simone elkeles how to ruin a summer vacation

Now I got really curious about the 3rd book 🙂ģ. I just kept reading hoping to find something about the two of them together, and only for that part it was worth all the while. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nice and all but I really never cared about Amy’s dog-problems, and friend-problems and her dad gets so annoying from here on, and the dating-service is just there to fill in the blanks, and the religion stuff it’s just not my thing (and I know it must be important for some, but not for me).

I won’t spoil it for you but if you like romantic and funny moments, well this is the one for you (so much fun, and Avi is such a romantic guy. Well, the last 50 pages or so when we get this Avi-Amy moments (finaly), and after a while we are enjoying a funny “commando-operation” with heart-melting results. Note: Opinions expressed in reviews and articles on this site are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of BookLoons.But even when I found out that the 2nd book was about them again, I just couldn’t stop myself reading more. All she has to do is open her mind and her heart. Only Avi, a gorgeous looking guy and a friend of Amy's cousin, eludes her.Īmy's summer vacation is different from anything she ever dreamed and she wouldn't trade it for all the tennis camps in the world.

Other young members of the moshav are more accepting of Amy and, despite the language and cultural differences, Amy makes friends. She is also a sucker for dares so things that she normally wouldn't try become competitions. Besides she doesn't know how and hates to admit when she is ignorant. Since she has no attachment to her dad or his family, she can't understand why she should help out with the chores. Amy has never had a pet so even the dogs are frightening. The moshav raises sheep which is strange to a city girl. Unfortunately, she and her cousin, Osnat, with whom she must share a bedroom, dislike each other at first glance. Her grandmother touches her heart from the beginning. Once there they drive to the moshav, a close knit community, where Amy's aunt, uncle, cousins, and Safia, her grandmother live.

She would have said ' no thanks,' but her mother steps in and before she knows it she is on a flight to Tel Aviv instead of tennis camp. Amy only hears from her dad once a year on her birthday and didn't even know she had a living grandmother. Now sixteen years later, Amy's dad wants to take her to Israel to meet her grandmother. Two college students get together for one night and Amy Nelson Barak is the result. How to Ruin a Summer Vacation by Simone Elkeles

Simone elkeles how to ruin a summer vacation