Beach reads and coming-of-age stories galore!
shows, though, Blume is just as adept at crafting stories that resonate with adults."Summer Sisters," published in 1999, is the story of two friends as they evolve past childhood.
Speaking to TODAY.com, Blume said while here are differences between writing for kids and adults, it's"always hard." "It’s funny that people would think writing for kids is easier than writing for adults. It might take more time to write a novel for adults because it’s longer and the story can go in many directions but writing for kids has to be perfect," she said.
When TODAY.com caught up with Blume, she was reading Richard Russo’s new novel “Somebody’s Fool" and Ann Beattie’s new book of stories, “Onlookers.”looking for a followup to"Summer Sisters," here are her recommendations, featuring summery settings and complicated relationships.
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