Until Next Summer by Ali Brady (Review by Sara D’Onofrio)

Rating: 4.8/5 Stars

I loved it. My heart is full. My swoon meter is on full bar. Okay, those are just the initial thoughts I had to get out after finishing this story!. Cooper and Hillary were amazing and their connection was palpable through the pages. I thought it was smart to have their initial connection and kissing resemble teenage love/crushes because it was truly like being back at camp. The supporting characters were the perfect touch. They added love, laughter, and true friendship. The pubic hair conversation was the funniest part of the book and was relatable and hilarious! I laughed out loud and at every word that came out of Dot’s mouth! The only thing that I needed was more Luke and Jessie! It was, understandably, meant to be a slow burn; however, I felt like they started so late in the book and we didn’t get to see enough of them together! Every sentence I read about their relationship was gold, and I just needed more! I loved this read! I loved the concept of this book so darn much. What adult DOESN’T want to go back and relive some of their favorite times from their younger years? Bringing different generations back to the camp was a genius idea, and it helped break up the book into small sections that kept you interested.