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French Kiss (Diary of a Crush #1)

by Sarra Manning

3.96 · rating details · 701 ratings · 74 reviews

When Edie and Dylan first see each other in photography class, an instant attraction draws them together. But true love never does run smoothly—the two spar as much as they can’t keep their hands off each other. Then comes the college trip to Paris: Edie’s willpower will be tested to the limit! In between furious arguments and trips to the Louvre, the two share some p...more

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Dec 20, 2011

Sita Sargeant added it

Hmmm. I like it. But my e-reader keeps screwing up saying UnKnown error. GRRRR!! I want to know how it ends!!

Now it's ended and I say hmmm again.

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Dec 04, 2010

Nic rated it

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Shelves: 2010, young-adult

Diary of a Crush was kind of crappy.

This book is written in diary enteries and it sometimes lacked emotion. It was hard to get a feel of what was going on at the beginning. The first half the writing was really choppy and kind of disconnected but the second half had picked up and had a nice flow and started to get that emotional connection that was missing in the first bit.

Edie, she drove me mad. She kept kissing and crushing after Dylan even when he treated her like d...more

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May 04, 2008

Jennifer Wardrip rated it

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I really like reading books that are in diary form, and author Sarra Manning doesn't disappoint with the diary of Edie (short for Edith) Wheeler, a sixteen-year old college student living in Manchester, England. I will admit that it was sometimes difficult for me to follow along with this book, mostly due to some terms I wasn't familiar with and situations that are different from those in the United States. Once you realize, however, that A-levels i...moreReviewed by Me for TeensReadToo.com

I really like reading books that are in diary form, and author Sarra Manning doesn't disappoint with the diary of Edie (short for Edith) Wheeler, a sixteen-year old college student living in Manchester, England. I will admit that it was sometimes difficult for me to follow along with this book, mostly due to some terms I wasn't familiar with and situations that are different from those in the United States. Once you realize, however, that A-levels in college appear to equal being a Freshman, and that sixteen isn't, in fact, too young to be attending college when college appears to be another word for high school, and that some social situations "across the pond" are very different than you're used to, you'll get into the rhythm of FRENCH KISS quite easily.

Edie has fallen in love at first sight with Dylan, a guy in her Photography class. The problem is that she isn't the only one. Her good friend, Shona, also seems to have a thing for him, and it's driving her crazy. Add to that the fact that Mia, a crazy-popular girl that Edie has been talking with has a thing going with Paul, Dylan's best friend, and it gets a little complicated. But that's not the end of it. Mia is using Edie to get Paul off her back so she can get with Dylan, Shona wants to be with Paul but thinks Edie likes him, and Dylan is kissing with Edie but having intimate conversations with Mia. Yes, it's truly a complicated situation.

As the class gears up to take a trip to Paris, things with Dylan seem to be alternately heating up and cooling off. They can't seem to keep their hands off of each other when they're alone, and yet around anyone else Dylan only treats her like a friend. Even though she's patched things up with Shona, Mia is still in the picture, and Edie is getting tired of it all.

Before these teens leave the most romantic city in the world, some things will have to come to a head. Ultimatums will be made, friendships will be either solidified or ruined, and Edie will learn once and for all if Dylan is the love of her life. FRENCH KISS is a fun, easy read that will have you rooting for this great couple, and hoping that Mia, with her dirty tricks, will be shown for what she really is by the end of the book. (less)

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Oct 11, 2007

Annie rated it

Recommends it for: anyone .

