Book Review: Twenty Boy Summer by Sarah Ockler
Posted: 02 Apr 2015, 21:59
Sarah Ockler’s Twenty Boy Summer broke my forever broken heart. And that’s what I told her.
It was all at once heart shattering, witty, and one of the most life altering book I’ve ever read. Another book that 1) I couldn't put into words how much I’m enthralled and fascinated 2) made me realize how boring was my summer for the last years.
Sarah Ockler’s story telling skills was way too awesome that I can imagine myself wandering in Zanzibar Bay, California without even noticing it.
I took a deep breath, look around my room, felt my chest rising and falling slowly, and cried silently. It was hard to tell what’s real and not nowadays. It’s like a friend told me what happened to her last summer.
What really got me hooked with this book was how beautiful it was described and how the author played with her words with this book. Imagine the heat of the sun and warm breeze of the air all around you and how the water would splash in your feet like some enigmatic entity- Ockler really nailed it Though I’m a bit sensitive about the V part. They are only sixteen year old teenagers, helloooo Mother Nature.
But, all in all, I’m totally recommending this book for a summer escapade feeling or if you’re not feeling like it.
It was all at once heart shattering, witty, and one of the most life altering book I’ve ever read. Another book that 1) I couldn't put into words how much I’m enthralled and fascinated 2) made me realize how boring was my summer for the last years.
Sarah Ockler’s story telling skills was way too awesome that I can imagine myself wandering in Zanzibar Bay, California without even noticing it.
I took a deep breath, look around my room, felt my chest rising and falling slowly, and cried silently. It was hard to tell what’s real and not nowadays. It’s like a friend told me what happened to her last summer.
What really got me hooked with this book was how beautiful it was described and how the author played with her words with this book. Imagine the heat of the sun and warm breeze of the air all around you and how the water would splash in your feet like some enigmatic entity- Ockler really nailed it Though I’m a bit sensitive about the V part. They are only sixteen year old teenagers, helloooo Mother Nature.
But, all in all, I’m totally recommending this book for a summer escapade feeling or if you’re not feeling like it.
