The Summer of Lost Letters
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- Author：Hannah Reynolds
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Summary
The discovery of a box of old letters sends 17-year-old Abby Schoenberg to Nantucket to unravel a family mystery about her grandmother's past during the Holocaust—but things get complicated when she meets the handsome grandson of a prominent family who wants to stop her from investigating。
Reviews
emery
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I received this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review。 This book was so good！ The drama， the friendships， the romance， everything was so exciting！ It was one of those books I didn’t want to put down but forced myself to so it wouldn’t be over too quickly。 The entire premise of following a grandmother’s old love letters and finding love yourself is something I absolutely loved！ It was so romantic and filled with drama！ The friendships were also so heartwarming and I truly loved all I received this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review。 This book was so good！ The drama， the friendships， the romance， everything was so exciting！ It was one of those books I didn’t want to put down but forced myself to so it wouldn’t be over too quickly。 The entire premise of following a grandmother’s old love letters and finding love yourself is something I absolutely loved！ It was so romantic and filled with drama！ The friendships were also so heartwarming and I truly loved all of the characters。 Would definitely recommend this book！ 。。。more
Kera （featherboundbooks）
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It’s the beginning of the summer before Abby’s senior year of high school when a box of letters belonging to her late grandmother is delivered to her door。 And she becomes completely wrapped up in them， because these letters from a man named Edward speak about a life that Abby knew nothing about。 She knew very little about her grandmother's past。 She fled Germany during the Holocaust and came to the US at a young age， but that is the extent of Abby's understanding of her O'ma's past。Now， she is It’s the beginning of the summer before Abby’s senior year of high school when a box of letters belonging to her late grandmother is delivered to her door。 And she becomes completely wrapped up in them， because these letters from a man named Edward speak about a life that Abby knew nothing about。 She knew very little about her grandmother's past。 She fled Germany during the Holocaust and came to the US at a young age， but that is the extent of Abby's understanding of her O'ma's past。Now， she is heading to Nantucket to the mansion home of Edward's family to dig into the family history that she knows nothing about。 She doesn't expect to find the old wounds she is picking at to still not have fully healed after all of these years and she definitely doesn't expect Edward's grandson， Noah to step in and stop her attempts for answers。Despite the quest for answers， Abby and Noah get closer and closer， simultaneously making it easier and more difficult to get to the truth about her grandmother's past。 She meets a lot of resistance from Noah's grandparents， but Abby is persistent and learns to find her information from other sources， learning more than she ever bargained for。 And as the end of the summer approaches， as things come to a boiling point， Abby may lose the boy she cares about in the process。This was a beautiful story about young love and how it can span a lifetime for some。 I loved how so much of this book was about uncovering the past。 I loved Abby's tenacity and her spirit。 I enjoyed how she stuck with what her gut was telling her even when logic was telling her otherwise。 And I loved the beautiful bond that Noah and Abby create。 The choice between family and love should never be one you have to make， but it is there is these pages and it was written so well。 。。。more
Keeley
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I really enjoyed this book， but I was definitely expecting there to be more historical aspects in this story。 I originally thought this was a historical fiction story mixed with a present day story， but it was mainly a contemporary love story。 Don’t get me wrong， that is one of my favorite genres so I wasn’t too disappointed！ This is definitely a book for fans of Morgan Matson and Kasie West。 I really loved Noah as a character。 I thought he was really sweet and broke stereotypes。 On the other ha I really enjoyed this book， but I was definitely expecting there to be more historical aspects in this story。 I originally thought this was a historical fiction story mixed with a present day story， but it was mainly a contemporary love story。 Don’t get me wrong， that is one of my favorite genres so I wasn’t too disappointed！ This is definitely a book for fans of Morgan Matson and Kasie West。 I really loved Noah as a character。 I thought he was really sweet and broke stereotypes。 On the other hand， I wasn’t a huge fan of Abigail。 I felt she could be very hypocritical and selfish at times。 I’m not a huge fan of summer so when I read a book that makes me feel like I am then it is a good book， and this book did just that。 I really enjoyed my time reading this， and I was rooting for the couple。 I also loved how the story ended， I think it was a great way to wrap up the story。 。。。more
