We'll Always Have Summer (The Summer I Turned Pretty) Paperback – April 24, 2012

I felt robbed from actually getting to see Conrad and her together. We had so many moments with Jeremiah and really not much with Conrad. I wanted the happily ever after moments. But even with that the book was so sweet. I read it in 5 hours. I couldn’t put it down!!! ❤️

Had to purchase while waiting for season 3 to come out on video and such a super cute book! It was an easy read that I was able to complete within just a few days because I couldn’t put it down.

really good quality

We’ll Always Have Summer is a satisfying, heartfelt conclusion that ties up the trilogy with sincerity. It celebrates growth and the hard-earned clarity that comes with age and experience, making it a must-read for fans of contemporary young adult romance.

Eh. It was ok. Disappointing ending. If Conrad was end game we barely got any good romance until a summary in the last chapter. I think for those of us who found Conrad toxic and went on the rollercoaster that ending was not very convincing. Also did not find Jeremiah character in this book consistent with the first two where it involved Belly.

I loved this series so much! I don't think I've ever cried so many tears while reading a book but it was so good!!! The HEA was the best!!!!!

I knew from the first few chapters how it was going to end. It absolutely was heartbreaking because up until then, I was team Jeremiah all the way. Like a breath of fresh air to stale sugary cereal as soon as I read it. The utter betrayal. How dare Jenny do this. Anyways loved the contrast between the weddings.

Minor Spoilers....OMG...This series is incredible! Let me start off by saying you need to read the books in order to really understand each character of the book. Each book as been about the same people essentially through the course of about ten years with flash backs going even farther back. You can read this book by itself but I don't think you can really understand the emotions each character has as well without reading the other books.Although I love this book there were a couple of things I didn't like. First, I felt Jeremiah's character was a little different than in the other books. I know that he is getting older but at times he came off as a jerk. Too me that just wasn't his personality. Conrad was always the one with a little attitude. Secondly, I really thought Belly's reaction to the cheating was very short lived. I might be vastly different from a lot of other woman but it would definitely take me more than a couple days and an out of the blue proposal to get me to forget. After Jeremiah proposes, it's almost as if she hardly thinks about his cheating again. That would haunt me if it happened to me. Lastly, I really didn't find the way her mother behaved very believable. I understand that she didn't approve and thought they were too young but realistically did she think not being a part of the wedding would change anything? This is probably me being picky though on the mom. I just really thought she was overreacting. As soon as she saw they were serious and still going forward with the wedding she should have given in a little instead of Conrad having to go and talk her into going to the shower.On to the things I loved! This ending was exactly as it should be. Exactly the way I wanted it to end from book one. I don't think that anything more could have been added to make me sigh in contentment at the ending more than I did. I really enjoyed the glimpses into Conrad's side of the story. I would have loved to have read even more but I am content with the little there was. lol...I found myself grinning through parts of this book because I was so excited to be reading the ending. We finally get to see where Belly's life ends up and who with.If you are looking for a series that is not too heavy (although the first book DID make me cry) this is the series for you. As far as content goes, they are relatively clean. There are a few cuss words but not anything compared to a lot of YA books now. A guess would be maybe five in this book. It does mention sex but does not have any sex scenes. I would say age wise 16yrs and up but I tend to be a little more conservative.