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robin_luna 's review for:
To All the Boys I've Loved Before
by Jenny Han
Can I just say this book was absolutely amazing???!
I loved it! Maybe the beginning started off a bit slow, but by page 100 I couldn't stop reading. I liked how the chapters weren't really that long, it made it feel less long-winded and still clear.
Lara Jean is exactly me! She's kind of an introvert, but still she has these impulses which make her story very interesting and not predictable.
The story read pretty realistic. It wasn't at all cliché. The characters were well worked out, over all an incredible book. Though I accidentally read the last line it didn't spoil the entire book or made it uninteresting.
But the thing was, I kind of started to hate Margot, but not really as she was annoying, well she kind of was, but that was her personality and I know it fits well with the story, so that makes up for it.
Either way I can say Jenny Han did a pretty good job. Can't wait to see the movie.
In conclusion; I would totally recommend this book. I can't wait to read ps: I still love you.
Triology's are always way more fun.
I loved it! Maybe the beginning started off a bit slow, but by page 100 I couldn't stop reading. I liked how the chapters weren't really that long, it made it feel less long-winded and still clear.
Lara Jean is exactly me! She's kind of an introvert, but still she has these impulses which make her story very interesting and not predictable.
The story read pretty realistic. It wasn't at all cliché. The characters were well worked out, over all an incredible book. Though I accidentally read the last line it didn't spoil the entire book or made it uninteresting.
But the thing was, I kind of started to hate Margot, but not really as she was annoying, well she kind of was, but that was her personality and I know it fits well with the story, so that makes up for it.
Either way I can say Jenny Han did a pretty good job. Can't wait to see the movie.
In conclusion; I would totally recommend this book. I can't wait to read ps: I still love you.
Triology's are always way more fun.