About the book: year / Since I was ten, I spent every summer with my father in London. Every summer since I was ten has been monotonous and boring. Until this year. This year, after a scary volcanic eruption, I found myself far from home and I remembered a few things: 1. I can wear the same clothes for three days before I buy new ones. 2. If I ever hear the phrase, “You're not in Kansas anymore, Toto,” I might become a homicidal maniac. 3. I have a terrible and embarrassing allergy to jellyfish. 4. I am in love with Dante Giliberti, the handsome and sophisticated son of the prime minister of the Mediterranean paradise. 5. See point four above. After all, this brings a whole bunch of problems, and I learned something from each point. Let's start with the fact that Dante's world is five thousand light years from mine. He goes to social events and is on good terms with the Prime Minister of England. I was born and raised on a farm in Kansas and wore cut-off jeans with cowboy boots. Do you see the difference? But the heart doesn't care about the differences. Hearts choose what they want. My heart wants me to become Dante's girlfriend. My heart must be just crazy.