To All the Boys I've Loved Before, by Jenny Han, is a young-adult romance
novel centering around Lara Jean Song Covey, a sixteen-year-old half-white,
half-Korean girl. In the novel, Lara Jean writes lengthy letters to boys she
develops crushes on. The drama first begins when her older sister, Margot,
leaves for college in Scotland. In the process, she had to break up with her
boyfriend, Josh, who also happens to be the Song Covey's neighbors.
Personally, book wasn't my cup of tea only because I'm
not the biggest fan of romance novels. However, the book would definitely
appeal to teenagers and possibly even adults who like and enjoy romance as a
genre. The story was well-paced and it didn't leave you bored. Since it was
filled to the brim with drama, you won't stop reading to finally see how
everything hashes out. It felt like each chapter had another situation that
Lara Jean had to solve.
Reviewed by Melody S., Grade 9
Montrose Library
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