Summary Of To All The Boys I Ve Loved Before

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The book I read this semester is call To all the boys i’ve loved before, by Jenny Han. This book is about a teenage girl named Lana Jean who is half korean, half white. She is very close with her sisters Margot and Kitty and they call themselves the song girls after their mother’s maiden name. Right before her sister leaves for college she breaks up with her boyfriend Josh who is also the girls’ neighbors. Margot and Josh dated for a long time and when Lara Jean first met him she had a huge crush on him. Once margot leaves for college and josh admits that he once had a crush on Lara Jean as well, her feelings for him start coming back to the surface. She knows she should not like josh because is wouldnt be right for her to like her sisters

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