Lost in Ireland is part of a series of books that follow a tween around in different cities and countries. I like the books because they are fun and engaging for a younger audience (my ten year old reads them) and they also talk about landmarks and customs in different countries. This is probably my least favorite installment in the series simply because I don't like how brand focused the main character is. She comes from a family that seems to be fairly well-off, to the point that when she loses her iPhone during her travels her first thought is that she will be without a phone until her father can buy her a new one.