*2.5 OUT OF 5 STARS* 
 This is a perfect example of a love triangle that DOES NOT work. 
 I had a lot of issues with this book. Some things were funny and the RIGHT kind of cuteness, others were just so childish I wanted to scream at Lara Jean - aka her annoying habit of running away from all the guys she's talking to. And I mean LITERALLY RUNNING AWAY. 
 Me reading this book.. 
 Page: 
 169 - This is actually pretty funny 
 234 - Harry Potter references and costumes never go wrong 
 235 - Lara Jean needs to STOP sprinting away from guys all the time! The first time it was kind of endearing now it's just annoying and plain childish - I mean, she's almost 17 years old for crying out loud. I'm her exact age and I swear nobody does that. 
 312 - Peter tells Lara Jean to grow up. (THANK YOU PETER, that's only what I've been thinking the last 200 pages. 
 328 - Just let Peter explain himself instead of shutting him out, Lara Jean! 
 337 - "Fuck you Kavinsky," Josh says. I gasp. really Lara Jean, you gasp?! 
 Well, as you have probably understood by now, I didn't like the the main character Lara Jean. To me she didn't seem like a real person at all, more like a stereotypical innocent 12-year old girl, trapped in a 16-year old girl's body. 
 I did really like the love letters she wrote to the boys, especially the ones where she's a lot younger, because it reminded me of how I reacted when I had crushes as a preteen. I liked the family aspect of the book, especially her little sister Kitty who I found myself relating more with than Lara Jean. Kitty: "Ironing, too? Who am I, Cinderella?" Yaaas Kitty is killing it with these lines. 
 Buuut I kept comparing this to Twilight - not the books, but the movies. That's how much I disliked the love triangle. 
 It's one of those books where the more I think about it, the less I like it.