To All the Boys I´ve Loved Before

Title: To All the Boys I´ve Loved Before

Author: Jenny Han

Rating: 4/5 Stars

Lara Jean is a junior in high school who has loved 5 boys and instead of confessing her love she writes them a letter. Letters where she writes and pours out her heart and soul because nobody will ever see them, especially the boys they are intended for. But what happens when the letters are mysteriously sent and one of the boys happens to not only be the boy next door, but also your older sister´s boyfriend?

I´ve thought about reading this book in the past but did not have it high on my TBR list. However, once I saw that the book was being made into a Nexflix adaptation I knew I had to read it before it was released. I know, I know I could have just watched the Netflix show and saved myself from reading the book, but where is the fun in that? Overall, I enjoyed the book although I did find Lara Jean to be childish at times, or maybe I only felt this way because thatś how it was narrated on the audiobook? While the book was not exactly what I imagined I have the next book on my TBR list. Although I just might not read it until I hear it too will be adapted into a show.

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