What a phenomenal book. I'm half tempted to leave my review at that, but I'll give you a little more. Sadie is told over two timelines and in two formats. One is a podcast in the present and the other is the POV of Sadie from the past. Her little sister was found murdered and Sadie knows who did it, she's off on a mission to find the…
I feel like I'm just going to be repeating myself in this review. I simply adore this series. The final book. The end. Most sad. Lara Jean is applying to college, she and Peter have a plan. However, best-laid plans and all that... Lara Jean is forced to make some tough decisions about what she really wants her college experience to be. This is something I really appreciated…
Every book in this series I seem to love more and more. They're so wholesome and sweet whilst still broaching important topics, particularly ones that affect teenagers. In this book, Lara Jean and Peter are really dating and getting along for the most part. That is until one of the other recipients of the first letter reappears on the scene. John Ambrose McClaren, a true cinnamon roll. He's…
I truly wish this wasn't the final book in the series, simply because it was so perfectly constructed. I'm rarely fully satisfied when a book has such an open ending but I loved how This Vicious Cure ended. Considering how apocalyptic/dystopian this series was just the slight suggestion of a future, of hope for each surviving character seemed perfect. Across the series each character had been so well…
Why I didn't read this book sooner I don't know. I loved it and perhaps have a new favourite contemporary. It's cute, heartwarming and yet still manages to hit upon several important topics. I doubt I need to tell you about the plot considering how popular the film has been on Netflix. What you may not know though is how much keeping close to your heritage is spoken…