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This was an amazing book! It made me laugh every last page!🩷 I love this trilogy so very much!🤍
socia, cagá de libro, esa chiquita a mí me estresaba
Nos outros livros já sentia raiva da Belly, já senti que ela tem a síndrome da protagonista chata. Mas nesse livro... Ela se superou. Se mostrou ainda mais impulsiva, imatura, desobediente, rebelde. Fora que o livro foi extremamente entediante, só foi sobre o casamento dela com o Jeremiah que no fim não aconteceu, inclusive o Truque me decepcionou muito. Torcia pra ele e no fim ele se mostrou imaturo irresponsável. A Belly além de tudo se mostrou indecisa, precisou de três livros pra ela finalmente entender que grande amor da vida dela é o Conrad. Inclusive ele é outro que eu não gosto, passou primeiro livro desprezando ela, o segundo totalmente indeciso e no terceiro ele queria agir.\nNo fim, acho que todos precisam de terapia em vez de ficarem buscando um relacionamento. Os três imaturos, nada prontos pra vida.
🌅We’ll Always Have Summer by Jenny Han ☀️OverviewIt’s been two years since Conrad told Belly to choose Jeremiah, and the two have been inseparable ever since. But their relationship hasn’t exactly turned into the happily ever after Belly hoped for. When Jeremiah makes the worst mistake possible, Belly is forced to question everything she thought she knew about love. Does she really have a future with Jeremiah? Has she ever truly gotten over Conrad? It’s time for Belly to decide–once and for all–who has her heart forever. 🌊 Thoughts and Reflections ⭐ Final Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)I devoured this book, but I was left a bit frustrated. There were moments of growth, nostalgia, and closure, but I wish a few things had gone differently. 💔 Belly and Jeremiah’s RelationshipI struggled to understand Belly and Jeremiah’s relationship in this final book. He cheated, manipulated, and guilt-tripped her–and yet she went back and tried to fix what he broke. She was so harsh on Conrad for far less, yet gave Jeremiah her forgiveness far too easily. It felt completely out of character. 👀Conrad’s POVOne of the best things about this book was getting a bit more of Conrad’s point of view. Seeing his emotions and thoughts firsthand added depth and made his love for Belly even clearer. 👯♀️Belly and TaylorSurprisingly, I really enjoyed Belly and Taylor’s friendship in this book. They felt more grounded, more mature. I think they genuinely needed that time apart to grow individually, and it paid off in the end. 📝What I Wish Had ChangedI really wish Belly and Jeremiah hadn’t continued their relationship after cheating. It made no sense given Belly’s character and previous values. Instead, it would’ve been more satisfying to see her find herself–graduate, grow, maybe return to Cousins for old times' sake…run into Conrad. A quiet, nostalgic reconnection would’ve felt earned more than the messy wedding plotline. The fact that they made it that far–all the way to a wedding–felt forced. It should have ended long before then. 📚 Final ThoughtsAs the final book in the series, this had so much potential. There were beautiful, emotional moments, but it didn’t land as powerfully as it could have. A bittersweet conclusion with a more realistic path of growth and reconnection would have made this a perfect send-off. ❝Quotes❞• Then I saw him. Standing there in the back was Conrad, in a gray suit. Next to me, I heard Jeremiah clear his throat. I’d forgotten he was standing next to me.• He was marrying my girl, and I couldn’t do anything about it. I just had to watch it happen, because he was my brother, because I promised. Take care of him, Connie. I’m counting on you. • “Don’t marry him. Don’t be with him. Be with Me.” • “I need you to know that no matter what happens, it was worth it to me. Being with you, loving you. It was all worth it.”
This book was oh so good. I was kind of let down with the second book. Not going to lie. But this book definitely redeemed itself. The third one definitely redeemed itself from the second. I will say for someone personally right now I am young and I'm currently in the process of trying to get married so it's kind of weird because I'm sitting here reading this book and like a lot of the feelings that she's feeling. I'm starting to feel and then a lot of the worries and things that she's stressing about. I'm stressing about it. I will say this. I am a die hard belly and Jeremy fan. I love them together. And it sucked that she went back to Conrad. I'm not okay with that. Like Loki I wish she would have married Jeremy. I want the world for Jeremy. But she is happy it ended up working out in the end. The story between all three of them is absolutely adorable and very, very cute and I loved every minute of reading it. I definitely would have loved a little bit more. Steven, interaction between the brothers within the third book granted. I know there were a lot of moments where Steven definitely was in the bug but I definitely just wanted a little bit more. Just just a little bit. But either way I love the book. I love how it ended. I wish it was with Jeremy but that's okay. We still love Conrad so it's okay.
Beautiful fantastic amazing I love this book it's my fav of the the trilogy I love Jenny's writing style and I'm so so so excited for the season
Nope just nope sana d na niya ginawan ng sequel yung book 1 the end bye
slow and annoying in parts, it only picks up in the last quarter, which is a shame because it definitely has a great story to telli cried at the epilogue
⭐️1There's nothing serious about this trilogy, especially this book. I hated everything about the book, from Jeremiah and Belly's relationship to Conrad's chapters to who Belly ended up with. I honestly think it's the worst book in the trilogy, and you can't convince me otherwise. With each book, the series gets worse and worse. Regarding the romance component of the book, Belly shouldn't have ended up with any of the brothers. Neither one of them. There's a complete personality change with Jeremiah that doesn't make any sense from his character traits in the other books. Possibly Jenny Han did this to make Conrad seem a more suitable love interest for Belly at the end of the series. This honestly sucks because I still don't understand what Belly sees in him. At the very end, it was clear to me who Jenny Han had in mind for Belly and I hated it. I mean, while I did think Conrad and Steven matured the most out of all the teenage characters, I couldn't say I liked Conrad any more than I did in the first book. As a character, Belly is…Belly, so I don’t have much to say. Her character development was limited and she lacked any redeeming qualities. Once again, I sound like a broken record but I really mean it, but my favourite part of the whole series was how quickly I finished it.
If this book was a reddit AITA? I would vote ESH almost every character was extremely toxic