This book was about a girl named Edie who's new at going to collage. She firsts explains how she feels like a stranger on the campus. She goes to class and takes her courses, like Art. On the first few days, when she describes how she thinks she is invisible, a girl named Mia talks to her. As the book goes on, she learns more about Mia and turns out to dislike her. Edie makes other friends like Shona who has her back in everything. Throughout the book, Edie talks about her love for her fellow cl...more

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Aug 14, 2011

Viva La rated it

real rating: 1.5

Okay, i though this would be a good book, thinking it would be funny (like how meg cabot wrote the princess diaries) but the writing at the beginning was pretty blunt and choppy-ish, and didn't really flow. It did pick up afterwards, but didn't sound really like a diary anymore. Anyway, the problems i had with this book was how much Edith went on and on and on and on about Dylan. that's it. there was nothing else happening in the book apart from Dylan kissing her ever...morereal rating: 1.5

Okay, i though this would be a good book, thinking it would be funny (like how meg cabot wrote the princess diaries) but the writing at the beginning was pretty blunt and choppy-ish, and didn't really flow. It did pick up afterwards, but didn't sound really like a diary anymore. Anyway, the problems i had with this book was how much Edith went on and on and on and on about Dylan. that's it. there was nothing else happening in the book apart from Dylan kissing her every 5 seconds and then dissing her out completely. it was just going round in circles "dylan kissed me so hard and deeply bla bla bla the next day he gave me a cold look bla bla bla why is he doing this to me? i love him so much! bla bla bla dylan kissed me again i kissed him back but then he dissed me again bla bla bla i'm so sad! why is he being like this bla bla bla he kissed me again!"
I did keep reading on, because i'm the sort of person that has to know how a book turns out, plus, strangely enough, i did read most of it without skimming, probably because the book was short, there wasn't a lot of boring descriptions to read, and i did like the dialogue between the characters. Still though, nothing really ever happened, nothing significant anyhow, it seemed like sarra manning didn't really know what to write, and just kept repeating stuff to fill out the book.
I also didn't like Dylan at all, yeah, he was meant to be hot, but i felt nothing for him cause he was a total douchebag. He kept kissing Edith, and it was clearly obvious he liked her a lot, getting jealous and all that, but didn't want to be with her exclusively cause she didn't wanna sleep with him and because he liked mia too apparently. the mia thing annoyed the hell outta me, there was nothing to show he liked her, did he kiss mia like that too? all i know was that he had a thing for her. it just didn't seem like he even liked mia!
And why did he ALWAYS treat edith like crap after kissing her???? and then have the audacity to question her when she kissed other guys and stuff??? why would she like someone who was a total jerk??? she told him she wanted him, and he was "oh i cant be with you" crap.(less)

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Jun 21, 2011

Amy rated it

Shelves: read-in-2011

Reading this was purely as nostalgia trip for me as I am sadly old enough to remember not only when this was seralised in my all-time-favourite teen girls magazine J17 - which, sadly, no longer exists - but to also remember way back when Just 17 changed format, shape, style AND title to become J17. I loved J17 oodles more than Sugar or Bliss or More because it felt more real, less condescending and infinitely more interesting. And just all around cooler, quite simply.

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Jun 13, 2011

Fiona rated it

Shelves: junior-year

Edie, a junior taking college classes to do her A levels has fallen hard in love with a boy named Dylan, a college student. They take the same photography class which brings them a bit closer together. That is until things go crazy, and Edie suddenly realizes that she's actually really into him. She doesn't know how to react with him or anything so she just doesn't speak. When the time comes for a trip to Paris, Edie and Dylan start talking a lot. Both characters have a thing for each other but ...more

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Mar 08, 2010

Joanne rated it

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Shelves: ya-contemporary

New town, new college, new people, Edie's feeling overwhelmed. What if nobody wants to be her friend? But then something happens that turns her life upside down: Edie spots Dylan. Messy-haired, pouty, frustratingly elusive Dylan. It's love at first sight!

Fast forward to the college trip to Paris and things are really hotting up. In between the shopping, the clubbing, the kissing and the making up, something happens between Edie and Dylan that changes both their lives for ever...But d...moreNew town, new college, new people, Edie's feeling overwhelmed. What if nobody wants to be her friend? But then something happens that turns her life upside down: Edie spots Dylan. Messy-haired, pouty, frustratingly elusive Dylan. It's love at first sight!

