Book description
This summer, Summer's saying goodbye to her best friend, her secret
crush and her single mom and is off on a trip of a lifetime to
visit her estranged artist father in France.
But right before she's about to board, her phone rings. Should she
answer it?
Either way, it's…
Why read it?
1 author picked Two Summers as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This charming parallel universe story is like two contemporary realistic novels in one. Fifteen-year-old Summer Everette makes a choice at the beginning of the book (no spoilers, here!) that will either take her to France or keep her in upstate New York for the summer. So why not see what would happen in both worlds?
This book has all the elements I love. A relatable protagonist, two adorable love interests, and tons of heart. Add the French countryside element and voila! Parfait!
From Kristina's list on YA contemporary romances that take you abroad.
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