Name: To all the boys I've loved before
ISBN: 9783423626804

Jenny Han

To all the boys I've loved before

Syahna Maryam

"Lara Jean writes love letters to all the boys she has loved and then hides them in a hatbox until one day those letters are accidentally sent"--

To All the Boys I've Loved Before

Marco yauri 

Considero que para ser mi primer libro de 200 y más páginas me ha parecido súper sencillo. Este libro usa un inglés súper básico  aunque tengo que admitir que tuve que buscar el significado de unas cuantas palabras para encontrarle el sentido a ciertas oraciones. 
Súper recomendado si quieres iniciar a leer en inglés y muy pronto reseña en el blog: respirapalabras.blogspot.com
Le puse 3 estrellas puesto que por la mitad se me hizo un tanto pesado, y tuve que releer ciertas partecillas,  supuse que fue por el cambio de español a inglés.

Michelle Dsouza

Cute, sweet, and easy to fly through.<br /><br />To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is a YA romantic comedy about Lara Jean, a girl who writes secret letters to every boy she’s ever had a crush on, never intending anyone to see them. Of course, the letters accidentally get sent, and her quiet life turns into a very public, very awkward mess. What follows is a fun mix of fake dating, family dynamics, high school drama, and first-love feelings.<br /><br />This was a light, cozy read for me. It’s charming and wholesome, and Lara Jean’s inner world is adorable, especially if you like shy, daydreamy main characters and that warm “home” vibe. I just didn’t feel completely obsessed or emotionally invested the whole time, which is why it’s a 3 instead of a 4 or 5. Still, it’s definitely one of those books you pick up when you want something sweet and low-stress.

The movies are significantly better, but I appreciate the details.

Hadley 

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is now a major motion picture streaming on Netflix! Lara Jean’s love life gets complicated in this New York Times bestselling “lovely, lighthearted romance” (School Library Journal) from the bestselling author of The Summer I Turned Pretty series. What if all the crushes you ever had found out how you felt about them…all at once? Sixteen-year-old Lara Jean Song keeps her love letters in a hatbox her mother gave her. They aren’t love letters that anyone else wrote for her; these are ones she’s written. One for every boy she’s ever loved—five in all. When she writes, she pours out her heart and soul and says all the things she would never say in real life, because her letters are for her eyes only. Until the day her secret letters are mailed, and suddenly, Lara Jean’s love life goes from imaginary to out of control.

Me encanta, lo amé, fue un mate de risa, amé a Lara Jean. 

Alejandra Rodríguez 

Anni

Anna 

Milostné dopisy mají mnoho podob. Lara Jean sice nikdy žádný nedostala, ale napsala jich už pět- na rozloučenou. Když už Lara nechtěla být zamilovaná, napsala dopis o tom, jak se cítí, pečlivě ho zapečetila a schovala do krabice na klobouky. Neměla v plánu je posílat pryč. Ale jednoho dne Lara Jean zjistí, že dopisy někdo rozeslal. Najednou musí čelit všem pěti chlapcům, pro které dopisy psala. Ale časem zjistí, že rozeslání dopisů jí přece jen něco přineslo.
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Originální YA romantický příběh. Je hodně oddechový, takže u něj nemusíte dávat tolik pozor, a to se mi líbí. Romantické knížky ale nejsou můj šálek kávy, proto dávám jen 4 hvězdy. 
4*/5*

Linta

I absolutely loved reading this book. Peter and Lara Jean were the cutest 😭💗💗

Anne

Complicated yet powerful, that’s how I’ll describe the book in short. And complicated doesn’t always mean bad. Especially, if Jenny Han is there to de-tangle every string like that’s all she’s ever done. What I loved the most about the book is the relationship between the three sisters, well that can be a little biased because I have a sister too but I believe most of the people will agree with me on that one. The plot was really interesting and kind of crazy if I might say. I came across the book when I first watched the Netflix adaptation, we all know about. And well, let’s just say I absolutely love our protagonist and narrator, Lara Jean Song Covey. A teenage girl always in her fantasy world who is scared of love in real life, which somehow comes from her Asian roots and loss of her mother at an early age bringing a different sense of responsibility and self-awareness on her.
 One of the reasons why I really adore this book is that I was part of the targeted audience. I do relate to Lara Jean on most parts except for having all the boys showing up all together. Jenny Han has very well portrayed the how-abouts of teenage life and love. One character I really love from the book is LJ’s dad, Dr. Covey. The father-daughter relationship is well woven and wholesome. An understanding father is exactly what girls who lose their mother at an early age need. I really enjoyed the twists in the story which were bizarre but what’s even a little dramatic when it comes to Lara Jean’s life. Peter Kavinsky on the other hand continuously bugged me by being all possessive regarding Lara Jean while he himself kept going back and forth on Genevieve. Speaking of whom, the things Gen says during end of the story seemed really triggering but we can all agree that’s what girls face in today’s world- a little hidden message in the book I really appreciate the mention of.
I really like how Jenny Han has written teenage problems in a respectful and reasonable way instead of mocking it all. While the story is really imaginative and fun there’s a lot to take away too. The very wholesome Lara Jean and Margot reunion at the near end of the story made me emotional and deeply touched. Besides, respecting and handling love carefully is the whole point of the story apart from the teenage craziness. I guess it is a really good read for the teenagers and young adults and there’s nothing to be alarmed at despite the title of the book which clearly talks about boys and love.
Finally, I will suggest you to read the book first and the watch the movie or the book gets slow paced at times because you know some bits already while both a really different and the book has much more you wouldn’t find in the movie at all.

