Rating: 3.5/5 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 Anna Oliphant doesn't want to leave Atlanta behind for France. Her dad enrolled her in a boarding school in Paris, and she must leave everyone behind to head to the city of love and start over at a new school. She quickly gets over her fears and begins to enjoy her new school. She makes new friends, has awkward encounters because she doesn't know French, and learns to love the culture and history of the city. However, it's the city of love, so of course there's a boy involved - Etienne St. Clair, the American-grew-up-in-London-and-schooled-in-France. 
 While this wasn't the best romance I've ever read, I still enjoyed it. It was a pleasant, light read and I appreciated the break from the books I've been reading recently, which happen to be mostly apocalyptic novels. Every so often I enjoy a cute, feel-good read to make me happy. 
 I know that a lot of people disliked Anna right off the bat because she was so upset about being sent to Paris, and I can understand that - nobody needs to hear her complaining about her rich girl problems. But she got over herself pretty quickly and I liked her character a lot. She's just trying to get through high school, improve her film critic skills, make some friends, and have some fun. She has a funny personality and isn't completely brainwashed by a cute boy. 
 What I was really iffy with was the air of cheating that was happening. While it wasn't really physical cheating but more of a mental thing, it still made me extremely uncomfortable. Yes, his girlfriend was rude and didn't seem that great of a person, I still don't think she deserved to be cheated on. (view spoiler)[ I feel like Etienne was using his girlfriend for sex (it isn't outright stated for certain that that's what he does when he's over there, but it's heavily implied) and I didn't like that at all, especially when he was obviously into Anna. (hide spoiler)] I loved Anna, and I loved Anna and Etienne together (minus the cheating) but Etienne alone was really ehhh to me. 
 Overall, I found this book a nice cute read. It wasn't the best but it definitely wasn't the worst. If you're into romances and/or you need to break up your reading with something light and cute and death-free, at least give this a try. I'll probably try to get my hands on Lola and the Boy Next Door sometime in the future.