Fast forward to the college trip to Paris and things are really hotting up. In between the shopping, the clubbing, the kissing and the making up, something happens between Edie and Dylan that changes both their lives for ever...But do toxic boys like Dylan ever play for keeps? From Amazon UK

Oh, there are no words to describe how much I loved this book! I finished this book yesterday, but I was on too high a buzz to actually form coherent sentences to write the review, so decided to wait until today, but I'm still struggling on how to talk about this book without just repeating "EEEE IT WAS SO GOOD!" in several different ways, and just general unintelligible gushing. But I will try.

I really like the way in which this book was written; there aren't any chapters, it's all diary entries. But these diary entries could be anything from half a page long to several pages long. It
really annoyed me at first, simply because sometimes there were too many breaks after not much being said, and it also left me thinking "just one more chapter" would be pretty hard to judge. But as the story goes on, the diary entries get longer, and become more of what I'd consider an acceptable chapter length, and I actually started to like it! I've read maybe one or two diary-like novels before, but this is the only one where I've actually enjoyed the fact that it was a diary.

Edie was a great character, but she did annoy me a few times. The girl is 16, she's now at college studying her A-levels, so no longer a school girl - yet she seems to have forgotten this. She talks about how "boy shapes" suffer with "boy disease", and I just kept wanting to shake her, and shout "You're not 12!" And a few times she had these angsty, mopey periods over Dylan which I just felt were more the behaviour of a younger teenager, especially when considering all her friends were 19 - surely you would try to act a little more maturer?

I managed to forgive her all that because of Dylan. Who could fail to be all angsty over the gorgeous Dylan? There was so much sexual tension in this novel, you could have cut it with a knife. He's a bit of a bad boy, but not in that he's mean or gets up to no good, just he simply can't make up his mind! He likes Edie, but not enough to to commit to her - yet he can't stay away from her, and always ends up cornering her for a kiss. Talk about mixed signals! The boy wanted to have his cake and eat it, and ohhh, I wanted to slap him so many times! But this is partially why I enjoyed this book so much - it was real. Things like this do happen; girls get angsty, guys can be infuriating, and even though I wanted to slap them both sometimes, when they were together and not arguing, it was just the most sweetest thing!

The other characters in the book were also pretty cool; Nat and Trent, Edie's gay friends, were awesome in that they were always there for her no matter what. They were just lovely! Shona I had trouble working out at first; she was elusive, then she was nice, then she wasn't, then she was. I always thought, until the French trip, that she was up to something. I didn't realise it was actually Mia who wasn't the one to trust. As Edie so nicely puts it, "Mia est une grande vache." (Mia is a big cow). There was one point when even the secondary characters were a little off with Edie, because they thought she went a little far in one argument with Dylan, but I have to say, I was cheering her on so much. Dylan need not have been such a pig at times.

Oh, I really loved this book! It's now official; Sarra Manning is one of my favourite authors. If you haven't read this book yet, you really need to! Now I just have to get my hands on a copy of Kiss and Make Up.

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Apr 20, 2009

Steph Su rated it

This is, quite literally as the title says, a diary of a crush, a crush that’s probably very obsessive as Edie is completely immersed into it. 16-year-old Edie’s family has just moved to a new town. Edie finds her new classmates hard to know, but there are several who intrigue her most. One of them is Dylan, the hot but moody artist who’s the guy of every girl’s dreams. The other is Shona, Dylan’s best girl friend since childhood, a cool girl who’s got it all together.

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Jan 09, 2012

Rena rated it

Shelves: young-adult-fiction, romance

This book was surprisingly good.

I didn’t actually know what this book was about, and was kind of dreading it. I’m don’t like diary stories much. But the first paragraph grabbed me for the very simple reason that I, too went to university/college before I was eighteen, and it was awkward as hell.

Edie starts off as a shy, overwhelmed, klutz. But enough time spent with her emotionally unstable college pals and she was sharpening up in no time. I liked that she learned quickly ...more

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Jun 25, 2011

Em-em rated it

When Edie and Dylan first met an instant attraction sparked between the two of them. As perfect as Dylan seems he has flaws that drives Edie insane and they continue to fight with each other. A trip to Paris will test both Edie and Dylan. The more they continue to fight with each other to more they realize that they can't keep their hands off each other.

