A review by lynnebolduc
The Myth of Perpetual Summer by Susan Crandall

4.0

A very poignant story about a lot of things, life in the South, mental illness, activism, and the resilience of the feminine spirit, both in the main character and in her "Gran." Taking place in Mississippi, Louisiana, and California but with consistent characters kept it engaging. I particularly liked the fact that it didn't have purely just a happy ending or sad ending, but a bit of both. Like IRL, not everything can be overcome.