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A review by rachelcully
Invincible Summer by Hannah Moskowitz
4.0
by the end of the 17th summer I felt the book had reached its climax and i was ready for the ending. I kinda skimmed the 18th summer but i still cried. i cried a lot in this book. more than in any book ive read in quite a while. i didn't weep mind you. just a tear here and there. Chase and Noah's relationship just gets to me some times. There are no words for what those two share. So the fact that Moskowitz can make you feel what they have, if even for a moment, shows true talent.
Despite the cover, this book really wasn't about girls,bikinis on the beach, or any kind of girlfriend relationship. What it was about was love. Not falling in love, but simply Being in love. Being in love with the people around you. It's about a brothers love for his family and the cost of that love.
If you ask me this is anything but a happy tale. It has its moments but truly I see this book as real, pure raw emotion.
Read this book. It is in a class of its own.
Despite the cover, this book really wasn't about girls,bikinis on the beach, or any kind of girlfriend relationship. What it was about was love. Not falling in love, but simply Being in love. Being in love with the people around you. It's about a brothers love for his family and the cost of that love.
If you ask me this is anything but a happy tale. It has its moments but truly I see this book as real, pure raw emotion.
Read this book. It is in a class of its own.