Is Anna and the French Kiss appropriate to use in a school setting for a ninth grade student or would it be too explicit in spots?
It has some mature themes (Ill parent, some swearing), but so far nothing as far as graphic sex scenes. I still have about 100 pages left. I should finish it tonight. I will make another post tomorrow if there's any scene of that type.
So far it's very innocent, the mixed signals of "does he like me, doesn't he" type thing. It kind of feels like the Judy Blume book Forever, minus the sex.
I love to read Historical Romance. I just finished reading 'The Viscount Who Loved Me' by Julia Quinn. It was great! I am going to read 'Pride and Prejudice' now. I saw the movie on TV and I knew it was originally a book so I wanted to read it right away because the movie looked great.
I seem to be on a run of excellent novels. My fiance's family got me a novel as part of my Christmas gift from them. The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton. It is fabulous. I stayed up two hours past bedtime last night because I couldn't put it down. It was only with very heavy eyelids that I finally forced myself to put it aside and cuddle up to my sweetie. As for the final look at Anna and the French Kiss, I stay with my thoughts of it being suitable for the 9th grade readers.
I'm reading Hoda by Hoda Kotb right now and have Cleopatra by Stacy Schiff, Busy Body by MC Beaton, and Star Island by Carl Hiaasen waiting. So glad that Christmas is pretty much over so I can get back to reading. I was too busy making things to sell online to be able to read.