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A review by tessa_talks_books
Seven Summer Weekends by Jane L. Rosen
4.0
At times, we all crave a story that wraps us in a comforting embrace. Seven Summer Weekends is precisely that kind of narrative. It exudes warmth and comfort in every aspect, leaving me with a sense of tranquility.
The aspect that deeply resonated with me was the emotional journey of Addison and her aunt. As Gicky grapples with her diagnosed illness, she sets up a series of heartwarming experiences for Addison to learn about and remember her after her passing. The visits each weekend from friends of her aunt, the beach house and all it contained, and the neighbors who all knew and loved Gicky - all wove together to create a rich tapestry of relatable and authentic emotions.
The setting of Seven Summer Weekends is a true paradise. A beach house brimming with cherished memories and love, nestled in a picturesque and artistic beach town—it's a setting that sparks the imagination. The place's self-sufficiency adds a layer of inspiration, making me yearn for a similar retreat. From the first page to the last, the setting serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration.
The romance in Seven Summer Weekends is a journey of growth and understanding. While I initially craved more of an enemies-to-lovers dynamic, their relationship evolves into something more profound. They meet each other's needs and work well together. Some miscommunication goes on and some baggage to overcome, but these challenges strengthen their bond. By the end, their relationship is not just nice but thoroughly heartwarming, leaving n with a sense of satisfaction and warmth.
If you are looking for a warm-hug type of story, Seven Summer Weekends by Jane L. Rosen is the book you should pick up today.
The aspect that deeply resonated with me was the emotional journey of Addison and her aunt. As Gicky grapples with her diagnosed illness, she sets up a series of heartwarming experiences for Addison to learn about and remember her after her passing. The visits each weekend from friends of her aunt, the beach house and all it contained, and the neighbors who all knew and loved Gicky - all wove together to create a rich tapestry of relatable and authentic emotions.
The setting of Seven Summer Weekends is a true paradise. A beach house brimming with cherished memories and love, nestled in a picturesque and artistic beach town—it's a setting that sparks the imagination. The place's self-sufficiency adds a layer of inspiration, making me yearn for a similar retreat. From the first page to the last, the setting serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration.
The romance in Seven Summer Weekends is a journey of growth and understanding. While I initially craved more of an enemies-to-lovers dynamic, their relationship evolves into something more profound. They meet each other's needs and work well together. Some miscommunication goes on and some baggage to overcome, but these challenges strengthen their bond. By the end, their relationship is not just nice but thoroughly heartwarming, leaving n with a sense of satisfaction and warmth.
If you are looking for a warm-hug type of story, Seven Summer Weekends by Jane L. Rosen is the book you should pick up today.