This book is really cute. I had fun reading this. This is truly a realistic book. This is different kind of book because it is diary...moreWhen Edie and Dylan first met an instant attraction sparked between the two of them. As perfect as Dylan seems he has flaws that drives Edie insane and they continue to fight with each other. A trip to Paris will test both Edie and Dylan. The more they continue to fight with each other to more they realize that they can't keep their hands off each other.

This book is really cute. I had fun reading this. This is truly a realistic book. This is different kind of book because it is diary and I can only get a glimpse of what Edie feels and her perspective with the things that happened to her. There were times that I was confused especially the part where everyone seems to hate her but they it was all cleared in the other part of the book. What is very interesting in this book is that the guy lead character is not perceived as a perfect guy. Dylan is just like every guy that we meet everyday except for the part where he is really good looking. There were really times that I hated Dylan because he is being manipulative. He can't seem to make up his mind. In addition to this there's Edie who becomes dumb the moment she sees Dylan. thank goodness that the girl started having a backbone in the middle of the book. When she started telling Dylan a piece of her mind I was like good for you way to go tell him. I was always rooting for Edie it is because I saw that she really did grow up in the book. In the beginning she was this love struck girl who can't even talk to Dylan and was always being pushed around by people like Mia. But as the story progresses she was able to stand up for herself. The character that I really hate was Mia. She is the epitome of evil. She seduces other people's boyfriends and makes stories about everyone especially about Edie. Gosh! I just want to strangle this girl. This girl is the picture of a girl who lacks self-esteem.

Five out of five is what this book deserves for its realistic take on a teenager's story about growing up, friendship, family and love!(less)

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Dec 20, 2008

Lisa rated it

French Kiss is about a girl named Edie. Edie is a 17 year old girl in a love triangle. She is dating a boy named Josh but she likes another guy named Dylan. Her main internal conflict i dealing with Dylan. Dylan is a college boy. Edie seems like she can't stay away from him. Her external conflict is with Josh Josh is her current boyfriend , but she is all the way in paris and he is in where ever she lives. The setting takes place in Paris.
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Oct 19, 2010

Ayesha rated it

Shelves: to-re-read, thank-god-for-public-libraries

I wonder if British people get confused when they read American authors who write about the intricacies of school/college/popular vernacular. Ha. Reading French Kiss, aside from being one of the most enjoyable detours into sweet fictional oblivion I've ever taken, was a lot of fun just running into expressions every now and then and bein' all, "Huh?" Makes you appreciate what non-Americans must go through reading American authors.

The book itself, you ask? I'm almost ash...more

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Jun 18, 2011

Joy (joyous reads) rated it

Shelves: own, flounced-can-t-continue

I can't even...I can't--I have no words other than I cannot finish this. I'm at page 42 and I have to stop. I'm so sorry. I don't want to be mean but I'm one of those readers who takes on the character as if it were me. Edie--oh my girlfriend, I know you're young and all but I hope and pray YOU DO NOT EXIST in real life. She's as flaky as flake can be. Shallow and a pushover when it comes to Dylan. She was just plain unlikeable.

Dylan. Good Lord. I've never developed such hatred for ...more

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Mar 12, 2010

Pamela Todd rated it

Shelves: ya-mg

New town, unrequited love, no real friends...sucks to be Edie, right? Just wait. Things are about to heat up, and fast!

