In the front cover there is a boy and a girl sitting on a bench together holding signs over there lips.The back of the book is all pink with a paper on it.And a breif summery about my book P.S. I Like You is Bored out of her mind, Lily starts writing lyrics to one of her favorite songs in Chemistry. She doesn't expect anyone to respond to her, but someone does. Soon, Lily and her pen pal secretly start exchanging letters and the subject matter turns personal.

Lily is a high school student and an aspiring musician with a loud, crazy family. She dreams of writing songs and fills her notebook with ideas for new lyrics. Her favorite time to write is during Mr. Ortega’s chemistry class — until Mr. Ortega catches her writing lyrics one too many times. Mr. Ortega says he wants Lily to take notes in chemistry, and he will look over those notes at the end of each period.

Without her lyric notebook, chemistry is agonizing. Then Lily finds a note in her desk, written by someone who uses her seat in a different chemistry period. She replies to the note, and the pen pals quickly discover they love the same unusual kinds of music.

Lily begins to look forward to chemistry and each new letter. Thoughts of her pen pal distract her from her frenzied family life and her loneliness now that her best friend, Isabel, has a boyfriend. She finds herself thinking about her pen pal often, but she realizes she doesn’t necessarily want to learn his identity. They’ve been able to share their deepest secrets, and he’s written about his struggles with his absentee father. The mystery of it all is exciting.