P.S. I Like You

One day, Lily was separated by chemistry, but she picked up a pencil and wrote her favorite songs on the table. The next day, other people wrote her back to the desktop. Lily and mysterious students will immediately exchange notes, lyrics, and even share secrets. When Lily knew her anonymous penpal is a man she was confused - a bit like she was fallen for him. She and her best friend started to unravel the identity of the author of the letter - but when the truth was revealed this man was the last person Lily could have imagined. Because Yuri knows the truth, can she unlock her feelings and courage to listen to her heart?

From my beloved writer, Kasie West (distance to us), we are totally interesting about mixed information, missed connections, and the magic of memorials of the good old secret worshiper.

Kasie West is the author of several YA novels such as "The Distance Between Us", "Fence", "Filling Boyfriend". Her books have won numerous awards including ALA's early choice of disliked readers, YALSA's best books for young adults, Whitney and Goodreads Choice Awards and nominations. Kasie is living with her family in Fresno, California, and you can visit her online at kasiewest.com

My parents need to know P.S. I like you, the author of Kasie West (The Between Between Us, The Fill-In Boyfrie) is a sweet and interesting contemporary high school romance. Lily Abbott is a girl who calls me "quirky", "尴尬", "strange". Just as she decided not to find a person who likes himself like her, she found an anonymous penpal in chemistry class - shared her musical preferences and gained a sense of humor The one. These letters quickly became most of her week. The information in this book emphasizes the value of doing it, placing your friends and family in front of the boy and working hard to gain confidence. Young people committed minor offenses such as school writing, trespassing, and almost swearing. A popular boy has a nickname that is not popular among girls, another girl steals his note and reads aloud, there is a slight bullying

P. S. of Kasie West. I like to have you as a great contemporary novel with amazing personality and fun plots. Lily is an interesting hero, please give me lots of laugh. Through the book, I am really interested in Lily's efforts with her friends and family. Because everything is so unpredictable and ingenious. She finds her whereabouts in a large family and strives to express herself with the students of the school. Seeing her evolution through books is exciting and vibrant. The emotional aspect of this book, especially the lyrics written by Lily, is very good. If you write authentic songs for this book, I like it very much.

In P. I like you, Lily Abbott of junior high school refuses her best friend Isabel to try to live with her. Lily told Isabel, "I am very embarrassed, it is very strange, it is not a fun thing for the poor soul I agreed to go out with me or with me." Nevertheless, she secretly named Lucas He was a senior. The students struggled. When her chemistry teacher makes her notes do her graffiti, she writes down the idea of ​​writing songs - her passion - she wrote the lyrics to a favorite song on the table. Someone keep singing this unrecognizable song, and soon they will write a complete letter to each other. Lily fell to a person who shared her musical preference, took her "balance" and gained her sense of humor but she knew that she was a cool and confident girl on this page I was worried that it would not be. At the same time, she found an advertisement for the composition competition, and the winner received a scholarship from a famous music school. She will gain the courage and confidence to enter - and will it finally complete the song?