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Beach Blondes: June Dreams, July's Promise, August Magic (Summer #1-3)

by Katherine Applegate (Goodreads Author)

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Three months. Three guys. One amazing summer.

Summer Smith is in for the best summer of her life. Between the cold weather and her boyfriendless existence in Minnesota, Summer is ready for sun, sand, and boys in the Florida Keys. And by the end of the first day, she has more than enough to keep her busy: Adam, the senator's son, has looks, power, and all the mo...more

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Nov 02, 2011

Majibookshelf Juhina & Farah rated it

So this book was… long. I was pining for this book since the beginning of summer; it was the perfect summer read! Then I started reading it.. and the story never seemed to end. I feel like when I was 200 pages in, that nothing REALLY happened.. I guess that’s the point of why it’s a summer read right? It’s still summer here, weather goes up to 35 celsius (HOT!) so its not the season, but I think its about what represents summer. In summer we have all the time in the world to do ANYTHING, while n...moreSo this book was… long. I was pining for this book since the beginning of summer; it was the perfect summer read! Then I started reading it.. and the story never seemed to end. I feel like when I was 200 pages in, that nothing REALLY happened.. I guess that’s the point of why it’s a summer read right? It’s still summer here, weather goes up to 35 celsius (HOT!) so its not the season, but I think its about what represents summer. In summer we have all the time in the world to do ANYTHING, while now, I'm scrambling to juggle my studies, going out, sleeping, reading, and updating our blog! So very stressful, takes the joy out of a summer read.
Now let’s get down to the actual reviewing.

While this book was long, I did find it entertaining, atleast in some stories (with a book this long there had to be more side stories). It is told from almost 3 people’s POVs, Summer, Marquez, and Diana. At first I found summer naïve, Marquez great, and Diana just plain old depressing. But as the story progressed and Summer started falling for every guy alive (really?) and Marquez with her ex-boyfriend trouble (again enjoyable), and Diana finally getting out of her funk and standing up for herself (you go girl!) I started looking forward to Diana’s chapters the most. I truly admired her resilience to finally stand up for herself, no matter how big and rich the opponent is.

Summer honestly dragged the story, its first deciding who she loves out of all these guys, then keeping him at an arm’s length because she’s afraid of getting hurt (summer fling and all), then it’s about her family issue (I don’t want to post spoilers). I just feel like her story dragged a bit.

All in all, I think I read this book at the wrong time so my review might have been different if say, I read it during my summer break, but I’m glad I finally got to read it and get it out of my system, no more pining!. The next book in this series is “Tan Lines”. I probably wouldn’t buy it, but if I could borrow it or find it online for a cheap price I might get it and save it for next summer. We always want those summer books at some point.

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Sep 28, 2011

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Beach Blondes

Summer Smith doesn’t want to have just another lame summer in Minnesota. She wants to get away from the cold. That’s why she moves down to Crab Claw Key Florida with he cousin Diana. Besides all of the fun she is having with her friends and he new boyfriend Summer has to work at the Crab n’ Conch restaurant with her friend Marquez. Marquez notices that Summer and the main cook J.T. have some weird connection. They get burns at the exact same time and same place, they sa...more

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Oct 28, 2011

Juhina rated it

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So this book was… long. I was pining for this book since the beginning of summer; it was the perfect summer read! Then I started reading it.. and the story never seemed to end. I feel like when I was 200 pages in, that nothing REALLY happened.. I guess that’s the point of why it’s a summer read right? It’s still summer here, weather goes up to 35 celsius (HOT!) so its not the season, but I think its about what represents summer. In summer we have all the time in the world to do ANYTHING, while n...moreSo this book was… long. I was pining for this book since the beginning of summer; it was the perfect summer read! Then I started reading it.. and the story never seemed to end. I feel like when I was 200 pages in, that nothing REALLY happened.. I guess that’s the point of why it’s a summer read right? It’s still summer here, weather goes up to 35 celsius (HOT!) so its not the season, but I think its about what represents summer. In summer we have all the time in the world to do ANYTHING, while now, I'm scrambling to juggle my studies, going out, sleeping, reading, and updating our blog! So very stressful, takes the joy out of a summer read.
Now let’s get down to the actual reviewing. While this book was long, I did find it entertaining, atleast in some stories (with a book this long there had to be more side stories). It is told from almost 3 people’s POVs, Summer, Marquez, and Diana. At first I found summer naïve, Marquez great, and Diana just plain old depressing. But as the story progressed and Summer started falling for every guy alive (reall?) and Marquez with her ex-boyfriend trouble (again enjoyable), and Diana finally getting out of her funk and standing up for herself (you go girl!) I started looking forward to Diana’s chapters the most. I truly admired her resilience to finally stand up for herself, no matter how big and rich the opponent is.
Summer honestly dragged the story, its first deciding who she loves out of all these guys, then keeping him at an arm’s length because she’s is afraid of getting hurt (summer fling and all), then it’s about her family issue (I don’t want to post spoilers). I just feel like her story dragged a bit.
All in all, I think I read this book at the wrong time so my review might have been different if say, I read it during my summer break, but I’m glad I finally got to read it and get it out of my system, no more pining!. The next book in this series is “Tan Lines”. I probably wouldn’t buy it, but if I could borrow it or find it online for cheap price I might get it and save it for next summer. We always want those summer books at some point.
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Aug 17, 2010

