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Judith asked this question about Every Summer After:
Anyone else think this book should be re-classified as YA? (maybe tone down the sex a bit.) It was half flashbacks to ages 13-19, so pass on it if you don't like teen drama.
Ashley Shea I don't think so. I think you don't have to be a young adult to appreciate a coming-of-age. Plus, so much of what happened when they were teens needed…moreI don't think so. I think you don't have to be a young adult to appreciate a coming-of-age. Plus, so much of what happened when they were teens needed an adult perspective to sink in. I think that's the difference between an adult coming-of-age and a YA. If it's a YA it's just a story about a couple kids who fell in love, came apart, and then came back together, but as an adult book, it's about how much they messed up as kids, but couldn't realize that until they were adults, and the implication that they still have growing up to do.(less)
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Every Summer After
by Carley Fortune (Goodreads Author)
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