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Josh Sanderson is a childhood friend and potential love interest of Lara Jean and the ex-boyfriend of Margot Covey.
Appearance
Josh is described as having brown hair and green eyes. Although he is rather skinny, he is still strong. He has freckles and a dimple on his left cheek.
Personality
According to Lara Jean, Josh was well liked by her whole family.
Relationships
Margot Covey
Josh and Margot have known each other since they were little and also dated for 2 years. Having promised her mother not to go to college having a boyfriend, Margot breaks up with Josh. Josh, however, is sure that she broke up with him because they had sex and she didn't want to feel attached.
Lara Jean Covey
Josh and Lara Jean have been friends since their childhood. For years Lara Jean harbored a crush for Josh, which was unrequited since Josh was dating Margot, Lara Jean's older sister. In To All the Boys I've Loved Before, Margot breaks up with Josh and upon receiving Lara Jean's letter begins liking her as well. She, however, refuses to accept his feelings as she feels as if she would betray her sister and enters a fake relationship with Peter Kavinsky. Yet, this doesn't stop Josh from kissing her, making her realize that she, in fact, is in love with Peter now and has no feelings left for Josh. Though she stills cares about him as a person.
Kitty Covey
Josh and Kitty have a brother-sister-like relationship. Though you don't see them interacting that often, it is often referenced to how friendly they are with each other.
Daniel Covey
Peter Kavinsky
Trivia
- In the movie, you can see that his address is 9133 Jefferson Street, Greenpoint, OR 97708.[1]
Gallery
References
- ↑ To All the Boys I've Loved Before Movie, 05:04