


To All the Boys I've Loved Before
3 books
The To All the Boys I've Loved Before series by Jenny Han has 3 books. Start with To All the Boys I've Loved Before (2014), then read the rest in the order below.
To All the Boys I've Loved Before reading order

To All the Boys I've Loved Before
Jenny Han
Lara Jean Covey keeps her deepest feelings locked away, writing secret love letters to every boy she's ever had a crush on, then tucking them safely into a hatbox under her bed. But her carefully guarded world is turned upside down when these unsent letters are mysteriously mailed, forcing her to confront the recipients of her affections. Suddenly, her past crushes—from her first love to her sister's ex-boyfriend—are back in her life, demanding explanations. As Lara Jean navigates the chaos and unexpected consequences of her hidden emotions, she begins to discover that sometimes, the most terrifying situations can lead to the most wonderful possibilities.

P.S. I Still Love You
Jenny Han
Lara Jean Covey thought her first love was behind her, but now she's facing a new set of romantic complications. As her relationship with Peter Kavinsky deepens, Lara Jean must navigate the complexities of a real, public romance, including dealing with his ex-girlfriend, Gen. Meanwhile, a figure from her past reappears, forcing her to confront her true feelings and the possibility of a love triangle. This heartfelt sequel explores the challenges of growing up, the intensity of first love, and the courage it takes to be vulnerable.

Always and Forever, Lara Jean
Jenny Han
In her senior year, Lara Jean Covey is happier than ever with Peter Kavinsky, and the couple is certain they know what the future holds: college together at the University of Virginia. But when an unexpected change disrupts those plans, Lara Jean must navigate the uncertainty of growing up, making difficult choices, and discovering what she truly wants. With family, friendship, first love, and her beloved baking all offering comfort and perspective, this heartfelt conclusion to the series explores the bittersweet transition from high school to adulthood. Jenny Han’s warm, intimate storytelling captures the excitement and anxiety of leaving home while holding on to the people—and dreams—that matter most.