To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before #1)

my book is wrinkled and black on the corner. it is usable of course, but i spent money for a brand new book. i wish it wasn’t damaged.

I read this book because I love romances, and I thought that a romance about a girl in high school who can never directly tell her crushes her feelings was relatable. It excelled my expectations. I thought at least once I would feel like the story was getting off track, but the whole time the story kept me invested and interested. It never strayed from the important ideas, but it still held detailed descriptions of the characters and their relationships. I really related to Lara Jeans character, and how it was hard for her to share those specific feelings. Telling crushes how I feel has always been a challenge for me, and I loved the idea of writing feelings down in letters that are never sent. Though I loved how the story played out showing that the truth always comes out, and its better if it does, because everything will work out the way its supposed to. Usually, the truth benefits people, as it did Lara Jean, who ended up with one of the guys she had a crush on. Hiding things never helps anyone, just as hiding her feelings for Josh from her sister Margot just caused bad feelings between them. Also, how creating a fake relationship did not end up making them happy, and only by telling themselves and others the truth that they both had feelings for each other, were they really happy. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys cute romances that shows the \”unpopular\” girl finding her happy ending.

Jenny Han is a inspiring writer. What she does while writing this book, is use real world situations in an exciting and bubbly novel. This book is very upbeat and happy, even when things do not go so well for the characters. Han shows what some problems are with teenagers, and eventually the characters figure it out. She provides real world solutions to large and big problems. Han portrays the importance of family and close siblings. Not only this, but she showcases teenage love and the struggles that might come up in a high school relationship; drama, rumors, ex\’s, and popularity. What readers might like about this book is that it is very realistic. Teenagers and adults may be able to connect or relate to the content of this book. Readers will also appreciate the lack of over dramatic the book really is. Jenny Han\’s novel explains that you might fall in love with someone when it is least expected. Jenny also portrays that it is necessary to show people what you really feel about them and to not hide your feelings. Overall, this is an amazing book. Real world problems are addressed with real world solutions in a light way. I recommend this book to those who like human relations books.

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