Courtney （pawsitivelybookish）
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A whirlwind of summer romance and adventure 😍This book was so cute and fun。 All of the characters were so lovable and I felt like even the most minor of them played such important roles。 I also think this book came at the perfect time for me， as I am currently trying to uncover some of my family history just like Abigail。 I really felt a connection to Abby as she was scouring various genealogy and census resources just for a glimpse into her grandmother’s life。The Summer of Lost Letters an unexp A whirlwind of summer romance and adventure 😍This book was so cute and fun。 All of the characters were so lovable and I felt like even the most minor of them played such important roles。 I also think this book came at the perfect time for me， as I am currently trying to uncover some of my family history just like Abigail。 I really felt a connection to Abby as she was scouring various genealogy and census resources just for a glimpse into her grandmother’s life。The Summer of Lost Letters an unexpectedly emotional story。 The references to Nazi Germany， strained family relationships， it was a nice change from many YA summer books。 And I loved the Jewish rep！So many parts had my heart physically aching， and others had me laughing out loud。The only thing that irked me was the odd use of so many “big” SAT words。 Sometimes I couldn’t tell if that was just Abby being Abby or what。 。。。more
Nancy
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Seventeen-year-old Abby Schoenberg has recently lost her grandmother O’ma and discovers a stash of old love letters among her belongings。 The letters tell of a romance on Nantucket during the 1950s that was passionate but ended badly。 Her grandmother never spoke of that time of her life and Abby’s curiosity is piqued， so with her parent’s permission she obtains a summer job on the island and begins to sleuth out what happened in O’ma’s past。 Abby soon befriends Noah， the grandson of the man who Seventeen-year-old Abby Schoenberg has recently lost her grandmother O’ma and discovers a stash of old love letters among her belongings。 The letters tell of a romance on Nantucket during the 1950s that was passionate but ended badly。 Her grandmother never spoke of that time of her life and Abby’s curiosity is piqued， so with her parent’s permission she obtains a summer job on the island and begins to sleuth out what happened in O’ma’s past。 Abby soon befriends Noah， the grandson of the man who wrote the letters， and the two confront some hard truths and prejudices that O’ma endured as a Jewish refugee， who lost her biological family in Auschwitz and then lost her secondary family in America。 This is a blend of romance， history， and a coming-of-age narrative that all ties together well。 Abby and Noah’s Jewish faith and background are respectfully represented and showcase the reality that some Jews have to downplay their religion and culture to fit in。 Abby and Noah are cued as white and secondary characters have various ethnicities。Verdict: This contemporary romance with a healthy mix of historical fiction， that also incorporates some deeper truths， will be a fun summer read。 A solid YA purchase。I reviewed this book for the School Library Journal magazine and the review can be found here: https://www。slj。com/？reviewDetail=the。。。 。。。more
Katie Prouty
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"Be brave， take risks， show some chutzpah。" Looking for your next YA beach read？ This。 Is。 It！ The Summer of Lost Letters is a heroic story with a main character that is hilarious！ Sure， she's hyper， and nosy， and aggravating。 But。 She's real。 And maybe she's like a Victorian heroine， ready to faint over Noah Barbanel。 （Who isn't？）。 He is a delight and butterflies and incandescent joy。 Abby is seeking information about her late grandmother， who came to the US in 1930。 A box of letters show up "Be brave， take risks， show some chutzpah。" Looking for your next YA beach read？ This。 Is。 It！ The Summer of Lost Letters is a heroic story with a main character that is hilarious！ Sure， she's hyper， and nosy， and aggravating。 But。 She's real。 And maybe she's like a Victorian heroine， ready to faint over Noah Barbanel。 （Who isn't？）。 He is a delight and butterflies and incandescent joy。 Abby is seeking information about her late grandmother， who came to the US in 1930。 A box of letters show up on Abby's doorstep。 Love letters。 From a mystery man named Edward Barbanel to her recently deceased grandmother。 Love letters from a mansion on Nantucket。 Summer fun: Go to Nantucket。 Find Edward。 Find out about O'ma's past。 Rich， hot， popular Noah Barbanel= grandson of Edward Barbanel。 GASP。 The duo team up to to Sherlock Holmes & Watson a lost necklace， a grandmother's legacy。 Along the way， will Abby and Noah will find their own happy ending and cute little love story？ READ IF YOU LIKE:-first love & family secrets-adventure & sense of purpose -love letters-inner dialogue that will have you LOL-"wit that is like a wick， burning high and bright"-Jewish rep-History & WWII-#IsThisAKissingBook: "I'd basically beg Noah Barbanel to kiss me。"Thank you Penguin Young Readers for an advanced copy！Song: Love Letters by Mauve 。。。more
