Jenny Han

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For my quarter 3 choice reading book, I choose to read the book ¨To all the boy I’ve loved before ¨by Jenny Han. Which was publish on April 15. The Genre of this book is Young adult Fiction. Jenny Han was born on September 3.1980 in Richmond Virginia, before she gained popularity she attended the University of North Carolina before she had earned her Masters in Fine Arts at the New School. Fun fact about Jenny Han is that she is a New-York bestselling author for many of her books including ¨To all the boys I've loved before¨. this is not my first time reading a book by Jenny Han which was ¨the summer I turned pretty.¨ which I happened to love. ¨Jenny Han is known for her book ¨To all the boy I’ve loved before, and ¨the summer I turned pretty¨ and for being a trilogy author for young …show more content…
Lara Jean is the type of lover when she falls in love with a boy she writes a love letter to. Lara Jean doesn't send the love letter to her lovers but instead, she puts them in a special box that her mother gave to her before she passed away, which is used to help her fall out of love with that boy. One day all the letter was sent out to all the boys she had ever loved, without Lara Jean sending them herself which she wasn't going to do. When the letters were sent out one of the letters was sent to her older sister ex-boyfriend Josh.Lara Jean and Josh are best friends. The setting is Modern Day Suburb location, the city was never mentioned in the book. I would say the Conflict takes place when all the Letter Lara Jean had written was when Josh and the other boys had received the letters Lara Jean had written. If I had to give this book a theme it would be ¨Saying Goodbye¨ or ¨Moving forward¨ I say saying goodbye or ¨Moving Forward¨ is because it shows how Lara Jean is using the letters she had wrote to say goodbye and moving forward to all the boys she had ever

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