I give this book a 4.5 stars.

Lara Jean guarda sus cartas de amor en una caja. No son cartas que le hayan enviado, las ha escrito ella, una por cada chico de los que se ha enamorado. En ellas se muestra tal cual es, porque sabe que nadie las leerá. Hasta que un día alguien las envía por equivocación y la vida amorosa de Lara Jean pasa de "imaginaria " a estar totalmente fuera de control.

A todos los chicos de los que me enamoré (Edición mexicana)

Rebeca Keren Nuñez

"A todos los chicos de los que me enamoré" de Jenny Han es una cautivadora novela que fusiona hábilmente la dulzura del romance adolescente con las complejidades emocionales de la adolescencia. La historia sigue a Lara Jean Covey, una joven cuyo mundo secreto se desmorona cuando sus cartas de amor no enviadas son misteriosamente entregadas a sus destinatarios.

La narrativa de Han teje una trama encantadora al explorar el viaje de Lara Jean mientras enfrenta las consecuencias inesperadas de sus cartas. La protagonista, con su encanto peculiar, nos guía a través de un torbellino de emociones, desde la incomodidad hasta la vulnerabilidad y, finalmente, el descubrimiento de sí misma.

El componente romántico de la historia está lleno de momentos tiernos y genuinos. Las relaciones se desarrollan de manera auténtica, y la autora captura de manera magistral la intensidad y la inocencia de los primeros amores. El lector se ve inmerso en un torbellino de emociones, sintiendo la alegría, la incertidumbre y la emoción a medida que las relaciones florecen.

El contexto cultural y familiar añade una capa adicional de autenticidad a la historia. La diversidad de personajes y la exploración de las dinámicas familiares agregan profundidad y relevancia, convirtiendo la novela en una representación rica y matizada de la vida adolescente.

En resumen, "A todos los chicos de los que me enamoré" es un viaje encantador que destaca por su narrativa fresca y personajes entrañables. Jenny Han logra capturar la esencia del romance juvenil mientras aborda temas universales de crecimiento personal y descubrimiento. Una lectura que deleitará a quienes buscan una historia conmovedora y auténtica.

awwe :’) this is the first book i’ve read that isn’t dystopian . it was a sudden change but i love it (the book, not the film)

chloe rae

I remember reading this the first time and not being too impressed but WHOA, ok that changed. I loved this! I was just perfectly in the mood for it. I just decided on a whim that I wanted to read it and it was perfect timing. The characters are adorable, I love the story. I LOVE the family and how much time the author devotes to them. It’s awesome. There’s something so real and special about these characters. What a fun, cute read!

Zahra

Such a quick and sweet read. I loved the family dynamics in this one, especially the bond between the three Song girls. On top of that, Lara Jean is Asian (just like me) which produces a nod of approval from me because, FINALLY, an Asian protagonist! And let's not forget Peter Kavinsky, his interactions with Lara Jean was just hilarious and funny.

Luckily, I already have P.S. I Still Love You in hand or I'd probably go mad from the cliffhanger!

sophie

lara jean n peter r actually my roman empire 
4 stars

To all the Boys I've Loved Before

Ryan 

full review down below

2.5 stars

at this moment, i feel like i disliked this book so much, but at the same time, there were a few things that come to mind that it was good, leading to me rating this book in between-ish.

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Kritika Narula

I cannot bear the cliiff hanger. I shouldnt have read this before the book came out. Damn. nevertheless. Now that I have read it, let me cut tothe chase. The novel is heartwarming, heart shattering and heartbreaking at different points. I lived the warmth and affection that the Song Girls shared. I also loved the different equations of relationships

★★★★ // i find myself partly endeared to lara jean, but also partly annoyed. she is a sweet, young girl that you can’t help but admire. sometimes, she’s too naïve that i kind of want to shake her. so for the most part, i’m confused about my feelings towards her character. the romance part of the book is a classic fake-it-til-you-make-it. i absolutely loved how it slowly developed into something real, especially those moments when their gestures and actions start to become the normal.

Ashley Ballard 

3.5/5 stars

I was OBSESSED with the movies, so going into this book I had high hopes. Now this book wasn't bad per say it's just kinda there (if that makes any sense at all). It's a cute little quick read, but it kills me (like actually kills me) to say that I preferred the movie over the book.... I'm so sorry. It's still okay though and hopefully the other books get better.

Ally

Did not like the audiobook as much as reading it in physical form. The movie misses soo much

Izzy

More like 3.25
It was an enjoyable read for most parts of the book, especially the beginning was great, but there was literally no chemistry between Lara Jean and Peter and seriously, what was this ending? The author could have easily finished this whole story if she added another chapter but no, let's just write a whole sequel to it. Sigh.

anita

Gracias Jenny Han por sacarme de mi bloqueo de lector que duró 8 meses, me divertí muchísimo leyendo este libro. ❣️

maddie

super cute book!! i really liked all of the characters as well! it’s pretty easy to read and kind of predictable, but overall, it’s still a good book :)

carolreadabook

o primeiro livro que eu li em inglês. não sei quantas vezes consultei dicionário e tradutor pra entender, mas valeu muuuito a pena, meu vocabulário cresceu de uma maneira que nem sei explicar

e amo a lara jean, era isso

I was so addicted to the plot but th writing style wasn’t my favorite.

I LOVE THIS BOOOOOOOOOOOOOK! Lara Jean is my alter ego! 

To all the boys I've loved before

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