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Summary: Better parts than whole
Review: I found the story of Caitlin and Vix's friendship mesmerizing. Unlike some other readers, I admire Blume's bravery in writing about their discovery of the Power and their early sexual experimentation with each other, because it's not uncommon in real life. Blume's writing style is always fresh and reads quickly, almost like liquid.I also enjoyed the way she structured the book, giving other characters a voice and helping the reader to gain important perspectives that Vix wouldn't have been able to articulate (though the one perspective she excludes is Caitlin's). On the other hand, I don't think that her attempt at grouping eras with the names of different songs to be very successful. The only song that carries any real sentimental resonance throughout the book is "Dancing Queen."
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Summary: Good Read
Review: I think this book is great! It gives a great dipiction of what growing up is all about. The nervousness, anxiety and general helplessness that Vix feels is exactly how a young teenage girl trying to fit in can feel. I think Judy Blume has taken her knowledge from her years of "teenage books" and done a great job with "Summer Sister"!
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Summary: fantastic book
Review: this book was very well written. i literally read it in one day and did not want it to end. i think that some of the material is inappropriate for young readers and they wouldn't even get the emotions behind a majority of the book. i thoroughly enjoyed this book
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Summary: Has Judy Blume evolved past adolescense?
Review: I wouldn't refer to myself as a person who gets embarrassed reading about sex, but I have never felt so uncomfortable reading about two twelve year old girls discovering their "power." Unfortunately, Judy Blume hasn't figured out which audience she is writing for. Instead of writing from the perspective of an adult looking back at themselves at an earlier age - she wrote a trashy novel for preteens and teens.
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Summary: GREAT BOOK FROM START TO FINISH
Review: I ALWAYS LOVED READING JUDY BLUME BOOKS WHEN I WAS YOUNGER AND DIDN'T THINK THAT SHE COULD DO BETTER THAN "HELLO GOD, ITS ME MARGARET" BUT I WAS WRONG. "SUMMER SISTERS" WAS GREAT TO PUT IT MILDLY. I THINK THE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN VIX AND CAITLIN IS LIKE A MOST MODERN DAY FRENDSHIPS IN TODAY'S SOCIETY. I MYSELF HAVE FRIENDS THAT REMIND ME OF THOSE TWO THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY SCARY. IT FELT LIKE JDUY BLUME WAS RIGHT THERE TAKING NOTES ON THEM. I RECOMMENDED THIS BOOK TO MY FRIENDS BECAUSE IT WAS JUST THE GREATEST
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Summary: This book is very enjoyable!
Review: This was an awesome book. I don't like reading very much but I loved this book. I really got into the lives of Vix and Caitlin. I wanted the book to keep going. I didn't want it to end. I related to the characters and loved them. This is an overall awesome book!
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Summary: The Best Book I Ever Red!
Review: Summer Sisters is a fantastic book that captures the life and friendship of Vix and Caitlain. Although the ending is a little sad, this is a "can't put down" book! Judy Blume is great!
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Summary: A Good Read
Review: This book was an easy read and quite enjoyable. However, I was completely fed up with the character of Caitlin and what a self-absorbed poor little rich girl she was made out to be. And Vix shouldn't have been nicknamed "cough drop" but "doormat". I lost all sympathy for both by the end of the book.
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Summary: Great summer read!
Review: I read this book in one day, and I'm not even a big reader. You just can't put the book down as you become so involved with the characters. This is a must read, but I think you need to atleast be in your early 20's to truly relate to the emotions and relationships.
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Summary: sluggish through the beginning but worth reading in the end
Review: My best friend informed me that I had to read this book and get back to her. After half a day of straight reading I was glad I made it through the first, drawn-out 250 pages. At times I felt that the language called too much to her younger crowd but nevertheless it was a real time machine back to the early days of my closest friendships.
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