Jennifer
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THE SUMMER OF LOST LETTERS follows 17 year old Abby Schoenberg。 After her O’ma’s passing， Abby finds love letters written to her O’ma from a mystery man named Edward from Nantucket。 Abby doesn’t know anything about her O’ma’s past other than the fact that she traveled from Germany to the US at only 5 years old， fleeing the Holocaust。 Hoping that Edward could tell her about her O’ma’s story， Abby sets her plan in motion: she’s going to spend the summer in Nantucket。 There， she meets Edwards grand THE SUMMER OF LOST LETTERS follows 17 year old Abby Schoenberg。 After her O’ma’s passing， Abby finds love letters written to her O’ma from a mystery man named Edward from Nantucket。 Abby doesn’t know anything about her O’ma’s past other than the fact that she traveled from Germany to the US at only 5 years old， fleeing the Holocaust。 Hoping that Edward could tell her about her O’ma’s story， Abby sets her plan in motion: she’s going to spend the summer in Nantucket。 There， she meets Edwards grandson， whose determined to stop her from imploding his family。 -I was expecting to like this story， and I’m happy to say I ended up loving it。 This was such an enjoyable read。 Though my heart was heavy with grief for Abby’s O’ma and her O’ma’s parents， it was wonderful to see Abby discovering their history。 In the beginning I thought the story may be too rushed （things were falling into place too easily）， but eventually I think the pacing settled into a more comfortable rhythm。 I enjoyed the romance， the friendships， the setting， and the unraveling of the mystery。 Also， I’m now desperately wishing I had a summer job at a bookshop in a beach town。 This is a great summer read！ -4。5/5 stars， THE SUMMER OF LOST LETTERS by Hannah Reynolds is available June 15， 2021！-Thank you to Netgalley and Penguin Teen for sending me an eARC to review。 。。。more
Kailee
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I gobbled this story up in a day。 It was exactly what I needed - a fun， light， summer romance wrapped in a faint air of mystery without too much historical fiction to weigh it down。 As Abby and Noah research her grandmother’s past， they also begin to develop feelings for one another。 Their “will they won’t they” romantic connection was a mystery within a mystery。 The hurry up and wait was so frustrating！ But， the ending was oh so worth it。
Bri
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Thank you to Penguin Teen and NetGalley for an eARC。 3。5 rounded down。 I want to preface this by saying I am not a historical fiction fan。 I don’t really have an interest in learning about the past， and I will admit that I skimmed everything that had to do with Abby and her family’s history。 Despite all of that， I actually quite enjoyed this， and found it to be very well written。 Except for one thing。 Abby was fucking obnoxious。 Too obnoxious for her own good， and not in a cute， headstrong way。 Thank you to Penguin Teen and NetGalley for an eARC。 3。5 rounded down。 I want to preface this by saying I am not a historical fiction fan。 I don’t really have an interest in learning about the past， and I will admit that I skimmed everything that had to do with Abby and her family’s history。 Despite all of that， I actually quite enjoyed this， and found it to be very well written。 Except for one thing。 Abby was fucking obnoxious。 Too obnoxious for her own good， and not in a cute， headstrong way。 Good god， I’ve never wanted to smack a teenager so bad IN MY LIFE。 She was so awful and selfish， always trying to pry into everyone’s lives without thinking of how they would feel or what it would mean to them。 She was all about how it was HER family and how SHE needed to know things instead of hearing that maybe it wasn’t the best to go poking around old wounds。 At one point she even said “wasn’t it rude to push someone when they resisted” as if she hadn’t spent？？？ the entire novel？？？ pushing Noah’s family？？？ YES IT IS RUDE and yet how convenient that it wasn’t true for you！ Every time I tried to like her or see her point on things， she would do and say something so stupid that it would throw me into a rage again。 Especially since she didn’t even seem like she grew up or changed at all in the end。 The only thing that saved this was Noah。 Sweet， hot， witty Noah， who definitely deserves better than Abby （though I will admit their chemistry was off the charts- even if it took Abby way too fucking long to even admit that she was attracted to him because she was SO STUPID）。 But I digress。 If you really love history and romance， this is definitely for you。 It was a great story overall， and if you can get past Abby’s shitty attitude， I think it could be a four or five star for everyone else。 。。。more
