This is book #3 in To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. I’ve been following this family grow over the 2 years that spans the 3 books, watching little Kitty grow, their dad finding love again, their older sister feeling left out when she returned to visit from college, new family dynamics but also finding new love, and of course, following Lara Jean’s uncertainty regarding college, new into the right college. My young self definitely related to Lara Jean. Her innocence, her awkwardness around boys. I loved her relationship with her sisters, one of them being in college, another younger than her. But the real MVP of the 4 books is truly, Lara Jean’s daddy. He was loving, firm when necessary, open with his children. He had such a great relationship with all his daughters and I absolutely adored that. I love that these books did not feel the need to pressure her into doing anything she wasn’t ready for. This book was a great ending to a wonderful series, it brought a little teenage drama, love, warmth, joy and for me, nostalgia of my high school and college days.


PS: I want a spin-off on John Ambrose McClaren!