Teaching Mia

This was a good quick read. I didn't like that they spent so much time broken up. Especially over something so simple. When Mia finally stopped acting like a brat and revealed her secret I was glad but felt like they could have crossed that hurdle a couple chapters age. By the end I was pleased again

I liked the book and I loved Leo. He was sweet, smart, generous, honest. But I did not agree with her decisions, because she had choices. Of course she did not want to tell Leo about her past. I do believe she had to feel miserable for what she did. She could have gone back to her family, as she had an excellent relationship with all of them. And she needed no money, because if she did, she was not going to travel to all the exotic places she went with her family.

I spent less than 24 hours reading this. That is how fixated I was to Mia and Leo. They are so good together. My only one complaint is that there were many Spanish phrases & sentences in this book that didn't have their meanings explained. I don't know Spanish. All my knowledge comes from those kid shows my cousins used to watch. I am still in a lovey-dovey haze from this book. I realised only at the end that Max was Leo's older brother... Is there going to be a book on Nico?