It's been two years since I read the first book and I finally got to the second! 
 I think I like this sequel equally as much as the first one. The plot was typical of a ya romance contemporary. But one thing I liked about this plot is some of the social and feminist issues it brought up and how they applied to what Lara Jean was going through. That wasn't something I expected and it was nice to see. I felt like this plot had a lot of angst and brought out realistic issues that apply to teenagers today. 
 Lara Jean developed a lot more in this book than the first one. She is still pretty immature and childish but I think in some parts of this book, she developed into adulthood. And I believe in the third book, she could possibly come of age even more and I'm looking forward to seeing that. There are also a lot of diverse characters in this book since Lara Jean and her family are Korean which I enjoyed. I felt the same way about Peter as I did in the first book, he's just kind of flat. And I definitely prefer John over him because I feel like John is a more interesting character. As for John, he was a great new addition to this series and I hope there will be more of him in the final book. 
 The romance had a lot of ups and downs, basically showing what a typical teenage romance would go through. Jealousy paid a big part in the fallout of the relationships and I felt like that was a petty reason to break up. Other than that, the romance really did develop as Lara Jean and Peter aren't in a pretend relationship anymore but a real one. And their relationship is really fun and fluffy. I felt like the family dynamic was great in the first book and it's even better in the sequel. I love Lara Jean's family and how they work together. 
 The writing was very easy to read. It didn't have a lot of detail but it was simple which I liked. 
 I overall liked the book and I'm excited to read it's finale really soon.