Dalene
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I received this book in exchange for an honest review。So I wasn't sure what to expect from this book。 Abby finds her grandmother's old love letters which leads Abby to investigate her grandmother's past。 Turns out grandmother came over as a child and lived with a family in Nantucket。 Abby spends her summer learning about the famous family her grandmother lived with and in the process meets Noah。 Noah is the grandson to the man who Abbys grandmother wrote letters too。Together Abby and Noah learn I received this book in exchange for an honest review。So I wasn't sure what to expect from this book。 Abby finds her grandmother's old love letters which leads Abby to investigate her grandmother's past。 Turns out grandmother came over as a child and lived with a family in Nantucket。 Abby spends her summer learning about the famous family her grandmother lived with and in the process meets Noah。 Noah is the grandson to the man who Abbys grandmother wrote letters too。Together Abby and Noah learn more and more about her grandmother （which is a pretty great story actually）。I know most people loved the romance with Abby and Noah， which I did too， but the story of the grandmother was fun to discover。 I really loved everything about this book。 So good！ 。。。more
Karyn Silverman
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I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this。 Adding it to the list for our 10th grade project because it's so Jewish in a totally non Holocaust， modern， lived way， which was something several students identified last year as a mirror they never see。 I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this。 Adding it to the list for our 10th grade project because it's so Jewish in a totally non Holocaust， modern， lived way， which was something several students identified last year as a mirror they never see。 。。。more
Grace Miel
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The kind of book about family that makes you want to call your mom immediately。
Chris G。
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Abigail knows her Grandma Ruth， who recently died， came to the U。S。 as a four year old refuge from Hitler’s Germany， but when a box of her grandma’s letter arrives， Abigail realizes how much she doesn’t know about her grandmother’s past。 Clues from the letters lead Abby to a summer job on Nantucket where she meets and crushes on Noah Barbanel， whose great-grandparents raised Ruth and whose grandfather was in love with her。Abby is especially curious about a necklace mentioned in Ruth’s letters an Abigail knows her Grandma Ruth， who recently died， came to the U。S。 as a four year old refuge from Hitler’s Germany， but when a box of her grandma’s letter arrives， Abigail realizes how much she doesn’t know about her grandmother’s past。 Clues from the letters lead Abby to a summer job on Nantucket where she meets and crushes on Noah Barbanel， whose great-grandparents raised Ruth and whose grandfather was in love with her。Abby is especially curious about a necklace mentioned in Ruth’s letters and Noah， though at first resistant， offers to help Abby with her questions。 Abby is swept into Noah’s world of wealth and privilege， tempered by anti-Jewish prejudice。 When Abby’s questions threaten to cast light on family secrets and damage relationships， Noah chooses family over her。 Plenty of big themes， a compelling mystery， and a delightful love story。 EARC from Edelweiss。 。。。more
Jenn Cayanan
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Disclaimer: I received a free eARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest review。Abby Schoenberg sets out to a Summer before her senior year in Nantucket to discover a family secret。 If you're interested in history， specifically WWII， and would like to read about Jewish families and love on an island during the Summer then this book is for you。 And it's perfect since it comes out in June！ Frankly， I fit all those boxes and thoroughly enjoyed this book。 Hannah Reynolds was able to completel Disclaimer: I received a free eARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest review。Abby Schoenberg sets out to a Summer before her senior year in Nantucket to discover a family secret。 If you're interested in history， specifically WWII， and would like to read about Jewish families and love on an island during the Summer then this book is for you。 And it's perfect since it comes out in June！ Frankly， I fit all those boxes and thoroughly enjoyed this book。 Hannah Reynolds was able to completely encapture what it felt like to long for love and lost love。 I appreciate the fact that both the main character and love interest were Jewish。 I do not know a lot about the Jewish faith and have learned about WWII/holocaust during school but I felt like I learned so much more things than I would have if I did not read Reynolds's book。 I love when authors are able to provide historical context throughout a contemporary novel， and I think Reynolds did a fabulous job in balancing history， love， and adventure throughout。 It was also refreshing reading something that is incredibly on-brand （pre-pandemic） of what it must be like to be a teen with all the newest apps （uber/lyft）。 And I think Reynold's opportunity to communicate what healthy and unhealthy conversations looked like was also important and done well in this book。 If you're looking for love， adventure， and answers to a family mystery I believe you'd enjoy this book 。。。more
