The Juliet Club

Title: The Juliet Club

Rating/Review:
Language (1 being clean, 10 being cuss-a-thon) - 4 the use the word "damnable" once

Morality (1 being righteous, 10 being hethanistic) - 5 there are three kisses shared between the main characters, and one scene where a girl goes to a party in an immodest dress. Giacomo is presented to be a lady's man. Both Kate and Giacomo are from divorced families. Silvia is rebelling against her parents.

Violence (1 being clean, 10 being a blood bath) - 2 there is a re-enactment of a sword fight

Theme (1 being righteous, 10 being satanic) - 3, there is no "Christianity" described in the book, however, with that said, it was a very moral book. There are scenes where Giacomo talks to a Catholic saint in his prayers (instead of Jesus Christ).

Over-all interest and read-ability (1 being terrible, 10 being amazing) - 8, this story was very entertaining, and believable. The characters try to help sort out love-questions, and on the way, find out what their hearts are really searching for.

Plot Summary: Kate is a very practical girl. Everything is logical and precise. When she wins a contest to study Shakespeare in Romeo and Juliet's city of Verona, she must learn that not everything must be "short, concise and to the point." With fellow Americans Lucy and Tom they meet Italians: Giacomo, Benno, and Silvia, they eventually become entangled in a romantic mess of their own.

Philippians 4:8
"Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things."