Sarah Ockler's
Twenty Boy Summer brings out all of the emotions inside. It makes you
laugh, cry, and it even made me angry at times but I have to admit, I
absolutely could not put this book down once I started reading it.
If I had to choose only one word to describe the
theme to this book, it would have to be confusion. Not that the book itself is
confusing, just that the situations all of the characters are put into are very
hard to make any decisions about. A life lesson this theme gave me was that life is hard. It does not matter who
you are, how much money you have, or how famous you are. Everyone will always
be faced with day- to- day situations where you have to make tough decisions.
Some are harder than others and some will affect your life as you know it. You
just have to do what you think is the right thing, have faith, and hope for the
best.
This book is about
three best friends, Anna, Frankie, and Matt. Anna and Matt are in love. Frankie
and Matt are brother and sister. Their all three basically joined at the hip
until Matt was killed in a horrific car accident. While he was alive, he made
Anna promise not to tell her best friend Frankie about them so that he could
tell his little sister on their yearly family vacation. But he was not given
enough time before the car accident happened. So Anna is left with many, many
life alternating decisions to make. Should she brake her promise to Matt and
tell Frankie? Or should she keep and major secret from her best friend as their
both going threw this ruff time together? What does she do?
Read this book set
in Zanzibar Bay where Anna will attempt to go along with a little game that
Frankie plays. See if Anna is strong enough to keep her secret about Matt from
Frankie and a secret about a newly developed crush from Matt.
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