We'll Always Have Summer (Summer Series)
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4.4 • 922 Ratings
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- $14.99
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- $14.99
Publisher Description
Belly has only loved two boys her entire life, Conrad Fisher and his younger
brother Jeremiah. She’s always known she’d marry one of them, although it’s
never been clear which one. Then Jeremiah proposes during Belly’s first year at
college.
Against her mother’s protests, Belly impulsively accepts. But the expected bliss of
engagement is tempered by her lingering feelings for Conrad. Once and for all, she
must decide which brother is her soulmate—which means someone’s heart will
get broken.
Popular author Jenny Han delivers a gripping and emotional conclusion to the
story she began in The Summer I Turned Pretty (which received a starred review
from Publishers Weekly) and continued in It’s Not Summer Without You.
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Grab some tissues for this best-selling story about the emotional chaos of young love gone awry. The earnest and tomboyish Belly is diving headfirst into college life, but she’s still committed to her sweet (if not always bright) high-school boyfriend, Jeremiah. But when a wild frat party unexpectedly reveals a shady secret, Belly decides to make a very bold move in the hopes of saving their relationship. The third novel in Jenny Han’s exhilarating Summer trilogy gets deep into its heroine’s mind with a realistic internal monologue that anyone who’s ever been in love can relate to. Narrator Lola Tung embodies Belly with flair and relatable emotion, and her soft-spoken delivery makes for an intimate and beautiful listening experience that takes us through a rainbow of emotions.
Customer Reviews
We a good read
I well say if you enjoy all the other two book’s then you will enjoy this one too.
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I like it🤍
Not my favorite
I went into this series hoping for a good read. The first book was ok. I liked it but did not love it. It didn’t make me want to read the next book. I was hoping the second book would reel me in but it made me dislike the series even more so. I decided to continue to listen to the third book hoping for some restitution but I did not get it. I felt like the main character Belly was very immature and whiny. Also, there wasn’t enough character development with the main male lead. I was left feeling a tad bit annoyed.