Written in the Stars is a sweet and meaningful middle grade story that really stuck with me. Set at a summer camp, it explores friendship, self-discovery, and what it means to keep going even when things feel hard.

I loved how real the characters felt - especially the main character, who doesn’t always have it all figured out but keeps trying anyway. Her journey felt honest and hopeful, and I think a lot of readers will connect with that. The camp setting was also a fun and comforting backdrop for all the growth and bonding that happened.

This is a great read for middle schoolers. It’s thoughtful, heartfelt, and a perfect pick for readers who enjoy stories about friendship, resilience, and finding where you belong.

A fun read about summer camp and all the typical things that can happen. Quinn sees a cute boy, Harry, who has a British accent on the first day and then they kayak together one day. She wonders if he likes her like she thinks might like him. Kayla, a new camper, also seems to like him. Quinn wonders is it a big deal to have a boyfriend. Does anything end up happening between Quinn and Harry?
Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for the eARC of this book. All opinions are my own.

This was a cute story about friendships and summer camp. I loved the group or characters and how they were all very different with their own struggles. This is very relatable for the age group who is trying to navigate making new friends, navigating different friendships and crushes. I loved all of the traditional camp experiences included! The grief topic was a bit heavy, but ultimately the message was important!