Summer Boys

Reader reviewed by Nina

When I first saw the cover of this book I thought it would be kind of Gossip Girl-esque, but when I started reading it, I was surprised by how realistic the story was. Okay, realistic may be a bit far fetched, but the characters were definitely believable and likeable most of the time. It definitely wasnt a deep book that you think about for long, but as long as you know what to expect, its very entertaining and fun. The book is about the Tuttle family that spends the summer at Pebble Beach in Maine each year. The focus of the story is the female cousins and sisters of the family who are all very close, despite their differences, especially in personality. And of course, as the title suggests, the book also includes the boys that hold an interest to them.

Reader reviewed by abscae

Alright, so I guess the book was okay, but nothing that would stay with me through my life, if fact it was just the opposite. I found it entirely too superficial, and yes, teens do have superficial needs, but we also have true feelings. Basically, it wasn't a book I could ever relate to. Moreover, there's alot of people who liked it, and I'm just going: There something wrong with that picture. Maybe I'm just too picky

In comparison to The Bridesmaid, I can't believe the same author wrote the two books.

But if you enjoy the occasional time waster, go right ahead

Reader reviewed by sara

On this one I think the author could have did a little better work.for one there isnt much to it.for two it isnt for the younger ones.im not saying dont read it you might like it.for me I thought it was preety bad.i made it through but thats about it.rather boring.the only decent thing about it was there were parts that were relatable to in it.

Reader reviewed by stephhhdossx3

HOnestly, I'm not a big fan of reading. The only time i read is if i'm REALLY into a book, and I finished this one, in slightly over a day. It was attention grabbing and always left you wanting to read more. The concepts are realistic and irresistable to any teenager. It is a must read!


I would definetley recommend it to anyeone who read the "sisterhood of the traveling pants" by Ann Brashers.