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Two best friends. Ten summer trips. One last chance to be happy.

Meet Poppy and Alex. They are complete opposites. She’s a wild girl; he wears khaki pants. He loves books and she likes traveling. And somehow, ever after a fateful car share home in college many years ago, she has been his very best friend. They usually live far apart, but every summer they take one week of vacation together. It’s been ten years since they last took a vacation together. In People We Meet on Vacation, Emily Henry delivers another must-read romantic story.

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Two years ago, they destroyed everything. They haven’t talked since. Poppy has everything that she needs, but she’ s stuck in a rut. She knows, without a doubt, that her happiest time was during that ill-fated trip with Alex. And so, she convinces her best friend to go on one last vacation together, to lay everything out on the table, make sure it’s okay. He miraculously agrees.

“From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Book Lovers, comes a sparkling novel that will leave readers with the warm, hazed glow usually reserved for the best vacation.”

The Book Guide® Editor

She now has a week to fix her mistakes. If only she could see the one big truth that’s always been there in the middle of their apparently perfect relationship.

People We Meet on Vacation (2021) by Emily Henry

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