This Summer Feels Different

This Summer Feels Different

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The Summer I Turned Pretty
I've gone to Cousins beach ever since I could remember. I've stayed with my moms best friend, Susannah, and her 2 boys, Conrad and Jeremiah. My sister, Belly, has been in love with Conrad since she was ten. I have been in love with Jeremiah ever since you could remember. I would never say that though because I know how he feels about Belly. This summer everything changes. I, and the rest of us, go through a roller coaster of emotions. This summer is the best one yet. BACKGROUND INFO: Belly and I are twin sisters. Steven and I are really close I am on my schools track team I am on my schools softball team
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Cousins feels more like home than anywhere in the world to Emilia Fisher. It is her perfect world with her mom, twin brother Conrad, little brother Jeremiah, best friend Belly, and her family. This summer brings new love and friendships for all the group, filling the summer house with brand new faces...some hanging around longer than others. But this summer also brings some not-so-perfect news, feelings, and sides for everyone. Will they still get their picture-perfect summer? Look up Emilia Fisher on on Pinterest All rights go to Jenny Han and Amazon Prime. ⚠️TW: mentions of rape (not between main couple), mentions of IPV (not between main couple), underage drinking and smoking, ptsd, panic attacks, cancer, mentions of parent death

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