PS I still love you

PS I still love you - Jenny Han

Tittle: PS Istill love you

Series: Toall the boys I’ve loved before

Author: JennyHan

Genre: YA,Contemporary, Chick-lit, Romance, High-school

Pages: 352

Publisher:Simon and Shuster books for young readers

Format:Digital (kindle edition)

Time to readit: 1 day

Language:English

Rating: 5/5

“PS I still love you” is the second book inthe series “To all the boys I0ve loved before” by Jenny Han, which third bookis yet to be published.

Lara Jean isconvinced she feels something special for Peter but since that fight they havebeen apart and she wanted to do something about it. So she did, she wrote aletter revealing her feelings. And on New Year’s she went to Peter’s and theystarted dating again. However the rumor about them having sex on the tub on thesky trip starts hitting harder than ever. Lara Jean is sure that is Genevievefault but Peter does not want to betray an old friend. And that specialrelationship between Peter and Gen will make things shatter again between them.

“PS I stilllove you” was a really compelling and amazing book. I do not know how Jenny Hanis able to make me devour her books so quickly, but once I have started Icannot stop myself.

I am notgoing to lie the plot and the development is not the ultimate love story, thisis a really typical YA chick-lit kind of book, however I did go into it knowingit, and I love it. These kinds of books are one of my guilty pleasures and I doadmit it.

To sum up,if you are looking for a compelling sweet love story, pick up this series andyou will not be disappointed.

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