Erin
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3 StarsNote: I was provided with an ARC by the publisher through Edelweiss+ in exchange for an honest review。 All opinions here are my own。If you're looking for a cute， seaside romance with a side of literary allusions and long-lost family history， this book may be just the escape you are seeking。 Picturesque Nantucket， ferries， old love letters lost to the generations。。。 If you like your love stories to make perfect logical sense， however， this one may not be an ideal fit。 Fun and lackadaisical 3 StarsNote: I was provided with an ARC by the publisher through Edelweiss+ in exchange for an honest review。 All opinions here are my own。If you're looking for a cute， seaside romance with a side of literary allusions and long-lost family history， this book may be just the escape you are seeking。 Picturesque Nantucket， ferries， old love letters lost to the generations。。。 If you like your love stories to make perfect logical sense， however， this one may not be an ideal fit。 Fun and lackadaisical， certainly， but deep it is not。My mixed thoughts on this upbeat story of summer love， old and new， will be published on my blog in April of 2021。 LINK: https://gatewaybookreviews。blogspot。c。。。 。。。more
Natalie - FerryGoodBooks
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As a woman who does not know a whole lot about my family’s history， this story filled me with intrigue。 I haven’t dug into my family tree yet， but after reading this I’m curious to see who my ancestors were and what stories I could find。 I think we tend to take our history and our elders for granted when it’s the true key for who we currently are。 This story had me from the beginning。 I was completely engulfed in O’ma’s tale and wanted to know her past as much as Abby did。 I liked how the story As a woman who does not know a whole lot about my family’s history， this story filled me with intrigue。 I haven’t dug into my family tree yet， but after reading this I’m curious to see who my ancestors were and what stories I could find。 I think we tend to take our history and our elders for granted when it’s the true key for who we currently are。 This story had me from the beginning。 I was completely engulfed in O’ma’s tale and wanted to know her past as much as Abby did。 I liked how the story was told between letters in the past with what Abby had found through the people and evidence guiding her。 There were times while reading I wished for a faster pace in the story。 There were times where the story lulled and the moments where you could really connect with Abby and Noah were few and far between。 I craved more between Noah and Abby because their relationship felt authentic and real。 Having them relive the past and discover not only who their grandparents were， but how it shaped their existence was really interesting to see。I appreciate the representation in this story and how one's culture can define who they are based on the setting they’re in and how they can lean into or negate stereotypes。 To see how society played a role both the early Jewish community and in today's environment was both eye opening and informing。 Overall I did enjoy this story， but the pace was a bit too slow for my liking。 I enjoyed the connection between Noah and Abby which gave me the romance I craved along with the mystery which kept me guessing until the end。 Thank you NetGalley and Penguin Teen for this ARC 。。。more
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Books like this always make me inexplicably happy， idk why。 Don't why I didn't hear about this sooner Books like this always make me inexplicably happy， idk why。 Don't why I didn't hear about this sooner 。。。more
Fairytalesbliss
