Forever in Blue

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• FOREVER IN BLUE: The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood

  The fourth summer of the Traveling Pants finds the girls spread out across the globe after their first year of college. In fact, the pants traveled among their colleges the entire previous semesters. Carmen is going to a drama camp with a college fri ... (read full critics)

  teenreads published on Thu, 16 Sep 2010

• FOREVER IN BLUE: The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood

  The fourth summer of the Traveling Pants finds the girls spread out across the globe after their first year of college. In fact, the pants traveled among their colleges the entire previous semesters. Carmen is going to a drama camp with a college fri ... (read full critics)

  teenreads published on Mon, 13 Sep 2010

5 Reviews

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  This last book wraps the series up nicely in an unexpected way. I think this one was my favorite out of all of the books, and guess what? Carmen finally grows up a bit, so she wasn't on my nerves as much. LOL

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  Heather Landry said on Apr 30, 2009 | Add your feedback

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  Forever in Blue

  A good conclusion to the series, however for some reason this installment didn't quite appeal to me on the same level as the first three. I enjoyed the movie (which was based largely on this book) more.

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  Readingrat said on Dec 16, 2008 | Add your feedback

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  I thought that this book could have been ended better...seriously...the pants get lost? I understand the characters needed to move on, but it seems like losing the pants was an easy out

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  Bella said on Aug 8, 2008 | Add your feedback

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  Other than Carmen's story which was so-so, this book finished the saga out perfectly. Oh and Kostos/Lena fans have nothing to worry about. :smile smile:

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  Kehdumpbox said on Oct 9, 2007 | Add your feedback

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  What a contrast from the other novels in the series! It starts off somewhat depressing...with Carmen missing from the groups' summer kick-off and her chapters so depressing and it seems Carmen lost all of her self-esteem in her first year of college. How did it disappear?Quotes, Questions & Comments ... (continue)

  What a contrast from the other novels in the series! It starts off somewhat depressing...with Carmen missing from the groups' summer kick-off and her chapters so depressing and it seems Carmen lost all of her self-esteem in her first year of college. How did it disappear?Quotes, Questions & Commentsp.43 [Lena observes Leo for the first time] Desire was just the dumbest thing. You wanted what you wanted until it was yours. Then you didn't want it anymore. You took what you had for granted until it was no longer yours. This, it seemed to her [Lena], was one of the crueler paradoxes of human nature.-Have you ever wanted an event to occur or to get something, but once it happened or you got it it didn't seem as desirable? What are your thoughts on this situation? Why do we feel this way?**SPOILER**A fitting conclusion, I suppose. A few loose ends were tied-up while a couple more were added, but not big enough to compell Brashares to write more in the series--especially since the pants are gone. A sad, but fitting conclusion.

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  SheReads said on Mar 6, 2007 | Add your feedback

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• English Books
• Hardcover 400 Pages
• ISBN-10: 0385729367
• ISBN-13: 9780385729369
• Publisher: Delacorte Books for Young Readers
• Pub date: Jan 09, 2007
• Dimensions: 1355 mm x 903 mm x 258 mm Just how big is that?
• Also available as: Mass Market Paperback, Paperback, Audio CD, Library Binding and Others

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