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Being with Conrad was supposed to make everything better, but instead it's one more thing that's fallen apart in the aftermath of Susannah getting sick again.
Belly doesn't know who she is without summers at Cousins Beach. She doesn't know what to make of Conrad's apathy or the distance that's grown between them since last summer.
In a year where so many things have changed, Belly isn't sure if she can keep pining for Conrad. All she really knows is that when Jeremiah calls to tell her that Conrad has disappeared, she has to help find him in It's Not Summer Without You (2010) by Jenny Han.
It's Not Summer Without You is the second book in Han's Summer trilogy which begins in The Summer I Turned Pretty.
Belly narrates most of this book with a few chapters interspersed from Jeremiah's point of view. Belly spends so much of this series focused on Conrad that it was interesting to see more of Jeremiah's perspective.
With the addition of Jeremiah's chapters and the story shifting away from Cousins, all of the characters are more developed here. The tension between Belly and both Fisher boys is palpable as all three try to reconcile themselves to the loss of the summer cocoon that used to bind them together.
It's Not Summer Without You is a melancholy installment but the series is stronger because of it as another layer of depth is added to the story. Han takes the familiar elements from The Summer I Turned Pretty and inverts them to make this an entirely new reading experience. A must-read for fans of the series and as much of a page-turner as you're likely to find in a breezy contemporary--let's just say I gasped more than once as I made my way to the end of this book!
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Amber
It's Not Summer Without You by Jenny Han
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 17, 2011
P. Dhinsa
Not as good as first book in the series
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 2, 2015
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I fully recommend this book
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