There’s a reason we romanticize childhood summers—they weren’t just breaks from school; they were breaks…
You Going to The Pool Tomorrow?
Lisa Jenkins
LOREM IPSUM DOLOR
Do you remember the feeling of summer?
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Why Lisa Wrote This Book
Lisa Jenkins didn’t just write a story; she poured her own childhood memories onto every page.
“I wanted to capture the feeling of being eleven years old, standing at the edge of a pool, knowing that everything—and nothing—was about to change. These are the moments we carry with us forever. This book is my love letter to them.”
The neighborhood pool in the story is inspired by the one Lisa visited every summer with her childhood best friends, a place that no longer exists but lives on in her heart and now, in these pages.
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“Lisa Jenkins has written the book I didn’t know I needed. It felt like a hug from my younger self.”
— David R.Adventure
Friendship Across Generations
Ache of nostalgia
Why Readers Are Falling in Love
What Readers Are Saying
"A beautifully written love letter to childhood summers. Lisa Jenkins captures the bittersweet ache of growing up with such tenderness that I found myself smiling through tears."
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