav travel the world throughout them so you get to go to France San Francisco and New York and they are really awesome because they have these really cute romances
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MixedI liked Isa I think I even read it five but looking back on it I didn't enjoy it as much as these other two
Loved itI wouldn't say that this series is revolutionary or great it's typical y contemporary romance but it's just so sweet while I read this I don't know I was just in the right mood I read it and I loved it and I was obsessed with it for like 2 weeks straight and I think that definitely justifies the spot
Loved itI just I just want to hug this book forever it is why contemporary it is adorable and it is a mustre as far as I'm concerned