I first discovered Edie and her band of misfits and heart-throb art students way back when - all the way back to the days of the teen hit magazine Just Seventeen, when every month I would rush straight to Edie's diary and devour it over and over again. So when, a few months ago whilst browsing online, I discovered all the magazine excerpts had been published int...more

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Jan 22, 2010

Huiling_mei rated it

Shelves: 2009-2010

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Nov 19, 2011

Carmen rated it

Shelves: read-more-than-ones, books-read-in-2011

This is kind of a guilty pleasure of mine.
I love how Edie is so much herself - sometimes totally shy, sometimes talking way to much.
I love how Dylan is a total ass, but there's something so sweet about him, and the way he is always testing people - he's obviously really insecure.
But most of all I love their love. They just love each other so much. I don't like that sex is one of the reasons they don't just go out. But that's just me - because obviously that's a pretty normal probl...more

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Nov 13, 2010

She Known As Jess BlogSpot rated it

Shelves: favorites

Man, I read these so long ago, I think I was in grade seven, okay so five years ago, its feels longer than it is. I loved this series so much, the number of corners I bended in the pages to mark my favourite spots was more than it was less, I even had the covers laminated because they were beginning to look warn out by my continuous page turning. so really the whole book was my favourite part. Rare to find! Of course the characters have flaws but I think that made me love them more, even with Ed...more

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Jan 24, 2009

Ella Perkins rated it

Shelves: 7th-grade-ir-books-deb-sadok

Edie spots Dylan and knows that is what she wants. They have classes together. What they don’t know is that Dylan wants Edie and Edie wants Dylan. They go to Paris together and what do you know there going out.

I can make a text to world connection because I know that everyone in the world knows that Paris is the most romantic city in the world. But in the book Edie doesn’t know that till she sees that Dylan is going.

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Sep 16, 2011

Jenna Christy rated it

Recommends it for: chick lits

Recommended to Jenna Christy by: Mareter

I liked it OK. It was fun, quick and easy read. Like no deep thinking needed. The story’s about a girl named Edie who just transferred residence to a new town, and so she’s the new kid, and she has this huge crush on Dylan. We read on her diary, and as diary goes-it’s very self-centered, and she went on and on about her life, mostly her love life. It was like reading a friend’s diary, or talking to a friend about her love life. Though I have to say for a diary, it was too detailed (I can’t imagi...more

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Aug 18, 2010

Diane ϟ [ Lestrange ] rated it

Shelves: young-adult, 2010-reads, reviews, first-in-series, summer-reads, own, romance, in-series

Sweet. Fun. And full of Ups and Down

Oh, there are no words to describe how much I loved this book! I finished this book yesterday.
And it was SO GOOD!! yup its kinda typical story of boy-love-girl and girl-love-boy but theres something that its make so good, like the way of the author written it.
I really like the way in which this book was written, its the first book I read that is in diary form. There aren't any chapters. Some are really short and some are super long. At ...moreSweet. Fun. And full of Ups and Down

Oh, there are no words to describe how much I loved this book! I finished this book yesterday.
And it was SO GOOD!! yup its kinda typical story of boy-love-girl and girl-love-boy but theres something that its make so good, like the way of the author written it.
I really like the way in which this book was written, its the first book I read that is in diary form. There aren't any chapters. Some are really short and some are super long. At first it really is boring and i dont know if i want to finish this book but when the enties are getting longer and longer (that likes a chapter length), and the details are getting clearer. I actually started to like it.

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Edie was a great character, but she did annoy me a few times. The girl is 16, she's now at college studying her A-levels, so no longer a school girl - yet she seems to have forgotten this. She talks about how "boy shapes" suffer with "boy disease", and I just kept wanting to shake her, and shout "You're not 12!" And a few times she had these angsty, mopey periods over Dylan which I just felt were more the behaviour of a younger teenager, especially when considering all her friends were 19 - surely you would try to act a little more maturer?

I managed to forgive her all that because of Dylan. Who could fail to be all angsty over the gorgeous Dylan? There was so much sexual tension in this novel, you could have cut it with a knife. He's a bit of a bad boy, but not in that he's mean or gets up to no good, just he simply can't make up his mind! He likes Edie, but not enough to to commit to her - yet he can't stay away from her, and always ends up cornering her for a kiss. Talk about mixed signals! The boy wanted to have his cake and eat it, and ohhh, I wanted to slap him so many times! But this is partially why I enjoyed this book so much - it was real. Things like this do happen; girls get angsty, guys can be infuriating, and even though I wanted to slap them both sometimes, when they were together and not arguing, it was just the most sweetest thing!