Nikki rated it

I started reading this book because my 15 year old daughter said I had to. Lol I thought it was a fun read, very easy. I became attached to the characters the more I got into the story. There were times that I laughed out loud, got chocked up, had my stomach in knots, and felt love struck. Not a whole lot of deep thoughts and I figured out parts of the story before the author revealed the answers. The REALLY ANNOYING thing about the book, was the constant repeating of things that you already kne...more

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Oct 24, 2011

Emma Keserich rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Beach Blondes
By: Katherine Applegate; 1995; Realistic Fiction

Summer Smith lives in a lifeless city in Minnesota. She has family in Florida, so she goes to visit them in the summer before senior year. Summer’s brother was reported missing before she was born, but is still a touchy subject for her. Throughout the book, she develops a complex love life with more than one boy. The first boy (Seth) starts off her summer by kissing her in the airport when she arrives in Florida...moreBeach Blondes
By: Katherine Applegate; 1995; Realistic Fiction

Summer Smith lives in a lifeless city in Minnesota. She has family in Florida, so she goes to visit them in the summer before senior year. Summer’s brother was reported missing before she was born, but is still a touchy subject for her. Throughout the book, she develops a complex love life with more than one boy. The first boy (Seth) starts off her summer by kissing her in the airport when she arrives in Florida. As soon as she gets to her aunt’s house, her cousin tells her that Seth comes every summer, and has been in a relationship with a girl for a long time. Soon after, Summer meets Adam, the son of a very wealthy and famous senator. Adam is really nice to her, but one day his alcoholic brother tried to rape her, just like he tried to rape Summer’s cousin. Summer is put into the filthy guest house by her cousin, and meets Diver. Diver is kind of in a different world, but very smart. He doesn’t have a family, but Summer soon finds out that he may be her missing brother. By the end of the story, Summer is in relationship with Seth, and has figured out that Diver is her brother, who has been missing for more than 17 years.
The theme of this book would be “if you go into a new setting with a positive attitude, you will be guaranteed a good outcome.” I think this is a good theme because Summer came to Florida with a positive attitude and stayed positive during her whole summer. At the end of the summer, she left with a good boyfriend, her long-lost brother, and good friends.
When Summer arrives in Florida, she is greeted by her aunt, who looks fake with her poofy hair and spray tan. Her aunt is a famous writer, and is always out of town on guest appearances. Her cousin Diana is very moody, and keeps to herself. Summer is the exact opposite from Diana, so their relationship gets a little bit frustrating. Summer meets a girl named Maria Marquez, also known as Marquez and becomes very good friends with her. Marquez is also the exact opposite from Summer; she is very adventurous and doesn’t care what people think of her. They didn’t know how to get to Adam’s party so Marquez suggested that they take jet skiis across the river to the party. The jet skiis stopped in the middle of the river, but it was a fun time for both of them. Summer learns that she can really only trust Marquez to get her through the hard times. Summer only develops a relationship with Adam during a short period of time, then she develops a long-term relationship with Seth. Both guys are sweet and caring, but Seth was there for Summer since the first day they met. This book was by far one of the best books I’ve ever read. It took me less than a week to finish it because it was so good. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who doesn’t have a lot of time on their hands, because you can easily read one hundred pages in a day. I think that a lot of books are the same. They are all about a girl falling in love with a boy, etc. This book is different because Summer knew she wanted to meet boys, but she also wanted to have a great time with her cousin, and make the most of the short three months.
“Seth! Oh, Seth.” Summer said, looking inexplicably relieved. “Seth. Okay, Seth is down there. Not anywhere else though, right?”
“Who were you expecting?” Diana asked sourly. “Adam?” (Page 151)
I chose this quote because if you just read the quote, you can tell Summer has an upbeat attitude, but Diana has more of a negative attitude. During the whole summer, Diana was negative about things (and Summer), but Summer was positive all throughout the book.
This book relates to me because if I am in a situation, or new setting, I try to be as positive as possible about it. I also liked how Summer never gave up trying to get on Diana’s good side. Summer knew that Diana was having problems, but she never judged Diana based on them. I feel like that’s how you should live your life. If some has made a mistake in the past, it shouldn’t be brought up in the present or future. You can’t really judge people unless you know their full story, and you most likely will never know the full story. The book has affected me because I liked Summer’s attitude towards things. She knew she wouldn’t have spending money, so she applied for a job at a local restaurant. She was determined to make the summer the best summer of her life. I liked how the author wrote the point of view from each characters side. The book was mostly in Summer’s point of view, but there would be times where it would be in Diana’s point of view, and you would learn a lot from her point of view. If it was never in Diana’s point of view, you wouldn’t know that she was contemplating suicide.
Overall, this was a great book. I’m really excited to read the next.
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Jul 11, 2011

