If It Makes You Happy

Winnie expects the summer before college to be spent in her grandmother's diner, surrounded by familiar people and the routines she loves. Goldeen's is her refuge, and having her family and her ungirlfriend nearby makes Misty Haven feel like exactly where she belongs. Then a local tradition names her Summer Queen, bringing public appearances, photographs, and a pairing with a Summer King she never asked for. The attention unsettles her carefully imagined summer and complicates the relationships she thought she understood. Winnie must work out how to handle attraction, obligations, and other people's expectations while protecting the parts of herself she refuses to make smaller.