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Summer's End
Summer's End | Joel A Sutherland
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One terrifying summer can stay with you forever. It's the summer before high school and Jacob and his friends are determined to make it a memorable one. This may be the last couple of months they have together; once school starts, they'll be going their separate ways. Ichiro's family is moving to Japan. And while Jacob and the twins, Hayden and Hannah, are staying behind in Valeton, they'll be going to different high schools. When they discover an old abandoned home on a remote island of their Muskoka community, things suddenly take an unexpected turn. The kids find themselves inexplicably drawn to the house that had once been a sanatorium for children with tuberculosis and learn that it has some haunting secrets to hide.
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Summer's End | Joel A Sutherland
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this is a photo of the newest summers end cover to give a better visual of the cabin

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Summer's End | Joel A Sutherland

The Summer's End novel by Joel A Sutherland is a story about a group of friends who challenge their past at a haunted cabin. the group has problems getting along and has many haunting occurrences happen. the impacts of there unresolved problems looks to show how the past shapes the present when the group has many confrontations and looks like it is going to have a fall out but the group ends in forgiveness. if you like books that have lots of

alex.aa conflict and change this is a good novel for you because the young teens have many conflicts and falling outs but become mature after the conflicts and eerie events take place and end up in forgiveness showing their growth. the Theme of the novel is the difficulties of growing up. the teens have a hard switch from childhood to adulthood with many problems arising in there group. they reflect on there past and become better friends and more mature 2mo
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Summer's End | Joel A Sutherland
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in the first half of this novel the story takes place around a group of young teenagers who reunite for a summer getaway. when they hangout there old issues come out and starts to effect the chemistry of the group a bit. reoccurring weird unexplained events and strange noises puts the characters in an uneasy setting. throughout the first 102 pages there has been many flashbacks showing characters childhoods and past traumas and struggles.

alex.aa the reason I used this cropped version of the book cover as my relevant photo is because of the cottage on the cover which has a deeper meaning. the cottage has a sense of nostalgia and eerie feel to it and the cottage is a major part of the first half of the novel because this is wear the story primarily takes place. If you like novels that show teenagers growing into independent adults and learning important life lessons while having a scaryfeel 3mo
alex.aa the point of view in \'Summer\'s End\' is first person. I know this because the author uses first person pronouns (ex: I,My.) the author does a great job at giving the reader access to the characters thoughts and feel there emotion more. 3mo
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Summer's End | Joel A Sutherland
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Summer's end is wonderful marvelously written and unforgettable horror story for middle grade students. It a classic ghosts story with a generations old mystery with a nice surprise twist. A very easy read but overall fun. Recommend for middle graders and up.

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