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This is one of those reworked books that Selena Kitt did to make a cleaner version of one of her more taboo stories. I have to say I really liked this one. So much so, that I'm tempted to try the original one. I'm not sure if I can make the leap quite yet, but I am tempted.

I agree with another review that the ending confused me, and I think that's the main push behind me wanting to read the original. I want to see how it was really supposed to be. I'll revisit this review if/when I do read the original.

So this is the "clean" version of Naughty Bits. I didn't read Naughty Bits, but I think I can see where changes were made to make it "clean"... they're not brother/sister. They aren't even step-siblings. They're simply kids who grew up together, so close they might have been siblings. But because there was no blood, or even the step relationship, the whole "we can't do this" fell flat. Why not? She's visiting, sure, but c'mon... your mom knows you're an 18-year-old boy. You're NOT going to look at the cute older girl...who is absolutely no relation to you but whose parents are friends with your parents?

Beyond that, it was hot. Ms. Kitt definitely writes some hot sex scenes. There's just something about "God, I love your cock" that is so sexy. So for that, it was a typically hot Selena Kitt story.

But the ending was weird, and I'm going to think it's because it probably had to be rewritten since the relationship of the people involved was different. But what happened just seemed so sudden. And her reasoning for doing it? Wow. That's some desperation. But then for him to just move forward? With really no anger at all at being used? Sure, ultimately it was something different, but initially. So it just didn't seem realistic and it was rushed.

The British "lingo" was interesting. I wonder, not being from England, how authentic it was.

Very rarely does a television show translate well into written word, but Glee: Foreign Exchange is pitch perfect. I really felt like each voice of the cast was captured perfectly and the story flowed just as well as a television script. That said, there is no music that makes this book sing like the television show. It would have been wonderful if there would have been snippets of the song available online to go with the book. As far as this being just a young adult novel, it is better than most with an easy to follow and enjoy storyline.McKinley High is hosting a group of foreign chorus singers from France and each member of the group has unique experience with this exchange. Kurt meets people that are more fashionable than he is, Finn finds a new love, Puck's sexiness doesn't translate and Rachel meets her match. Sue has some great barbs about Mr. Shu's hair -- those quips are just spectacular! Brittany delivers several spacey one liners that amaze me. This is the perfect read for anyone who adores Glee as much as I do.