{"id":59703,"date":"2025-07-12T13:48:21","date_gmt":"2025-07-12T13:48:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/59703\/"},"modified":"2025-07-12T13:48:21","modified_gmt":"2025-07-12T13:48:21","slug":"a-guide-to-emily-henry-books-in-order","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/59703\/","title":{"rendered":"A Guide to Emily Henry Books in Order"},"content":{"rendered":"

Beach Read (2020)<\/p>\n

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Augustus and January are both book authors, but their stories are opposites: Augustus writes heart-wrenching literary fiction, and January writes romance. But, they have a few things in common: they\u2019re both living in neighboring beach houses for the next three months, and they both have writer’s block. Their vacations take an interesting turn when the two decide to switch genres for the summer and guide each other in the process. And of course, no one\u2019s supposed to fall in love. <\/p>\n

A film adaptation of Beach Read<\/a> was announced in 2023, with Yulin Kuang set to direct. <\/p>\n

People We Meet on Vacation (2021)<\/p>\n

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People We Meet on Vacation is a friends-to-lovers romance following Poppy and Alex, two best friends who have been taking annual summer vacations together for a decade. After an incident during one of their trips, they stop speaking for two years…until Poppy decides to reach out to Alex and plan one last vacation to hopefully recover the friendship they once had. <\/p>\n

A film adaptation<\/a> of People We Meet on Vacation starring Tom Blyth and Emily Bader is coming to Netflix on January 9, 2026.<\/p>\n

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Book Lovers (2022)<\/p>\n

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This enemies-to-lovers novel follows Nora, an ambitious literary agent and Charlie, a successful book editor. Their paths first cross during a work negotiation in New York City, but it\u2019s not until several encounters during a forced vacation organized by Nora\u2019s sister that the two realize that there might be more to the other than meets the eye. <\/p>\n

In 2023, Tango Entertainment revealed they wanted to adapt Book Lovers<\/a> into a feature film. <\/p>\n

Happy Place (2023)<\/p>\n

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When Harriet arrives at her best friend\u2019s cabin for her friend group’s annual summer vacation, she never imagined her ex would be there. Wyn, Harriet\u2019s ex, who is also part of the friend group, broke up with her months before the vacation, but they have yet to tell their friends. They decide to keep their breakup a secret, but to do that, they must pretend they\u2019re still together during the entire trip. What could possibly go wrong? <\/p>\n

In 2024, Netflix optioned the novel for Jennifer Lopez\u2019 Neuyorican Productions to adapt as a series, and Leila Cohan (Bridgerton) is set to be the showrunner. <\/p>\n

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Funny Story (2024)<\/p>\n

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Funny Story is a \u201cpretend dating\u201d romance about Daphne, a children’s librarian who moved to a new town following her fianc\u00e9, Peter. When Peter leaves Daphne for Petra, his childhood best friend, the future Daphne dreamed of begins to crumble before her eyes. Similarly, Petra\u2019s boyfriend, Miles, has a difficult time processing their breakup. Having nowhere to stay in her new town, Daphne decides to move in with Miles, who is now in need of a roommate. What can you do when your ex-fianc\u00e9 and your roommate\u2019s ex-girlfriend send you both invitations to their wedding? You pretend you\u2019re dating and plan to go together, of course. Or at least that\u2019s what Miles and Daphne decide to do \u2014 not knowing that their decision would be the start of a very funny story.<\/p>\n

Funny Story is being adapted into a film<\/a> by Lyrical Media and Ryder Pictures Company. Henry herself is set to write the script.<\/p>\n

Great Big Beautiful Life (2025)<\/p>\n

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Great Big Beautiful Life is Henry\u2019s latest novel. It follows Alice and Hayden, two writers competing to write a biography of an heiress living in a small coastal town. Hayden is a seasoned writer, and Alice is relatively unknown in the industry. While competing for the same opportunity to bring their subject\u2019s story to life, Alice and Henry find themselves uncovering truths about her life and realizing she\u2019s more than what she seems. In a month, their joined journey sparks an unimaginable connection.<\/p>\n

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Hello Girls (2019)<\/p>\n

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Hello Girls is a young adult novel about high school seniors Winona and Lucille, who decide to run away together to escape their difficult home situations. Their Thelma and Louise-esque journey involves a stolen convertible, a cross-country trip from Michigan to Las Vegas and robbing gas stations. Henry co-wrote Hello Girls with Brittany Cavallaro, and it\u2019s the last YA novel Henry worked on before pivoting to adult romance. <\/p>\n

When the Sky Fell on Splendor (2019)<\/p>\n

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Franny\u2019s life changed when her town\u2019s steel mill exploded, and so did the lives of most of the town\u2019s residents. Some were casualties, and others are related to someone who was. Now, in a coma, Franny\u2019s brother is amongst those affected. In search of an escape, Franny joins a group of teenagers who call themselves The Ordinary. Together, they explore their town\u2019s mysteries and upload videos on their YouTube channel. Everything changes when one of the mysteries turns out to be a real anomaly. <\/p>\n

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A Million Junes (2017)<\/p>\n

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June O\u2019Donnell\u2019s family has one rule: stay away from the Angerts, their neighbors. When the Angerts\u2019 oldest son returns to their magical town, an instant spark is lit between him and June. Together, they must unveil the mystery behind their families’ feud and their town\u2019s magical nature. <\/p>\n

The Love That Split the World (2016)<\/p>\n

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This book follows Natalie, a high school senior who finds herself occasionally drifting into an alternate reality. There, she meets Beau, a boy who only exists in this world. Together, they must embark on a journey to save someone\u2019s life and discover the reason behind their connection. <\/p>\n

\"Lettermark\"<\/p>\n

Rosamelia is an Editorial Intern at Good Housekeeping. She’s also a graduate student in NYU’s Magazine and Digital Storytelling program. In her free time, you can find her reading and reviewing books on her bookstagram: amelias_biblioteca.<\/p>\n

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