The Season Between You And Me Analysis

The Season Between You and Me Cassidy Emmerich, a high school senior in Robin Constantine’s fiction book, “The Season Between You and Me,” is ready for a summer that will take her mind off her recent breakup, so she decides to visit her father whom lives in a small town named Crest Haven. Bryan Lakewood, a high school senior in a wheelchair who lives in Crest Haven, is looking at summer in a way of tough adjustments. Both Cassidy and Bryan are expecting a hard summer but neither are expecting to fall in love. In this book, the author shows the different perspectives between the two by switching between the characters each chapter. They experience the same events but have a different point of view, feeling and thought towards the event that occurs. The variance
My favorite character was Cassidy Emmerich because everything she does can relate to the everyday world such as the decisions we make. For example, on page 318, Cassidy’s ex got inside of her head and persuaded her to go to another town named Ship Bottom with him. When they were in the car, she realized she was making a terrible mistake in choosing a guy over all her friends and family. This shows a great relation because we can sometimes be caught up in the moment and we can sometimes be caught up in the moment and say things we realize is a bad idea later. By starting out depressed and sad, Cassidy Emmerich finished her adventure at Crest Haven adventurous and fearful. My favorite part in the book was when Bryan had driven Cassidy and her best friend Emma, who was visiting, home after a party. Emma, puking after drinking too much, went inside while Cassidy and Bryan shared a moment outside in his car. This turned the story a different direction because they both knew they were into each other and wanted to pursue further than a friendship. However, my least favorite part in this book was when Cassidy left with Gavin to go to Ship Bottom