This was super cute. I loved the family dynamic. A lot of these books tend to ignore the family, and the kids somehow can get away with doing whatever they want and basically living alone. The relationship between Lara Jean and her love interest is one of my favorite tropes, and it played out well here. Lara Jean seemed a little too straight laced, innocent, and naive at times, but it worked. I watched the netflix adaptation after reading, and definitely preferred the book.

It was cute, but not as enjoyable as the first one. I got halfway through the book and realized that nothing was happening. Eventually, the plot picked up, but it left something to be desired. I get that the whole point of the first book was a series of love triangles, but the inclusion of yet another love triangle in this one felt cheap. It felt like the author changed Peter's personality to make him worse, and then glorified this new guy. It was unnecessary. I still liked the book though - especially the relationship between the Song sisters and the sideplot of Lara Jean's father dating.

Meh. The main problem was there was no plot! Nothing really happened in this book at all. Lara Jean bakes cakes and thinks about things. The writing seemed even more inane and naive than the second one. The first one was so much more interesting! Still liked the family relationship, and I do like Lara Jean and Peter. But driving around and baking cakes isn't interesting to read about!