The Second Summer of The Sisterhood, by Ann Brashares

pg.327-373
Lena: Maybe it was the sadness summer ever for Lena but it came to good in the end. Her grandpa was died and her family went to Greece. After the funeral she found out that Kostos was married with a girl name Mariana and she was pregnant. Lena was faint and after she woke up, Kostos explained everything. Lena cried a lot more but when she came back to her home, Bee was the first one who showed up.

Bridget: It's hard to say goodbye, she always know that. She and her grandma was cried together before Bee left. She promised to bring her brother for Christmas. Billy kissed her before she left, he helped her with her bags. At the first time she thought that Billy was one of the boys that fell in love with her pretty face and blonde hair but he wasn't. Bee didn't go back to her home but Lena home first and called Tibby and Carmen to come.

Tibby: She won a highest honor from the film department in her college for her movie. Her relationship with her mam was getting better. She had learned so many things and now she promised to herself that she will face the truth no matter happen.

Carmen: She and Lena went together because Effie called her and asked her to take Lena out from their home so she can clean up Lena's room from letters and pictures of Kostos. Eventhough Carmen had a date with Porter she brought Lena together and somehow Paul was there too. She found out that there was something happened between Lena and Paul and then she asked Lena to switched the pants so Lena could use it. Her mom's realtionship with David was really good and she was really glad about it.

WAOWW...happy ending for all of them!! I had finally finished reading it! That September girls found out that their mothers were made friends again to each other. When Carmen, Tibby, and Bee were spending time together with Lena in Lena's room, their mothers were having a great time too in the kitchen. They were really happy when they knew it. Once again, I have learned so many things from this novel! I have learned how to forgive and how to accept the truth and face it. Of course this has been the hardest summer for Lena, but I'm sure this was the greatest end ever for the fourth of them!