All Formats & Editions

A summer to remember... Angie always thought high school romances were just silly infatuations that come and go. She certainly never thought she would fall in love over one short summer. But when she meets Jack, their connection is beyond any childish crush. Suddenly, Angie and... Read Full Overview

First published in the 1940s, Seventeenth Summer is considered the first young adult novel. Now with refreshed text and a brand-new look, this timeless, sweeping romance is perfect for fans of Morgan Matson and Jenny Han.

First published in the 1940s, Seventeenth Summer is considered the first young adult novel. Now with refreshed text and a brand-new look, this timeless, sweeping romance is perfect for fans of Morgan Matson and Jenny Han.

What better time than summer for a little romance? Except for Angie, who doesn't really date.Didn'tdate, that is -- until she saw Jack Duluth's cerw cut peeking out over a booth in McKnight's drugstore one night.He looked over at me, smiled, and then sat down again.Thus starts... Read Full Overview

Until the summer before college, Angie Morrow didn't really date. Her mother didin't like her to go out much. But no one -- not even Angie's mother -- can resist the charm of strikingly handsome Jack Duluth. His good looks grab Angies's attention from the moment in June when... Read Full Overview

The Little Women of our time--a vivid portrayal of a girl's first love told in the first person . . .--Booklist.

Written in 1942, this novel has captured readers' hearts for over 50 years. It's both a timeless romance and a period piece, making it an "utterly enchanting book--one which rings true and sweet and fresh and sound" ("The New York Times").

Written in 1942, this novel has captured readers' hearts for over 50 years. It's both a timeless romance and a period piece, making it an "utterly enchanting book--one which rings true and sweet and fresh and sound" ("The New York Times").