Siena Bernstein is leaving her yoga mat behind for a semester of study abroad in Munich. She’s thrilled with the prospect of a German adventure (her horoscope is encouraging as well), but she hopes to make more than just her dreams come true while she’s there. Siena’s dad, who passed away when she was a baby, kept a "Carpe Diem" list—sort of his top-ten adventurous things to do. He completed all but one of the tasks—going to Germany to thank the man who helped smuggle his family past the Berlin Wall. Amidst her adventures in biergartens, Alpine skiing, and a rigorous course load, Siena is on a quest to complete her father’s list. But she’s also set on having the best possible time while she tries. With the help of two new best buds and a handsome RA in her dorm, she’ll surely succeed.

a loning to finish what her father started makes this a wonderful book ( )

I thought this book was a little better than the others in the series. It had a great story about the Berlin Wall and the plot of the book was a lot more believable than some other books.I also found it really cool to learn so much about Germany(which is where the book takes place, not in Munich,Austria) ( )

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Siena Bernstein attends school in Munich for three months, where she perfects her German languague skills, flirts with her attractive resident advisor, and attempts to find the man who helped her father's family escape East Berlin in 1962. ( )

This is da 3rd S.A.S.S book I've ever read. I like learning about these countries cities.
Sienna's mission 2 find da man dat helped her father's family escape east Berlin, finding a German-fling, and soaking up the culture. I give this book a thumbs up. I look forward 2 more S.A.S.S. books. ( )