I loved the prologue, and I really thought this was going to be more romance heavy with Charlie and Jesse. This is probably the best one I have read yet. I was hesitant to start this one, but since I got it in my Uppercase I decided to give it a try. I have read several books by Morgan Matson, and just never fell in love with them.
"A heartwarming story of loss, taking risks, new beginnings and self-discovery along the journey" - The Guardian "Heart-wrenching and beautifully portrayed" Prettybooks
Matson has become my favourite contemporary author." The Bookbag "A near perfect summer read" - Publisher's Weekly, starred review "Strong literary romance, this is an ideal summer read choice" - The Bookseller "Funny and heartwarming, we love Amy & Roger's Epic Detour" - Bliss Over the course of four days Charlie will learn there's so much more to each member of her family than she imagined, even herself, and that maybe letting go of the things she's been holding on tightest to can help her find what really keeps them together. and the return to town of the boy she’s loved practically all her life… fear that her parents’ marriage is falling apart her favourite brother bringing home his HORRIBLE new girlfriend an unexpectedly hot wedding-coordinator’s nephew a rented dog that just won't stop howling Not only will everyone be back home for her sister’s wedding, but she’s also juggling: Hanging out with her best friend, pining for Jesse Foster - who she’s loved since she was twelve - and generally flying under the radar as much as she can.īut sometimes normal is just another word for stuck, and this weekend that's all going to change.
From the author of Since You've Been Gone and The Unexpected Everything comes a dreamy story of summer romance and finding yourself, perfect for fans of Jenny Han and Sarah DessenĬharlie Grant tries to keep her life as normal as possible.
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