anna and the french kiss by stephanie perkins

Clair and I can't believe I forgot how much I adore Anna.

I was able to get a better feel for the minor characters (Rash, Josh, and Mer) and loved them - I would read about their own adventures as well. Updated : 2nd reading of this novel and it filled me with more happiness than the first time. Ultimately, this was an excellent and worthy delivery of this terrific book. I especially liked the way the emotional undercurrent was kept throughout the entire book. The French accent, gave the book the perfect ambiance, and it truly makes you experience Paris with all its romantic glory. Her lovely English accent, tone and manner for Atennie brought him to life in just the way you imagined from Anna’s point of view. The perfect approach to Anna’s personality clearly conveyed all her qualities and emotions, and in the process captures your heart. Guest of Anna’s point view leaves you not doubt of the talented writing behind the character. After listening to this book, I’m not only in love with love, but I’m also in love with Paris, both exceptionally viewed through the eyes of seventeen-year-old Anna. I would definitely pick up other audiobooks narrated by Kim Mai Guest in the future.Įvery time I approach a book with high expectations, I can’t help but to fear disappointment, but I’ve only been left with a giddy feeling of being 17 again and a totally melted heart. It’s a treat to listen to and a swoon-worthy contemporary romance. If you’ve never read Anna or want to read it again, try out the audio version. I loved revisiting this book again and the wonderful Paris setting. Not sure if I would have liked it more, but it did cross my mind. The narration flowed well, and the only thing I wondered about is if it would have worked to have a male narrator for St. There is a roller coaster of emotions found in the book and Guest handles the different feelings needed with ease. Clair’s British accent, and captures the spirit of his character well. She also capably handles the nuances of the other characters including their different accents. However, Guest quickly won me over with her interpretation of Anna and delivers an authentic performance. The narration reminded me a little of Delirium’s Sarah Drew and her portrayal of Lena. At first, the voice of Anna sounded a little bubblier than I imaged her. The audiobook narrator is Kim Mai Guest, who has narrated several books including Incarceron, Dearly, Departed, and The Autobiography of Mrs. This audiobook release was timed with the release of Lola and the Boy Next Door and I picked up both books to revisit. This is one of my favorite recent contemporary books, and I was curious to see how the audiobook experience compared to the print version.

Anna and the french kiss by stephanie perkins