P.S. I still love you - Jenny Han

At the beginning of P.S. I Still Love You, Lara Jean Covey is still reeling from the aftermath of her fake relationship with Peter Kavinsky, which turned real in the first book. Though they’ve become a couple, Lara Jean finds herself caught in the uncertainty of her feelings, particularly when she discovers that John Ambrose McClaren, a boy she once had a crush on, has reappeared in her life after receiving one of the love letters she wrote in her past. John Ambrose, charming and thoughtful, rekindles old feelings, and Lara Jean is left questioning whether she truly wants to be with Peter or if there is a spark between her and John Ambrose.

As Lara Jean navigates her feelings for both boys, she faces other challenges, including her relationship with her family, her insecurities about being in a real relationship, and the ups and downs of teenage life. Lara Jean's bond with her sisters, particularly her older sister Margot, is tested as Margot's return home from college brings to light unresolved issues within their family.

Throughout the story, Lara Jean grows emotionally and learns valuable lessons about love, trust, and what it means to truly open your heart to someone. She also learns that love is not always easy or straightforward and that it requires vulnerability and honesty.

P.S. I Still Love You explores the theme of choosing between past and present relationships, the complications of first love, and how to navigate the complexities of the heart. The book ends with Lara Jean making a decision about her future with Peter and John Ambrose, but with the understanding that relationships are ever-changing, and the journey of love is far from over.

In summary, P.S. I Still Love You is a charming and relatable story about growing up, falling in love, and learning to navigate the emotional landscape of relationships. The book builds on the first installment and sets the stage for the conclusion of Lara Jean's love story in the third book, Always and Forever, Lara Jean.