I enjoyed this book while I was reading it, because it is the perfect summer read - light, easy to read, and doesn't involve much thinking so I can finish it quickly. That being said The Summer I Turned Pretty also annoyed the loving shit out of me. 
 The most annoying thing in this book was Belly (the main character). She is 16 and still throwing tantrums, and then she gets upset when people call her a child 
 Belly, just freakin' calm down. You're too old for your temper tantrums," Steven said, shaking his head in his brotherly way. 
 The word came out of me hot and fast and sure. 
 "Go to hell." 
 Yup that'll teach him. Lesson learned don't mess with Belly when she's having a tantrum or she'll use the worst come back she can think of, in this case it's "go to hell" wow I could never have thought that one up! 
 Belly throws these tantrums at least once a chapter and maybe sometimes she has a good reason but others it feels like she's crying over a corndog. 
 I hated the writing and the writing style. The way the author included "like" into every phrase possible made me roll my eyes on more than one occasion. How she made her characters so stereotypical, and how they had no depth to them whatsoever. Ugh. I don't even want to talk about it anymore. 
 I'm done. I thought I might be missing out on Jenny Han other series... duo-logy ... trilogy... thing... anyways the book is To All The Boys I've Loved Before, but I don't really think I am anymore. While I enjoyed some parts of this book and it kept me entertained, most parts made me want to smash my head against the wall (I don't think that's a good sign). So I would never recommend this book, I'm never going to read any other books by Jenny Han plus I'm not going to finish this series. I think this is a 1.75/5 in case you were wondering :)