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Summer People
by Brittanée Nicole, Jenni Bara
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
What a timely read during the summer season! I even loved this book more because of the grumpy x sunshine trope. Libby and Fisher's adventures together at the island gave me a vivid imagination what the placed looked like. A home near the sea? With only 69 inhabitants and a close-knit community? That was a healing adventure.
To add more to the nostalgic feeling, Libby visited the island to bring back memories of her mom and to escape the realities of a superstar life. And she was protected by the ever-grumpy-yet-only-smiled-at-her, Fisher with the pretty 8 year old kid, Sutton.
Though it was not a smooth sailing kind of stay (at first), the story was just chill and it evoked a sense of belongingness and family—with the right kind of 🌶 on the side.
Summer people gave different perspectives on how to adapt to new things, and even the old.
To add more to the nostalgic feeling, Libby visited the island to bring back memories of her mom and to escape the realities of a superstar life. And she was protected by the ever-grumpy-yet-only-smiled-at-her, Fisher with the pretty 8 year old kid, Sutton.
Though it was not a smooth sailing kind of stay (at first), the story was just chill and it evoked a sense of belongingness and family—with the right kind of 🌶 on the side.
Summer people gave different perspectives on how to adapt to new things, and even the old.