We'll Always Have Summer
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I couldn’t deal with one more person telling me that I was making a mistake, especially judgy Conrad. He didn’t even have to say it with words; he could judge with his eyes. So I got up earlier than him and ate meals before he did. And when he watched TV in the living room, I stayed upstairs in my room addressing invitations and looking at wedding blogs that Taylor had bookmarked for me.
I doubt he even noticed. He was pretty busy too.
He surfed, he hung out with friends, he worked on the house.... I’d never have known he was handy if I didn’t see it with my own two eyes—Conrad on a ladder checking the air-conditioning vents, Conrad repainting the mailbox. I saw it all from my bedroom window.
I was eating a strawberry Pop-Tart on the deck when he came jogging up the steps. He’d been out all morning.
His hair was sweaty, and he was wearing an old T-shirt from his high school football days and a pair of navy gym shorts.
“Hey,” I said. “Where are you coming from?
“The gym,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I couldn’t deal with one more person telling me that I was making a mistake, especially judgy Conrad. He didn’t even have to say it with words; he could judge with his eyes. So I got up earlier than him and ate meals before he did. And when he watched TV in the living room, I stayed upstairs in my room addressing invitations and looking at wedding blogs that Taylor had bookmarked for me.
I doubt he even noticed. He was pretty busy too.
He surfed, he hung out with friends, he worked on the house.... I’d never have known he was handy if I didn’t see it with my own two eyes—Conrad on a ladder checking the air-conditioning vents, Conrad repainting the mailbox. I saw it all from my bedroom window.
I was eating a strawberry Pop-Tart on the deck when he came jogging up the steps. He’d been out all morning.
His hair was sweaty, and he was wearing an old T-shirt from his high school football days and a pair of navy gym shorts.
“Hey,” I said. “Where are you coming from?
“The gym,”
What to read after We'll Always Have Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenny Han to read onlineMoreLess
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The whole series was one giant, amazing rollercoaster ride of emotions. The author's impeccable way of describing that teenage angst and unreciprocated first love is just as intense as the very experiences themselves. Despite each of their flaws and imperfections, one can't help but to love, sympathize with and feel for the characters. The twists, the turns, the heartbreaks.. The memories, the joy and the laughter... Truly a journey worth remembering and reliving over and over again. "Infinity."Write Review:
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