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PS I Like You

Kasie West

3.89 AVERAGE


Another fantastic book from this author. It reminded me of a YA version of "You Got Mail."

Lily was a free spirit, into indie music, writing her own music and lyrics, but not showing them to anyone.

Bored out of her mind in Chemistry class, she doodles a line from one of her favorite obscure songs. Next day the next line appears underneath hers, and there starts a relationship told in letters hidden under the desk.

Soon they are revealing things to each other they've never told anyone else. They give each other supportive advice about issues in the other one's life. They become important to each other.

I loved Lily and her honesty and free spirit. She had a strength about her that really shined. The possible other letter writers were interesting, but I could help but root for one of them.

Supporting Lily was Isabel, best friend extraordinaire, and Lily's unique family, all who were fun, crazy and lovely.

I appreciated the time spent with Lily and her letter writer after the big reveals. Because of that, I know they both are in good places.


After a month of reading some heavy lit, I needed something light and I knew Kasie West would not disappoint. Charming story, much like her others. This was not my favorite of her books, but that's like saying pumpkin chocolate cheesecake is my least favorite cheesecake I make--it's still delicious and there's things I love about it, but it's not my go-to.

Also, my friend Peggy needs to know that the cover does not match the book at all. :) I know that's important to her.

3.5/5

Very cute little contemporary novel, but not much else beyond that. This is the type of book you read whenever you don't want to have to think about anything, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes you need a light-hearted book. The concept was cute with a boy and a girl passing notes between chemistry classes via paper wedged under their shared desk. And it was very predictable as to who the secret pen pal was. But Lily and "mystery boy" (no spoilers!) were adorable, but a little unrealistic, considering certain emotional states. Still fun though.

This is one of best books I have ever read. I'm kinda sad that I finished. I didn't want it to end.

I really liked this! Was it corny at times? Yes. Was it predictable? Yes. I knew in the first thirty pages the big giveaway. But I thought the romance and dynamic between the two main characters was great. The friendship and family dynamics were amazing. The main character was realistic and had a good sense of humor. She was unique and acted very maturely, but still acting like a teenager. I liked this book, would recommend.
funny lighthearted

I opted to listen to this book and i was happy with my choice. While going into the book I didn't set the bar up too high and didn't have my hopes high and i think that is probably the reason why i enjoyed this book more than i had thought. It was a nice book which you can listen to while doing other things. It was a fun book and now i want to read more fluffy romances.
funny inspiring lighthearted fast-paced
Strong character development: Yes
Loveable characters: Yes

I absolutely loved this book! The banter was great, and the way the fell for each other was just the sweetest thing ever!
emotional funny lighthearted medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven: Character
Strong character development: Complicated
Loveable characters: Yes
Diverse cast of characters: No
Flaws of characters a main focus: Complicated

This is my favourite Kasie West book. It was highly addicting and I read it in just a few days. I enjoyed the character development and the relationship that grew. Such a good book.