3.6 STARS 
 "Good becomes perfect, but perfect is an illusion. And illusions are like all spells--temporary and soon broken. And when that happens, feelings change." 
 -- Erin McCahan, Love and Other Foreign Words 
 Well then. I guess I can't exactly start studying without getting this review over with. God. 
 This book deserved 4 stars but idk I have minor problems with it. The fact that Josie is SO SO ANNOYING AND IRRITATING about the whole Geoff and wedding thing makes me insane. I hated her, but then the author wrapped it out perfectly in the end and I'm like, oh. 
 And the first half of the story bore me to death and it was slow -paced but I really like the character development though. 
 I love love love the relationship between Josie&Stu, Josie&Sophie,though I don't really like Josie and her friends that much - her friends are annoying- Sophie&Stu as well and also their adoptive relationship between the Wagemakers and the Sheridans. Oh and also I love Mrs Easterday . She's so nice. 
 I also got really mad when I was past 100+ pages and Stu doesn't man up and freaking confess to Josie already god, it makes me crazy like c'mon man. But yeah in the end he finally did and I was like, "ABOUT GODDAMN TIME, STU" 
 Oh oh, and I really love the fact that the book actually played with a lot of foreign words as what the title had said, "Love and Other Foreign Words." that I have to look up every word I didn't know which is impressive. Hmm what else eh...OH right the love is a nature part! I love that at the end of this book Josie finally accepts everything and everyone and tries to understand love and they way she researched about it and wrote about it it's just really beautiful and I love it. 
 Okay I guess that's it. So anyone needed a light but nor very light kind of contemporary, this book suits perfectly for you. Highly recommended :)