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![]() None No current Talk conversations about this book. 1:35:24 ( ![]() Jenny Han books have such great pacing and always start off with a bang! Several years have passed. Belly is a freshman in college and dating Jeremiah. And wow was I not expecting Then the majority of the book centers on the decision of Belly and Jeremiah Please excuse typos/name misspellings. Entered on screen reader. 4.5 stars A great ending to an excellent series. Looking forward to reading more books by Jenny Han! :) 3.5 Stars. Given that this trilogy focused on a love triangle, how satisfying you find this final book in the end probably most depends on which guy you favored, still, whichever side you’re on if you enjoy melodrama this one’s as much a page-turner as the first two books were. I liked that Conrad gets his own point of view, particularly since he has grown from the previous books so he’s kind of a voice of maturity at least in comparison to Belly and Jeremiah, even so I wanted a bit more of an explanation for his hot and cold behavior, particularly in regards to the time period prior to a major loss in his life. Belly and Jeremiah’s rashness and immaturity reach a fever pitch in this book to the point where they can be downright aggravating yet at the same time I appreciate that Jenny Han’s willing to let her characters be flawed, making terrible reactionary choices is human, there is some realism to that even if it does make it challenging to entirely support them on every page. Hahahahahaha remember when I wrote my review of [b:It's Not Summer Without You|6584188|It's Not Summer Without You (Summer, #2)|Jenny Han|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1479864019s/6584188.jpg|6777681] and I was like, "I hope the author doesn't ruin the last book of a trilogy? Yep, she ruined it. I mean, the bar wasn't super high to begin with, but as soon as we had the And then it was all Belly and Jere being immature and then finally everyone's secrets spill out and then all we get for an ending is that stupid epilogue. Seriously, I waited three whole books and that's all I get of And that's the whole problem - all three main characters needed to grow tf up the whole way through the series and they never did . Don't just tell me that Boo, Jenny Han. And yet, I've already ordered the [b:To All the Boys I've Loved Before|15749186|To All the Boys I've Loved Before (To All the Boys I've Loved Before, #1)|Jenny Han|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1372086100s/15749186.jpg|21442106] series from the library so watch me jump into another (probably disappointing) Jenny Han series straight away! *And was it really cheating? I mean, the whole "on a break" subplot of Friends was the worst- -and this is basically that all over again. If you're broken up, he can sleep with someone else! But also, if you sleep with someone else days after breaking up, your ex is gonna be pissed! no reviews | add a review
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The summer after her first year of college, Isobel "Belly" Conklin is faced with a choice between Jeremiah and Conrad Fisher, brothers she has always loved, when Jeremiah proposes marriage and Conrad confesses that he still loves her. No library descriptions found. |
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