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A review by okiecozyreader
Until Next Summer by Ali Brady
funny
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
5.0
Beyond the Pages book club is frustratingly, maddeningly, distractingly in love with this book! We are the #purpleteam in the Color Wars for this book. Reading the notes of the 14 people before me made this book an even more incredible joy to read. It brings back ALL the camp memories.
Jessie is the camp director at Camp Chickawah, where she spent all her summers growing up. Her best friend Hillary was supposed to be a camp counselor with her one summer but backed out at the last minute and they haven’t spoken since. When she learns that the camp will close after the current summer, she decides to go back one last time, because she loved it and she misses her friend.
I love how the main gist of this book is their friendship (even though there are a couple of somewhat steamy romances). It is such a fun camp story, that is even better shared with friends.
It is Chicka-wonderful.
Jessie is the camp director at Camp Chickawah, where she spent all her summers growing up. Her best friend Hillary was supposed to be a camp counselor with her one summer but backed out at the last minute and they haven’t spoken since. When she learns that the camp will close after the current summer, she decides to go back one last time, because she loved it and she misses her friend.
I love how the main gist of this book is their friendship (even though there are a couple of somewhat steamy romances). It is such a fun camp story, that is even better shared with friends.
It is Chicka-wonderful.