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3.91 AVERAGE
3.91 AVERAGE
Definitivamente debería dejar de decir que no me gusta el género contemporáneo, también supongo que algo tiene que ver que en estos libros haya podido empatizar tanto con Lara Jean. Me ha parecido un buen final, no se sentía como si la autora quisiera estirar la historia un poco más sino como si quisiera darnos a conocer más a sus personajes. Las últimas páginas me han sacado una sonrisa y eso que yo no soy muy moñas, aunque a lo mejor en el fondo lo soy un poco...
A heartwarming, realistic finale to the bestselling To All the Boys I've Loved Before series. As always, Lara Jean Song Covey's whimsical, dreamy, clumsy yet endearing personality is a breath of fresh air—remarkably different from the many fierce, intimidating, flawless female protagonists we see today, yet a heroine in her own right. From weddings to graduation to the turmoil of choosing the *perfect* college, this last story with the Song girls, Peter, and the rest of the beloved TATB characters is one for the ages.
........what the actual flip was that...........?
i have a crap ton to say about this novel, but i don't want to be met with a lot of criticism back, so i'll try to say it as nicely as i can: i waited for this novel to redeem itself until the very end. seriously.
for one, there were A LOT of moments that just segued to another place without literally no build up. (a scene i remember quite well is one time peter and lara jean were talking about something something college and one got pissed and they just averted the subject altogether. lara didn't even think of it afterwards, she just kind of forgot it??? weird??)
also, i'm sorry, but i honestly think their whole relationship is superficial. i mean, i get it's a YA novel and all, but damn, it could've gone so many other ways without it feeling so... unnatural? lara jean sees peter as this kind of admirable dorky dream boy (emphasis on the word boy lmao) and it's so weird !!!!! she's one of the biggest mary sues i have encountered EVER and it makes me sad.
let's list the other stuff down
- where! is! the! character! development!!!???!!!
- is lara jean a robot?
- isn't peter kavinsky a big gary sue
- doesn't in feel like john ambrose macsomething just pushed into the story
- apparently margo is only 19? she acts like she's 40? what?
- WHERE!! IS!! THE!! PLOT!!!!!??!
- pacing was good, but it seriously has no story to tell
- ...and the main conflict is.....?
- they just constantly avert confrontation it's so annoying
- seriously when is lara jean's character gonna develop
- peter's dad was a weird plot device that served literally no purpose whatsoever
i have more things to say about it that resulted to me giving it two stars, but let's not get started with that now, mmkay.
i have a crap ton to say about this novel, but i don't want to be met with a lot of criticism back, so i'll try to say it as nicely as i can: i waited for this novel to redeem itself until the very end. seriously.
for one, there were A LOT of moments that just segued to another place without literally no build up. (a scene i remember quite well is one time peter and lara jean were talking about something something college and one got pissed and they just averted the subject altogether. lara didn't even think of it afterwards, she just kind of forgot it??? weird??)
also, i'm sorry, but i honestly think their whole relationship is superficial. i mean, i get it's a YA novel and all, but damn, it could've gone so many other ways without it feeling so... unnatural? lara jean sees peter as this kind of admirable dorky dream boy (emphasis on the word boy lmao) and it's so weird !!!!! she's one of the biggest mary sues i have encountered EVER and it makes me sad.
let's list the other stuff down
- where! is! the! character! development!!!???!!!
- is lara jean a robot?
- isn't peter kavinsky a big gary sue
- doesn't in feel like john ambrose macsomething just pushed into the story
- apparently margo is only 19? she acts like she's 40? what?
- WHERE!! IS!! THE!! PLOT!!!!!??!
- pacing was good, but it seriously has no story to tell
- ...and the main conflict is.....?
- they just constantly avert confrontation it's so annoying
- seriously when is lara jean's character gonna develop
- peter's dad was a weird plot device that served literally no purpose whatsoever
i have more things to say about it that resulted to me giving it two stars, but let's not get started with that now, mmkay.
“I suppose I’ll say it all started with a love letter”
3.5 stars.
BEST. BOOK. OF THE TRILOGY!
lara jean and peter are adorable, i really loved them so much in this book.
peter’s character development might be my favorite thing!
this book really had it all.
3.5 stars.
BEST. BOOK. OF THE TRILOGY!
lara jean and peter are adorable, i really loved them so much in this book.
peter’s character development might be my favorite thing!
this book really had it all.
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
Loveable characters:
Yes
A very sweet ending, I miss Virginia and my Song girls already. time to rewatch the movies :)
challenging
emotional
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Read this is 2x speed. Pretty good book. A perfect series to read when you're in a slump and nust want something easy, fun, and lighthearted. Recommend!
Omw to rewatch the first two movies and to finally watch the third lol
Omw to rewatch the first two movies and to finally watch the third lol
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
relaxing
fast-paced
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
emotional
funny
lighthearted
relaxing
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes