![]() Rose spends a lot of time with Windy, away from them, observing the older kids and at first, judging them. ![]() Rose is intrigued by the boy running the counter of the small convenience store, a teenager with his own problems, while Windy just wants to dance and play and go in the water, the way they always have.ĭuring their trip, Dad’s jokey and goofy, while Mom is reserved, no longer participating in activities she used to like. But this time, we can tell that the small age gap between the two is becoming more significant. It’s a tradition for them, as is Rose hanging out with the slightly younger neighbor girl Windy. Rose and her parents have gone to Awago Beach, on the shore of a lake, as they do every year. ![]() The season portrayed also quietly marks a transition for Rose, a girl just entering adolescence. This One Summer beautifully captures the feel of a lazy, timeless summer, as written by Mariko Tamaki and illustrated by Jillian Tamaki. ![]()
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