What is the main setting in the novel, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before?

The main setting of the novel is the Covey family home. Most of the important events in the novel take place here which is a reflection of how close Lara Jean is with her family as well as a reflection of her need to break free from family ties and start living her own life. The family home is a safe haven for Lara Jean but it also becomes a kind of prison because her feeling of comfort and safety within the home makes her afraid to venture out and try new things.