Definitely a satisfying conclusion to a heartwarming trilogy. At times endearing and frustrating, the Summer trilogy is a beautiful coming-of-age story surrounding Belly and her summer romances involving two brothers. Belly definitely made some questionable decisions in this installment but I found them as part of her character development, which has been extensive since the start of the trilogy. Another great aspect of the novel was the fact that we sort of see the brothers away from the summer. For example, I felt in love with Jeremiah because of how he was at the summer house but I was glad for the insight into his life outside of summer. I wasn't a fan of who he was and I think it was great of Jenny Han to let us have a glimpse of the couple away from the summer house. 
 Overall, the ending was predictable in the sense of who Belly ended up with but I thought it was tastefully done, albeit everything being compressed into an epilogue.