Margot And Jos This Analysis

Lara Jean is a junior in high school. She has two sisters, Margot and Kitty. Margot is the oldest sister and Kitty is the youngest. When Margot and Lara Jean were young and Kitty was just a baby, their mother passed away. This left Margot to take on the role of a mother figure. Their father is a doctor, this meant he was not home very often. Lara Jean’s family was very close, despite her father’s long hours at work. The three sisters are very close, but Margot and Lara Jean have a special relationship. They are able to tell each other everything, except one thing. Lara Jean was in love with Margot’s boyfriend, Josh. Josh has been friends with the three sisters for years. Lara Jean has always had a crush on him, yet she could never gain the courage to tell him. Soon, Margot and …show more content…
Lara Jean represents a young girl, growing up, and having to make decisions on her own. The story even shows how Lara Jan struggles to do this without a mother. Not having that mother figure in her life, proves difficult for Lara Jean. But it also shows the maturity she has by stepping up and overcoming all these new and old obstacles she is having to face. Although it is very hard for Lara Jean at first, she does prove herself in the end. From the beginning to the end of the book, the reader can really see a pattern of how much she continues to grow, through every bump in the road. All the reviews from other readers can agree that you can learn something from yourself, when reading the book. It reminds one of how they have grown and how far they have come, and how difficult it was to become a young adult. It may remind the reader of how they looked at certain situations and how they could have done things differently. To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before is a good representation of what it is like becoming the person you are now, and the struggles a person has gone through to be the person they needed to