It's Not Summer Without You: Book 2 in the Summer I Turned Pretty Series

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Conrad took Belly to her prom, and after acting strange all night, broke things off with her with no explanation. I started to say something else, something nice about the dress, but suddenly I felt ice-cold aluminum sticking to the back of my neck.

By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. But anyways, Belly the Brat is as annoying as ever, and while I don't remember, my past self says that she was less annoying in this book than in the first one, so that's a plus. I was friends with Marcy, but the rest, Katie and Evelyn and those girls, they were more Taylor's friends. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.I love how in this book his character is very slowly unravelling and we are getting a glimmer of who he really is behind all that angst. She is annoying to read, and I hate the one-dimensionality of her character again it doesn’t feel believable.

This story takes a long time to roll out, being quite a ways into it before it all stops being back story and you actually get to some action. So in terms of the plot, this book actually had a semblance of a plot unlike the first one, so it was a little better. I just absolutely hate how much she plays with the brothers' feelings, like girl, please, just choose one and go, neither of them are even good choices, grab Cam Cameron and LEAVE.I enjoyed reading this book I’m reading the book in New Jersey in the middle of the winter but I decided to watch the series first which I love the series in general both seasons. And Jeremiah , his younger brother, is still Belly's best friend - but maybe friendship isn't enough for him anymore. On her and Jeremiah's road trip to find him, Belly gives readers more intel on what went down between herself and Conrad. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Everyone on TikTok was saying "oh no I'm so scared to see the prom scene in season 2 of the show" so that was the ONE thing I was looking forward to, but I didn't even realize that it was happening until it was over, and I had to flip back to reread it.

Belly (whether she admits it or not) acts like a whiny, annoying child who can’t stop running back to Conrad, who is an egotistical jerk. Yeah, both boys have feelings for Belly, but who asks their brother if they are done with a girl so they can have them? I have already purchased the third and last book in this series and can't wait to start reading it to see who Belly ultimately ends up with. After showing up to Conrad's college to look for him, they meet Conrad's friend, who mentions that the missing teen was headed to the beach.

Moving forwards, Taylor is even a worst friend than before, Steven is non-existing and we finally see the Laurel Susannah has always known. The answer is quite a lot and the book feels pretty lightweight compared to the show, where the main characters are so much more deeply developed and believable.