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 I heard so many great things about Anna and the French Kiss, so I decided to just--finally--get it. And I'm more than glad I did. 
 The characters are what made this book so unbelievably good. They are all really well written, very realistic, and I really felt like I knew them. There were not really stereotypical characters, which I really appreciated. I especially liked Anna, and St. Clair, the swoon-worthy love interest in this book. He was born in America, has a British accent (he grew up in England), and also speaks fluent French. Plus, he has a great sense of humour, he seems like a really nice and honest person, and he has a pretty face (I'm assuming). I want my very own Etienne! 
 Anna and St. Clair travel through Paris together, with him as her guide between classes. There is just one tiny, little problem that's holding Anna back: St. Clair has a girlfriend. 
 I loved how it was described so well that I felt like I was actually there, and it made me want to go back to Paris right away. 
 This book was all kinds of amazing. It was adorable, laugh-out-loud hilarious, and cheesy (but in a good way). It has everything you'd look for in a contemporary romance: drama, relationships, a great love interest, an amazing group of friends you'll wish were yours, and great writing. 
 Anna and the French Kiss does a great job in telling a captivating story set in the most romantic city of the world: Paris. Be warned: when you're going to pick it up to 'just read a few chapters', you won't be able to put it down. Stephanie Perkins is a genius when it comes to contemporary YA.