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Ever(Ai-Mei) - Protagonist

Mr. Wong/ Ms. Wong - Antagonist

Rick Woo 1st Love Interest

Xavier Yeh 2nd Love Interest

Sophie Ha - Her best Friend

Dan and Megan - Ever American Friends

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Abigail Hing Wen

Abigail Hing Wen is the Loveboat series' New York Times and independent bestselling author. Loveboat, Taipei, her debut novel, which was transformed into the Paramount+ original film Love in Taipei. She has a BA from Harvard, a JD from Columbia Law School, and an MFA from the Vermont School of Fine Arts, and she is infatuated with musicals and dance, as are several of her characters.

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The Loveboat, Taipei book series by Abigail Hing Wen includes books Loveboat, Taipei, Loveboat Reunion, and Loveboat Forever which are all connected.

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Love in Taipei is a series based of the book Loveboat Taipei. Loveboat Taipei was made in 2020, and the series was recently made in 2023. It is a Romantic comedy features Ashley Liao, Nico Hiraga, and Ross Butler in leading roles. The movie, which was released by Paramount+ on August 10, 2023.

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Book Club Task WTF

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Chapter 1 - 11 (100+ pages)

Summertime for Ever Wong is not what she anticipated. First, when her parents discovered her hanging out with a boy in a tight outfit and how she had enrolled in a dancing program, her parents sent her to Chien Tan, a rigorous summer school program in Taiwan. However, she discovers Loveboat in a place in the program where nightlife is endless, hookups abound, and sake made from snake blood flows. Her parents never would have thought she would become friends with her peers which leads her to a party lifestyle.

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Its Trailer

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Love in Taipei | Official Trailer | Paramount+

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Rahila's 3.3 Meeting #3 - Author’s Style

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I rate the book a 6/10, I loved the genre of self discovery and complex issues that I see in my life, since we both have strict immigrant parents. I could relate to Ever however, the only parts I didn't like was the romance it was out of touch, and I didn't really enjoyed it. Because in the book Ever falls in love with two boys at the same time, while the boys were in separate relationships that where decent, one of the boys who is a player is the one Ever end up with which was just a disappointment other then the romance it was well written.