Sam T. rated it

Shelves: favorites, best-books-of-all-time

OKAY.
Let me just start by saying this book was NOT the way I expected it to be. I mean, just read the discription. Sounds like a boring pointless girl book with pointless girl drama, right? Not really. I was really impressed by how well the plot went into the story, and how it was never boring (I mean, it takes talent to not make a 700+ paged book not be boring at times). There was always action. They even took on some serious issues like rape and depression and didn't make a fool out of t...more

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Nov 29, 2011

Angela rated it

Shelves: summer-reads, ya-romance

As a teenager, I read the original books separately (June Dreams, July's Promise, August Magic) and I loved them.

I recently purchased the collection of the books now titled, "Beach Blondes". I didn't care for the updates in the book. Additional pop-culture references took me out of the book. It was is if they were placed there, solely to make the book more up-to-date, and often in strange places. They just weren't necessary. The idea of a teen girl that had the opportunity ...more

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Jan 22, 2012

Kiera rated it

This was an amazing book! I loved every single page of it! The boys described? I wish I had them in my life..

So. When they she was describing what Ross and Adam looked like did anyone else have this kind of image in their head? Because as soon as I saw this picture on Tumblr I was like that is EXACTLY how I saw them!

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The one on the the left) is exactly how I pictured Ross. Like a super hot guy who has drinking and anger...more

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Oct 25, 2011

Stephanie G. rated it

Beach Blondes
Katherine Applegate
Publication Date: 1995
Genre: Realistic fiction

For my 1st quarter book report I chose to read the book Beach Blondes. This book is all about a girl names Summer Smith. Summer isn’t any popular preppy girl, she is just a normal girl who crushes on the popular guy. Well that all changed when she went and spent the summer with her aunt and cousin in crab claw, Florida. She may have been normal back in Bloomington, Minnesota. Summer met ...moreBeach Blondes
Katherine Applegate
Publication Date: 1995
Genre: Realistic fiction

For my 1st quarter book report I chose to read the book Beach Blondes. This book is all about a girl names Summer Smith. Summer isn’t any popular preppy girl, she is just a normal girl who crushes on the popular guy. Well that all changed when she went and spent the summer with her aunt and cousin in crab claw, Florida. She may have been normal back in Bloomington, Minnesota. Summer met 4 guys: Adam which was the senator’s son, Diver he was a guy who used to sleep on top of her cousins shed, and Seth who he was the “perfect” boyfriend well the one she thought she was in love with. She meets so many new people like Marquez, well Marquez was her first friend in crab claw. Marquez’s ex boyfriend is JT but they got back together, Marquez thinks that JT is Summers lost brother. Well then at the end of the summer Summer will have to leave Seth. This book was really good it was romantic and adventurous.

I think the theme of the book is that every life has bumps in the road. There isn’t one life out there that has no problems. Yours always going to have struggles or heart breaks. In this book Seth and Summer got stuck in a cave while snorkeling. Also when summer was dating Adam his brother Ross tried to get with her. Another example is Adam tried to get summer back by buying her expensive jewelry. But Summer was smart and she threw the jewelry on the ground it didn’t mean anything ot her, like it did to Adam.

