So, for her, everything best happens during those blissful months from June to August.Īll year round she is counting the days to summer, when she, along with her mom and brother Steven, can finally go and visit the Cousins beach where her mom’s best friend Susannah owns a beach house. It is the time when memories, that will last her a lifetime, are created. She just loves that time of the year, because, for her, it is the time for fun, family, and relaxation. The summary of The Summer I Turned Prettyīelly a.k.a Isabel’s life is all about her summer break. But before we delve into the juicy stuff, here are my comparative ratings for The Summer I Turned Pretty – Book vs TV show. In this short post, I compare my experience with both the web series and the novel. The book is a short one and I binge-listened to it before watching the show in a day’s time. I had to read the book first before I watched the show.Īnd to my utter delight, I found out that my audiobook subscription had all the 3 books and that’s it.
But the moment I found out that there is a television web series based on the book, produced for Amazon Prime, and helmed by Jenny Han herself, and that it would be available to view from the 17th of June, I knew that I couldn’t delay it anymore. At the very outset, I knew this series would also have Han’s trademark touch which essentially can be termed as an amalgamation of a coming-of-age story, friendship, some adventures, and misadventures, all in the quest for finding one’s true love.īut somehow, I never got around to reading the book, let alone the series.
I have always been keen on reading The Summer I Turned Pretty series ever since I had read To All The Boys I Have Ever Loved by Jenny Han.
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