Summery


Beach Read
The Summer I Turned Pretty (Summer, #1)
People We Meet on Vacation
Malibu Rising
Every Summer After
It's Not Summer Without You (Summer, #2)
The Summer of Broken Rules
We Were Liars
Just for the Summer (Part of Your World, #3)
Love & Gelato (Love & Gelato, #1)
Since You've Been Gone
Second Chance Summer
We'll Always Have Summer (Summer, #3)
Book Lovers
The Unhoneymooners (Unhoneymooners, #1)
Someone Like You by Sarah DessenGirlfriend Material by Melissa KantorAll I Need by Susane ColasantiIn Too Deep by Coert VoorheesShipwrecked Summer by Carly Syms
A Line in the Sand
28 books — 10 voters
Beach Trip by Cathy HoltonSummer Rental by Mary Kay AndrewsThe Girls of August by Anne Rivers SiddonsThe Rumor by Elin HilderbrandSunset Beach by Mary Kay Andrews
Beach Chairs
52 books — 12 voters

Brianne Moore
Our take on a rhubarb and custard," Susan announces. "Rhubarb sorbet on the bottom, topped with whipped custard and a candied rhubarb sweet." It's served in small egg-shaped glasses, so you can see the layers: bright pink sorbet on the bottom, rich lemon-yellow custard, whipped to airy delicacy, topped with a wafer-thin, jewel-like disc of rhubarb that's been roasted, pressed flat, and encased in rhubarb-flavored praline. The chef takes two bites of it, then sits back, sighs, and looks at his pl ...more
Brianne Moore, All Stirred Up

L.P. Hartley
And the heat was a medium which made this change of out-look possible. As a liberating power with its own laws it was outside my experience. In the heat, the commonest objects changed their nature. Walls, trees, the very ground one trod on, instead of being cool were warm to the touch: and the sense of touch is the most transfiguring of all the senses. Many things to eat and drink, which one had enjoyed because they were hot, one now shunned for the same reason. Unless restrained by ice, the but ...more
L.P. Hartley, The Go-Between

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