Anna is an aspiring film critic and normal teenage girl who is forcibly relocated by her novelist father to spend her senior year of high school at an American boarding school in Paris, France. Anna is reluctant to leave her family, friends and crush behind, but she soon adjusts to her new life in Paris. She struggles to learn French and navigate a new city, but she luckily finds a welcoming group of friends, including the charming Etienne St. Clair.
Anna and the French Kiss is 100% fluffy and feel-good. It moved quickly and kept me entertained, enough that I requested Perkins' next book: Lola & the Boy Next Door (which I'll put on here as soon as I finish it!).
372 pages