The other characters in the book were also pretty cool; Nat and Trent, Edie's gay friends, were awesome in that they were always there for her no matter what. They were just lovely! Shona I had trouble working out at first; she was elusive, then she was nice, then she wasn't, then she was. I always thought, until the French trip, that she was up to something. I didn't realise it was actually Mia who wasn't the one to trust. As Edie so nicely puts it, "Mia est une grande vache." (Mia is a big cow). There was one point when even the secondary characters were a little off with Edie, because they thought she went a little far in one argument with Dylan, but I have to say, I was cheering her on so much. Dylan need not have been such a pig at times.

Oh, I really loved this book! It's now official; Sarra Manning is one of my favourite authors. If you haven't read this book yet, you really need to! Now I just have to get my hands on a copy of Kiss and Make Up.(less)

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Apr 29, 2011

Sara rated it

Reading this book was the equivalent of watching soap operas or Gossip Girl. Really pointless with plenty of things that didn't make sense and characters that made you want to rip their heads off. And yet you still keep watching because you just can't look away. It's just entertaining fluff that's super easy and quick to read. Which I badly need when I'm drowning in the stress of impending finals. But it's nothing more than a guilty pleasure. Just something that I can enjoy with my brain turned ...more

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Jan 11, 2012

Hui Hui rated it

Shelves: advisory-2011-12

This book is written in a diary form that revolves around Eddie's crush on this gorgeous guy, Dylan. Eddie is new in town and feels left out at the college. However, everything changes when she falls madly in love with Dylan.

This book is very interesting. I think teenagers or even older people could relate to it easily; everything you do and feel about your crush... I am curious to find out what would happen to Eddie and Dylan's relationship.

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Jul 18, 2011

Cecilie Tejlmann marked it as to-read

Shelves: l-o-v-e

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Dec 09, 2007

Judy rated it

Shelves: advisory2007-2008

When I first saw this book I was browsing through the Barnes & Noble website and this book caught my attention. Edie is going to college and she just moved to another state. She talks about how she is totally lost and is like a stranger to the school because everyone in the school seems to know each other. One day she meets Dylan, the "popular kid" and she falls in love with him. They are in the same photography class together and is assigned as partners. In between there are a lot of ...more

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May 25, 2008

Xiao Yan rated it

Shelves: school-year-07

New in town, Edie is on her own. When she goes to photography class she meets Dylan. It was like love at first sight, Edie thinks that Dylan was the cutest boy she had meet. Eventually they start talking and gets closer to each other. Their
" relationship" seem to grow. Next thing they know, they are kissing each other intensely. Then, they start to kiss and flirt. But Edie had not been announced as Dylan's official girlfriend yet and is confused as who she is in Dylan's heart. So...more

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Jan 26, 2010

Anna rated it

Shelves: 12thgradeadvisory

This book reminded me of the Gossip Girl series. There was a lot of drama and sexual activities going on. It also questions whether love at first sight actually lasts forever. I recommend this book for anyone who wants a good laugh and who is looking for intense baby mama drama :)

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Sep 11, 2010

Cecile rated it

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Aug 02, 2009

Kimberly Hirsh rated it

It's a cute, quick read. It falls squarely in the category of romance, which means there's not much of a plot besides the romance part. That made me a bit sad, because romance on its own just isn't that interesting to me. I'm much more in favor of adventure with a little romance. This was just a sixteen year old British young woman bopping around France with a bunch of 19 year olds and having a bizarre, intense attraction to a moody art boy. If you're looking for a sweet romance, it's a goo...more

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Dec 10, 2008

Donna rated it

Shelves: romance, chick-lit, teen-fiction

I read this as a teenager - it was printed as a story column in a teen magazine at the time and has since been published. I really like the characters in this series - the story is a bit predictable, but it's a teen romance - they always are.

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