The Clover Girls by Viola Shipman, 403 pages
When they were teens, Liz, Veronica, Rachel, and Emily met and became inseparable friends at Camp Birchwood. After 30 years, however, the "friends forever" mentality has faded quite a bit, thanks in part to drastically different career paths. However, when Emily sends the other three a letter with devastating news, the former pals return to the now-abandoned camp for one last reunion, in the hopes of bringing them back together again.
Let's face it: this is not a new story. There are dozens of weepy books and movies made with a very similar storyline, made to tug at those heartstrings and have their readers/viewers reminisce about their own childhood friends. Does that make this book any less effective? Nope. It is what it is, and if a weepy tale of friendships past is what you want or need right now, this is the book for you.
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