Tan Lines - Katherine Applegate

Tan Lines

By Katherine Applegate

  • Release Date: 2008-06-03
  • Genre: Coming of Age Fiction for Young Adults
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 92 Ratings
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Description

Summer can't wait to get back to the Florida Keys. She, Marquez, and Diana have already decided to get an apartment so they can spend the whole summer together. But even with her friends by her side, Summer is in for more boy trouble.

Summer's boyfriend, Seth, is ready to take their relationship to the next level, but he's all the way across the country in California. Enter Austin, the hottie from spring break whom Summer hasn't stopped thinking about.

With Austin flirting 24/7 and Seth hundreds of miles away, Summer is about to learn about true love...

Reviews

  • The more the worse

    3
    By Katy7583
    I really liked how beach blondes ended. I feel when she wrote this book she forgot about the characters. I thought this would be a happy love story just like the first. This book is a ticking time bomb. It's just waiting to explode and ruin everything good in the book. Hopefully the next book would get better.

  • Great Read!!!

    5
    By Kaylee Harris
    I read beach blondes over the summer and it was amazing! I wanted to get the next book in the series but unfortunately I skipped over the second book and thought this was it! It turned out fine because the author gives a bit of a recap throughout the book! Overall I think this book was very well written! The plot took twists and turns that we're a bit shocking, just like beach blondes! I recommend this book if you want something with romance and also some good morals about life! :)

  • Beach blondes

    5
    By Laura Davis
    I've read beach blondes and that book was great I'm very excited to read this one!

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