P.S. I Like You (CD-Audio)

from tjsjohanna

Lily finds herself in a common romance trope - communicating anonymously with someone who seems to be the perfect fit. In real life she has a male nemesis. If you are thinking "Little shop around the corner" high school style, you would be right. But the story also explores ideas of seeing beyond...

from karenvg3

I enjoyed this cute, light, audiobook. Nothing groundbreaking but it was fun. Took me back to my high school days of writing and passing notes in class and the days before cell phones when that was our only means of communicating outside of talking. #datingmyself #whatwaslifebeforecellphones 4⭐️.

from VavaViolet

I've read Pivot Point, Split Second and The Fill-In Boyfriend a while back upon the recommendation of my daughter, and I enjoyed all 3 books. I've been meaning to get copies of Kasie West's other books, so when I saw that P.S. I Like You is included in this month's Owlcrate, I was thrilled. This ...

from Jessika.C

This was a GREAT ya contemporary. Lily the magnet is a terrible nickname. It's not even an alliteration. But thanks to that jerk Cade Jennings Lily has had to deal with it since middle school. So now in high school and in boring chemistry class Lily depends on her trusty notebook where she writes...

from HeatherLINC

"PS I Like You" was a delightful read and reminded me very much of "Letters to the Lost" by Brigid Kemmerer, the biggest difference being that this one was a lighter, more humorous read. Katie West knows how to deliver, although I was questioning her in the first few chapters, but I was soon engr...