Right now I am reading the book Summer Boys by Hailey Abbott, it is about 3 cousins that have love
troubles and want to find a guy for the summer.
Jamie Tuttle and her 2 cousins are back in Pebble Beach for another
summer. Jamie reunites with her last summer boyfriend, Ethan, but things change
quick when he tells her that he just wants to be friends. Ella is a girl that
bounces around guys, but this summer she wants to find a person to settle down
with. She falls in love with a singer at a concert named Peter, but her sister
gets to him first. Beth wants to find a
boyfriend that does not just like her looks. Though, soon she finds out that
she is in love with her best friend, George. Throughout the book she hides her
feelings from George because he found a summer girl. The theme of this book is that
you cannot rely on something or someone to be the same forever. Also another
theme is that if you made a choice and regretted it, do not make it into a big emotional
pain. You should live from your mistakes and move on with your life.
The theme of this book is that people cannot rely on things
being like the way they were before because things or people can change. When
Jamie came back to Pebble Beach she was so excited to see Ethan, but he had
changed since the last time she had seen him. I think that nothing can stay the
same forever, especially people. Things can change in a split second, but that
is life and you should just get over it. No one can stay the same person
forever. Ethan changed in one summer, but Jamie still thought that he was in
love with her. Jamie really thought that Ethan would be her one and only love,
but that turned out to be wrong.
Based on the story I can tell that the theme connects to
real life because in real life there are a lot of breakups, hook ups, and
fights. Ella broke up and hooked up many times, but never found the right guy.
Ella made many wrong choices, but she never regretted them and just moved on.
Though she did regret trying to get her sister’s boyfriend to notice her and go
out with her. In real life people would try to do things that they would later
regret, but they never move on. They should just keep on living their life and
forget about their mistakes. Ella really wanted to settle down with a guy, but
she soon hurts her sister by doing so.
Sometimes people can keep on staying out of the way, but
really want to show what they really feel. Beth made a choice that she
regretted and it was that she set George up with a hot summer girl. It would
have been better if Beth figured out that she was in love with George before
that. Beth started to feel jealous of Cara because she wanted to be in her spot
hanging out with George. I think that Beth could have stopped this emotional
pain if she figured out her love quicker instead of waiting for Cara to show
her that she loved him. Even though Beth made a big mistake she still made it
through and continued to live her life.
In conclusion, there were 2 themes in this book that played
big roles. I think that you cannot rely on someone or something to be the same
as they were before because things can change in a second. Also, if you made a
choice that was regretful you should just move on with your life. You should
not make a mistake take over your life so you cannot live it freely anymore. It
can’t make your life into a huge pain.
I like how your paragraphs are organized with a clear focus for each of them. I don't exactly like stories with love-jealousy plots but you made it sound interesting. Bon travail, ton blog est génial!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Hou In, Jackie! I love the theme that you picked for this post because it can connect to anyone: you have to move on from your mistakes and learn from them. Do you think your characters will learn from their mistakes in the future? Will they learn some morals while searching for guys this summer?
ReplyDeleteGREAT POST, QUACH!
-melissa ;)
Great post, Jackie! Your paragraphs are super clear and organized! I like your short but informative description of the book in your introduction. It made me understand your book better, and not be confused about your post! Your post also made me really want to read the book!
ReplyDeleteGOOD JOB, BUDDY