"Sam, I can't." 
 "The t is silent. Try it again." 
 "What? I --" 
 "Say it." 
 "I can--" 
 His finger shoot out and covers my lips before I can get the last letter out. "That's what I thought." 
 This is a really cute coming of age story. The writing wasn't as polished as I generally gravitate towards. But I read the bulk of this when I was sick. I'm currently at home because I have no voice and my throat kills. When I picked up this book, I felt transported. I wasn't sick at home, I was traveling through Europe on a bus with 6 senior citizens having the time of my life. 
 This would have been one of my favorites when I was in high school. I hold contemporaries up to a higher standard in YA than I do fantasy. I'm not sure why. This book was extremely enjoyable and fun. It's mostly lighthearted. It's nice to read about Aubree finding herself. And her love interest? Oh so swoonworthy. If only Sam was my age... 
 Though, this would make a super adorable teen movie if done well. I could picture everything perfectly and I enjoyed myself reading this. The premise is interesting yet a bit unbelievable (which is totally fine). 
 Lizzie, pushing your comfort zone is what traveling is all about. 
 If you had no interest in seeing Vienna, Venice, Amsterdam, or Monaco, you'll sure as hell want to now. These places have been on my wanderlust list for a long time and now I have even more desire to go. 
 This book is perfect for summer. Nothing screams summer vacation like a trek around Europe with a dash of summer romance.