Well I think the audience who would like this the best is girl teens. But some girls may not like it but I loved it. This book is sort of like Twilight by Stephanie Meyer. But its not violent and more guys and no werewolves and vampires. Well here is a quote from the book before she goes to Florida. I hate my life. I hate my life. And Sean Vallenti. The school bus had dropped Summer Smith six blocks from her home, and now she had frozen slush in the tops of her boots. Her toes were numb. Her ears were painful.”

Well I think my relationship to this topic would be close because I think me and Summer are alike. Like if I could visit my aunt and cousin in Florida I would go. This book affected me in a good was really dramatic but it was really good. I would read it again. I enjoyed how it was about a normal girl who meeta 3 guys alll in one amazing summer. Well I hope you choose to read this amazing book.(less)

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Jun 12, 2011

Janina rated it

Shelves: amazing, chick-lit, giddy, one-to-remember, summer, heaven, awesome, awww, feel-good, fictional-boy-crush

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. First of all, I thought it was really very unlikely for an "invisible" girl like Summer to have 3 guys then have 2 of them kiss her, in less than a week.

I loved Adam. He was very charming. That was the thing I liked about him. And plus, he had this cocky on the outside, sweet on the inside going on. :") And is that whole Ross thing wasn't there, I was totally routing for him with Summer. But even before that, I was hoping that he would get back together with Diana. I jum...more

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Jun 01, 2011

Alana rated it

I really ended up enjoying this book. Things happen very quickly, you get hooked within the first 20 pages! This was a perfect summer read and I'm really looking forward to reading the rest of the books in this series! I couldn't help but smile and feel warm and fuzzy inside while reading about Summer and Seth, and they added interesting elements to the story so it wasn't just focused on the 3 guys. All in all, it was a very enjoyable book and I think that it's perfect for those people who love ...more

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Jun 28, 2008

Jennifer Wardrip rated it

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Reviewed by Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen for TeensReadToo.com

Summer Smith doesn't have the perfect life, or a life that anyone would want at all. She is a major klutz, always falling and bruising herself. And the guy of her dreams, Sean Valletti, not only doesn't notice her but has found someone else to be his potential girlfriend.

After trudging home through the snow and cold weather, Summer gets hit with some excellent news. Her aunt had phoned her mot...more

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Aug 02, 2011

Shannon rated it

Recommends it for: Teen girls who like romance, friendship, and family novels.

Shelves: loved-it

I loved this book. I couldn't put it down at times, it was just that good. No wait, GREAT! No, still understatement... Hmm, I KNOW! Megaly, awesomely, cool, longest book I've ever read! I laughed, cried, felt my jaw hit the floor, and even talked to the characters. They never talked back, which I found very rude of them. :) Anyway... I thought that the book was going to go one way, turned out the go the other. I don't want to give anything away, but let's just say that the end got very shocking....more

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May 31, 2011

Diane rated it

Shelves: young-adult

Plot is addicting but the writing sucks. Sorry, it really is, or maybe the proof-reader was MIA during the final go before printing (haha) There were a lot of typos, wrong names, etc. She also kept on repeating information and details that were clearly established. I am being OC, i know but for a book as thick we surely can save a lot of pages without the 'repeats'.

Overall, the book is a good light read novel you can take by the pool or the beach. Note though that the sequel is Spring Break and...more

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Oct 06, 2010

Danielle is currently reading it

This book includes teenage drama all through one Summer. Summer Smith, the main character, learns about boys, friends, and more. I learned from this book that blackmailing isn't always a good idea. I learned about rape victims and to sometimes put in an effort to make sure they are ok and healthy. This book was very fun and i could relate and learn from it in almost every chapter. It was an easy read but enjoyable at the same time. I encourage young teens to pick out this book when they get a ch...more

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Jul 24, 2010

Sophia Christina rated it

I LOVE this series!
Its soooo good! It makes me want to move to the Keys and just have a fun time.
Just to make it clear, the order of the series is Beach Blondes, Spring Break, Tan Lines, Sun Kissed Christmas.
This series was actually written in the 90's but they republished it and replaced it with modern day celebrities. They also changed the title of the book and the covers. Beach Blondes is three books of the old series in one.
On more info on the old series check out t...more

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Jan 24, 2012

Lisa James rated it

This was my rare "fluffy read", borrowed from my daughter's shelf. Typical teenager based YA chick book about a girl named Summer (how ironic), that gets shipped to her aunt's house in the Keys to "cheer up" her rather depressed cousin Diana. She meets a tarot reader on the plane, who tells her that she will meet 3 boys, a dangerous one, a mysterious one, & the "right" one. So she has all of these adventures, which make for an interesting, fun, & easy read, even ...more

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Aug 07, 2009

Jennifer rated it

It wasn't terrible but I would've edited it a lot differently than it was. For the most part, it was just a bubblegum fun story with not much substance. Great for some no brainer evenings of fun reading.

