September 8

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Embracing the Warmth: A Dive into ‘Sunkissed’

By Rimshascorner

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Embracing the Warmth: A Dive into 'Sunkissed'

Sunkissed by Kasie West: A Heartfelt Dive into Summer Romance

Sometimes, a book just seems to plop itself into your life at exactly the right moment. As I was flipping through my summer reading list, Sunkissed caught my eye—not only because it’s penned by the ever-enchanting Kasie West, but also for its promise of romance, self-discovery, and the kind of summer fun that feels like a warm hug. I knew I was in for a delightful ride, but nothing could have prepared me for the emotional depth I found nestled within its pages.

The story revolves around Avery, a girl who’s recently faced the betrayal of a best friend, leaving her feeling adrift and unsure. When her parents drag her (and her social media-obsessed sister) to a remote family camp for two months, my heart sank for Avery. Who wouldn’t dread that kind of disruption? But it’s through this “forced fun” that she meets the enigmatic and charming Brooks. His charming persona and off-limits status (he’s on staff!) sends shivers across the pages, infusing the storyline with both tension and sweetness.

As I read, I appreciated how West perfectly captured the tumultuous nature of adolescent relationships. Avery’s journey of self-discovery resonated deeply with me. In her struggles—navigating betrayal, family expectations, and the awkwardness of newfound feelings—I found echoes of my own teenage experiences. Through music, which acts as Avery’s escape, West reminds us just how powerful art can be in helping us process our emotions. I found myself wishing I could curate a playlist for Avery, perhaps to include tracks that could help her find her way back to herself.

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West’s writing style is as delightful as ever, blending light-hearted humor with moments of introspection. The pacing kept me engaged throughout, never dragging but allowing for moments of pause that felt authentic, especially during Avery’s moments of reflection and growth. One of the standout lines from the book that stuck with me was, “Sometimes, you have to break a little to find out how to be whole.” It beautifully encapsulated the essence of the entire narrative.

As I reached the final pages, I couldn’t help but feel a mix of nostalgia and hope. It’s the kind of ending that leaves you with a smile, a bit of heartache, and a heart full of dreams.

Sunkissed is perfect for anyone who enjoys a swoony YA romance filled with laughs and heart. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Kasie West or new to her work, this book offers an adventure that reminds us of the complexity of growing up. It’s a wonderful read for those long summer days when you need something light yet meaningful—an escape into a world where love is as unpredictable as the waves on a shore.

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If you’re looking for a story that captures the ups and downs of young love and serves an important reminder that it’s okay to stumble on the path to self-discovery, I wholeheartedly recommend diving into Sunkissed. Just be prepared to feel an overwhelming urge to pack your bags for summer camp!

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