Summary of The Summer I Turned Pretty Trilogy - by Jenny Han - A Comprehensive Summary

Alexander Cooper

Maison d'édition: Ben Business Group LLC

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The Summer I Turned Pretty Trilogy - A Comprehensive Summary1. Isabel Conklin (Belly): The series' narrator and main character. She is Stephen's younger sister and the daughter of Laurel. She is believed to have had feelings for her buddy Conrad since they were children, but their romance ends at the conclusion of It's Not Summer Without You after they briefly became a couple. After he kisses her and expresses his affections to her, she begins a relationship with his brother, Jeremiah. In the book We'll Always Have Summer, which details their two-year romance, Belly learns that Jeremiah had an extramarital affair with a sorority girl during a frat party. She gives him a smack in the face and then sobs in bed for days. She reluctantly accepts Jeremiah's proposal to show his remorse, but she remains at Cousins Beach due to constant arguments with her mother, who is upset with her for deciding to be married so young. This arrangement causes her previous affections for Conrad, who is also residing there, to gradually reemerge. At the book's conclusion, Conrad declares his love for her. Belly erupts at his confession and claims that he was too late, making her feelings for both brothers appear conflicted.In the end, she and Jeremiah decide their relationship is not right for one another and cancel their engagement. Conrad writes Belly handwritten letters "each and every month" for the remainder of her college years after she hasn't heard from him for two years in the epilogue. She eventually starts to keep in touch with him. At her college graduation, Conrad comes up, which leads to their reconciliation. A little more than a year later, he asks Belly to marry him.To be continued... Here is a Preview of What You Will Get:⁃ A Detailed Introduction⁃ A Comprehensive Chapter by Chapter Summary⁃ EtcGet a copy of this summary and learn about the book.

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