Author | Beatriz Williams |
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Genre | Historical fiction |
Publisher | William Morrow & Company |
Publication date | June 27, 2023 |
ISBN | 9780063020849 |
The Beach at Summerly is a 2023 historical fiction novel by Beatriz Williams.
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The Beach at Summerly has been well received by critics, including a starred review from Library Journal . [1]
Library Journal's Stacey Hayman wrote, "This page-turner has depth of feeling and intriguing historical details that will sweep readers off their feet." [1] Hayman also highlighted that "the novel’s well-developed characters engage readers’ emotions while representing a variety of economic and political viewpoints." [1]
Kirkus Reviews said the novel is "a well-researched exploration of love and redemption against the backdrop of post–World War II New England." [2]
Star Tribune's Laurie Hertzel called The Beach at Summerly "a fascinating novel about love, class, loyalty and money." [3] Hertzel further noted that the jumps between 1940s Massachusetts and 1950s Connecticut "might confuse you at first, but they’re meant to. Stick with it. You won’t be sorry." [3]
Booklist [4] and The New York Times' [5] [6] also reviewed the novel.
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