Suzanne Harper

Delightful read of a class of teens attending the Shakespeare Scholars summer class in Verona, Italy. There are many false steps that lead to hurt feelings turning to love.

I loved this book. Some of the students are very into Romeo and Juliet. Some are out of their league and world. I enjoyed the characters. I enjoyed the repartee between them as they argue about how to answer the letters sent to Juliet for answering, which is part of their class. I also enjoyed how the tables get turned on them all when it comes to love.

Just so much fun. I was sorry it ended.… (more)

I got this book from the library because the title and cover intrigued me. So before I read it I started to read it's reviews. Lots of people didn't like it but I decided to give it a try anyway. And I am so glad I did. I usually like novels with romance intertwined with a good story. I don't necessarily like romance focused books because I find them to be cheesy, boring and predictable. But this book, thankfully, was not like that although somewhat predictable the romance wasn't cheesy to the point where I wanted to hurl. That is precisely what I liked about it. It was cute an not too over-bearing. It was a fast read, despite the length of the book. In conclusion I really like this book and recommend it to anybody who just wants a light read.… (more)