About the bad editing, there were several parts that repeated themselves almost word for word with other parts in the book, and some instances where there were total misspellings of words or wrong character names used. So unprofessional, in my opinion!

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Jul 11, 2009

Ashley rated it

I loved this book...stayed up until 3:30 in the morning to read the book so I read it all in one day. There are somethings at the end of the book that are a little unclear and I would have loved if they author cleared them up, but overall it was a great book. It had a suprisingly good ending that I think anyone that would read the book would like. It's a great book and I strongly recomend it for anyone that is in for a summer romance novel read! :)

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Jun 13, 2010

Fiona rated it

Shelves: sophmore-year

Beach Blondes is about a girl who is visiting her aunt and cousin in Florida and she goes through all this trouble with friends and crushes and her missing brother. She meets three guys, Seth, Diver,and Adam, one which she thinks is perfect for her. She thinks that Diver is her missing brother because they look really alike but is he really? Summer's best friend's boyfriend turns out to be very suspicious and they also seem to have the same thoughts as each other so could he be the brother?...more

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Jan 07, 2010

Brandi Long is currently reading it

Beach Blondes by Katherine Alice Applegate.
This book will twist your emotions....there are three guys that like summer and you dont know who she will end up with. I learned that some people aren't really who they say they are. You need to be careful with what decisions you make. In my opinion this book would be great for teens to read because it teaches you to be more cautious of your actions.

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Dec 11, 2011

Amber Smith rated it

I Absolutely LOVE This Book. I Love This Series. It Was An Amazing Book. I Was Soo Interested And I Never Wanted To Put It Down, Because I Wanted To Know What Would Happen Next. There Were Some Parts Where I Got Too Into The Book And I Would Kind Of Get Mad Her And Start Talking To Her Like She Was Real. It Is Just Such An Interesting Book And I Believe EVERY Girl Should Read It.

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Nov 01, 2011

Claudia rated it

i liked this book a lot, it was quite a long book allowing it to have more twists and character description . I found the characters interesting and all different from each other.Another thing that i found interesting was that it was a lot more meaningful then i excepted it to be especially what i gathered from the cover,but as people say don't judge a book by its cover.

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Jan 24, 2010

Caroline Parry added it

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Mar 25, 2011

Alyssa rated it

I usually don't buy books like these, that look girly. Well I thought about it && the more I thought about it I thought that maybe this isnt something to pass up. Reluctantly I bought it, after reading about the 13th page and I was hooked! The dont judge a book by a cover slapped me across the face with this one. It isnt what you think it will be. MUST READ! I love this book. You hope for Summer, but even more secretly you hope for Marquez<3 It's funny, frustrating, and completely amazing(: T...more

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Aug 12, 2010

Court rated it

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Aug 11, 2010

CAiTLiN rated it

Recommended to CAiTLiN by: Kay Tay

This book was sooooo good!!!!! at first i thought it was going to be some shallow book about a girl and boys during the summer but this turned out to be much much more than that! Summer is a very relatable character. the story is entertaining with each character going through something different. but each character is connected and thats what brings the book together. Very good book. Seth = <3

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Feb 27, 2011

Kelly rated it

This was a cute, easy, fun read. I read all three of the Beach Blondes books in a couple weeks.. they were very hard to put down. Not the most complex characters or storyline, and sometimes it was pretty unrealistic, but I was looking for something light to read during school, and this fit the bill perfectly.

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May 15, 2010

M rated it

I bought this book thinking it would be alot better then today's the book and the story look very promising.

The story is about a girl name Summer Smith going to Florida for the summer. A Tarot card reader tells her she will meet three guys, The perfect one, dangerous and mysterious. We meet Diana, who's depressing after something bad to her. Along the way she make friends with a girl name Marquez and meets three guys name Seth, Adam and Diver.

There were a few errors in ...more

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Jul 19, 2010

Bailey added it

I enjoyed this book as a quick summer read. Though at times I thougth diana's story line was more intresting than summer, the main character. The book was filled with drama, which I love, but the ending was a little lacking. I guess that's why there's a sequal.

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