Picked up for 99 cents and breezed through it in about a day.

It's a pretty light and predictable teen romance about kids working at an old fashioned theme park that's closing at the end of the summer. Crushes on co-workers, schemes to save the park via Bake Sales, fake dating shenanigans abound. LGBTQ characters.

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* I got this book for review for my honest thoughts*

I enjoyed this read. I thought it was such a fun summer read and I really like the cast of characters but especially the setting of the old theme park. I also really liked the town the book was set it and how this book had a intreating big plot that i don't often see in books. I really enjoyed the diversity of the realitonships in this book and it was a fun read. The lead character was not my favorite but she grew on me throughout the novel. I really did enjoy this read and flew through it. I think the setting and the romance diversity was the highlight of this novel. ( )

* I got this book for review for my honest thoughts*

I enjoyed this read. I thought it was such a fun summer read and I really like the cast of characters but especially the setting of the old theme park. I also really liked the town the book was set it and how this book had a intreating big plot that i don't often see in books. I really enjoyed the diversity of the realitonships in this book and it was a fun read. The lead character was not my favorite but she grew on me throughout the novel. I really did enjoy this read and flew through it. I think the setting and the romance diversity was the highlight of this novel. ( )

Catchy enough, but it played on the rom-com/romance trope of preposterous lie that is found out late in the game... and that's a worn out trope for me these days.

Summer love

This book turned out better than I thought. Although I did enjoy Verona comics better. I enjoyed the build up of the storyline, could feel Lou’s confusion and her realization that everything she ever wanted was right in front of her. ( )