Okay, so CLIFFHANGER. I hate not knowing. I am so glad there's already a sequel because I would absolutely hate this otherwise 
 In the beginning, I was very put off by the childishness of the author's voice. Her words and actions were all very immature for a junior in high school. I considered putting the book down, in fact, and I was seriously wondering what everyone thought was so great about this book... but then, I got so drawn into the story. I love the Asian-American dynamic and the fact that the three sisters stand so close together, even when they're missing on of their most important links in their lives. I definitely related to Lara Jean's insecurities and fears about fitting in. In high school, I was very much the shy introvert until one of my more outgoing friends was able to bring me out of my shell. I didn't have very many friends and I was content to spend Friday nights by myself, just like Lara Jean. 
 It was a rather predictable story-line, but it's a classic one that I'm always drawn to. I kept telling Josh to open his eyes to Lara Jean, but I also kept screaming at Lara Jean for how dumb she was being with Peter. In the end, I'm glad that some things got resolved, even if the major plot points are up in the air at this point. I'd definitely recommend this one even if I would've greatly appreciated a warning about the immature tone. The overall story, characters, etc. were all very strong to me. I got to understand why Lara Jean was the way she was.