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Summer Love
Ever since Noah and Meg were 5, their families have spent summers together at the beach. Noah cherishes everything about his friendship with Meg. But this summer, Noah's noticing new things...like the fact that Meg's gorgeous. He wouldn't let a little attraction get in the way of their friendship...would he?
Includes an exclusive FREE cassette featuring the music of 16-year-old singing sensation, Billy Crawford!
Includes an exclusive FREE cassette featuring the music of 16-year-old singing sensation, Billy Crawford!
224 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published March 9, 1999
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Wendy Loggia
37 books105 followersWendy Loggia is a children’s book editor and has written a number of books for children and young adults.
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March 23, 2020
*3.5-3.75 stars
December 23, 2025
Perfect beach read!
November 1, 2012
This book is a nice sweet read. Something that I read so long ago that I totally forgot what it was about.
Noah and Meg are two best friends that only see each other during the summer and have been best friends since they were five. Now though things start changing after the teenage hormones start taking over. Noah meets a girl at his new summer job and she happens to be a college student and at least 2 years older than he is which is a major score on his part. Meg starts to feel the jealousy and no longer wants to hear about any of it. Noah eventually comes to realize that Tara (college girl) is not the girl for him and that he really wants Meg, but now there is another guy in the picture and it turns into a whole topsy turvy summer with lots of figuring out what each character wants out of each other.
Overall, I love the friendship between Noah and Meg and I have a feeling that even if their love does not last they will still be friends in many years to come. Noah is your typical teenage guy that goes off of his hormones and Meg is just a home-sy tomboy with a touching of girlie in her. Both characters are likable and make you want to be their friends.
Noah and Meg are two best friends that only see each other during the summer and have been best friends since they were five. Now though things start changing after the teenage hormones start taking over. Noah meets a girl at his new summer job and she happens to be a college student and at least 2 years older than he is which is a major score on his part. Meg starts to feel the jealousy and no longer wants to hear about any of it. Noah eventually comes to realize that Tara (college girl) is not the girl for him and that he really wants Meg, but now there is another guy in the picture and it turns into a whole topsy turvy summer with lots of figuring out what each character wants out of each other.
Overall, I love the friendship between Noah and Meg and I have a feeling that even if their love does not last they will still be friends in many years to come. Noah is your typical teenage guy that goes off of his hormones and Meg is just a home-sy tomboy with a touching of girlie in her. Both characters are likable and make you want to be their friends.
November 8, 2011
OMG. This book was part of my "i'm so bored, i'll read anything" phase during the summer after my freshman year. I looked over my sister's bookshelf and found this. Haha! It was fun. Predictable. A light read. I did enjoy it, though. So... 4 stars! :)
August 20, 2010
-I was OBSESSED with this book when I was a teen, read it over and over... no serious point to it, just an easy, teen read.
December 30, 2011
Summer reading
October 14, 2012
The cutest summer read EVER. Light and sweet like cotton candy. Take it to the beach with you. :)
January 13, 2016
This book was a cute little summer read. I loved the fact that the two main characters were friends at first and then watching their relationship grow. Definitely a good summer read
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