Hi guys! I’m officially back!! Whoo! 😊😬I have to say, traveling for two weeks is hella fun, but it’s also hella exhausting! I swear, I got back last Friday and I woke up Saturday feeling so hung over… and I didn’t even drink, damn jet lag! But I’m slightly back to normal… whatever that means 😂and I’m ready to bring you guys a review of Kasie West’s novel P.S. I Like You.

I read this on vacation, and I have to say this was the perfect read because it was so quick, easy and fluffy… I consumed it in a few short days!

P.S. I Like You by: Kasie West: When Lily, bored in her chemistry class, starts doodling song lyrics on her desk comes to discover the next day someone has continued the lyrics, this leads to an anonymous pen pal and a furry of letters between them. All this time Lily assumes it’s a girl, but when anonymous slips and writes ‘him’ in a letter, Lily begins to flip out over who the mystery boy could be. This was definitely a cutesy type of romance; it was cute and fluffy and very easy to read. West’s writing is soft and gentile which makes it easy for the reader to dive in. The fact that this was so light made it easy for the reader to read in a few short sittings or all at once. The plot was any teenage girl’s dream, yet this novel did hold substance. This wasn’t just a novel solely focusing on the girl getting the boy, but on learning how to deal with people you don’t like and facing fears. It was really sweet and told really well, even if some of the storylines felt a little too perfect and a little too scripted. This novel didn’t feel like it took any time to get to the main plot and to figure things out. West didn’t waste the reader’s time trying to draw it out and that helped make this novel read good. The irony is not lost on the reader that this novel takes place in chemistry class. The characters were relatable and fun to read; they were dynamic and definitely thought out. Their backstories really stood out and the way that we got to learn more about them, through letters, was different and a bit of a breath of fresh air that worked really well. This was a fast-paced novel that was quick, cute and fun.