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I received an ARC of this book from Penguin Publishing Group via Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review。 Thank you！The Summer of Lost Letters follows the story of seventeen-year-old Abby Schoenberg who spends her summer uncovering her late grandmother’s past。 She doesn’t have much to go with， except the little information in letters that lead her to Nantucket。 There she meets Noah， the grandson of her grandma’s former love， who is desperate to stop Abby from investigating in his family’s pas I received an ARC of this book from Penguin Publishing Group via Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review。 Thank you！The Summer of Lost Letters follows the story of seventeen-year-old Abby Schoenberg who spends her summer uncovering her late grandmother’s past。 She doesn’t have much to go with， except the little information in letters that lead her to Nantucket。 There she meets Noah， the grandson of her grandma’s former love， who is desperate to stop Abby from investigating in his family’s past。It’s important to note that the edition I read was just an ARC， not the finished copy of the book。 Still， the editor in me can’t resist pointing out some of the major things I had problems with。 （Not that I’m an actual editor， but I did take an editor class。） I can’t process all the random coincidences and how easy and smoothly everything goes that it make the book feel unrealistic—or maybe it’s just me who got so used to reading more realistic fictions。 Also， certain parts of the books felt monotonous and way too repetitious—sometimes it felt to me that everything what the characters did was partying， drinking and hanging out—and it just blended for me into one huge mess。 It would probably need some cut， but as I said， I’ve only read the ARC。Overall， this book doesn’t offer anything that would help it to stand out from the stack of other similar YA summer love stories （its cover is gorgeous， though）。 If you’re a 12–15 years old teen who still hasn’t read loads of these yet， you might end up enjoying it; but if you’re already overloaded with tons of average YA contemporary romances， The Summer of Lost Letters doesn’t have much to offer you。 。。。more
aarya
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As a fan of Allison Parr’s contemporary sports romances， I was intrigued by her YA debut under a different pseudonym。 Verdict: I enjoyed it！ Recommended for fans of Jenn Bennett， and I think the blurb markets the book accurately。 RTC closer to release date。 Disclaimer: I received a free e-ARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest review。
Hannah Reynolds
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******UPDATE MAY 8: If you preorder a copy， you can get free swag and a deleted scene！ Details here: https://www。hannahreynolds。net/preorder ******_____________________Hi everyone！ I thought I'd use this space to tell you a little more about THE SUMMER OF LOST LETTERS:- Part of the reason I wrote this book is because I've always been OBSESSED with my grandmother's past， especially as a teen。 She and her younger sister， both French Jews， were hidden in a Catholic boarding school during the war; a ******UPDATE MAY 8: If you preorder a copy， you can get free swag and a deleted scene！ Details here: https://www。hannahreynolds。net/preorder ******_____________________Hi everyone！ I thought I'd use this space to tell you a little more about THE SUMMER OF LOST LETTERS:- Part of the reason I wrote this book is because I've always been OBSESSED with my grandmother's past， especially as a teen。 She and her younger sister， both French Jews， were hidden in a Catholic boarding school during the war; at 17， in 1946， she came to the States to live with distant relatives。 TSoLL isn't based on my grandmother's experience， but it DOES have a 17-year-old heroine determined to figure out her own grandma's secrets， no matter what。- Abby， the heroine， is super nosy， and Noah， her romantic interest， is very closed off and proud。 Is this because I'M nosy and I read too much Pride and Prejudice growing up？ Who's to say！ （Me。 Yes）。 All I ever want to read/write about are couples who clash immediately， and have to figure out if the sparks between them are， say， hot and sexy sparks， or if they're the kind that will BURN EVERYTHING TO THE GROUND。- Abby works in a bookstore at 17， because， same。 Did I include some of my bookseller stories in here？ MAYBE。 Is that because I was the queen of recommending books to people？ YES。- The parents in this book are only based on my parents when they are kind， loving and supportive。 When they're driving Abby nuts， they're definitely not based on my parents。 Seriously。 This comment is unrelated to the fact that my parents read everything I write online。- THE SUMMER OF LOST LETTERS is set on Nantucket， an island off Cape Code （off Boston）。 Growing up， I spent every summer visiting the Cape， and writing this book brought me back to those endless beaches， the salt air and sea breeze， and eating endless amounts of ice cream。 （Weirdly， I didn't fall madly in love at Abby's age during these vacations， but hey， you take what you can get）。- THE SUMMER OF LOST LETTERS comes out June 15， 2021， coincidentally five days after my birthday （is this a guilt trip so you buy it？ yes！！ who am I too be subtle！） which means you can read it RIGHT as summer starts。 You can add it right now on Goodreads， pre-order it through your fav bookstore， and sign up for my newsletter （https://www。hannahreynolds。net/newsle。。。） to get more news！ 。。。more
☀︎El In Oz☀︎
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