{"id":96834,"date":"2025-07-27T13:44:21","date_gmt":"2025-07-27T13:44:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/96834\/"},"modified":"2025-07-27T13:44:21","modified_gmt":"2025-07-27T13:44:21","slug":"how-to-read-all-of-jenny-hans-books-in-order","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/96834\/","title":{"rendered":"How to Read All of Jenny Han’s Books in Order"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"On\"Shug<\/a><\/p>\n

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Shug is a coming-of-age story following 12-year-old Annemarie or \u201cShug\u201d as her friends and family call her, as she navigates the highs and lows of growing up. Shug\u2019s friends aren’t so nice to her anymore. She\u2019s unsatisfied with her looks and her family seems to be slowly falling apart. It all brings Shug to one very important conclusion: nothing is worse than growing up. Yet, she must learn that she doesn\u2019t have to do it alone.<\/p>\n

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The Summer I Turned Pretty (2009)\"On\"The<\/a><\/p>\n

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Every summer, Isabel (Belly) spends time at Cousins Beach, where her mother\u2019s best friend owns a beach house. Some of her most precious memories were formed there, including bonding with brothers Conrad and Jeremiah Fisher, who see her as a little sister. Everything began to change one summer when Belly’s \u201cchange\u201d was undeniable. She\u2019s grown and \u201cturned pretty,\u201d stirring an attraction towards her from Conrad, whom she\u2019s always had a crush on, and a deeper connection with Jeremiah. Now, Belly must navigate the newfound attention from Conrad and what seems to be the early stages of a love triangle with the brothers. <\/p>\n

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It’s Not Summer Without You (2010)\"On\"It's<\/a><\/p>\n

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It\u2019s Not Summer Without You is the second book in The Summer I Turned Pretty trilogy. Following a tragic death, Belly and the Fishers face more emotional turmoil than ever. Their grief destroys Conrad and Belly\u2019s relationship, pulling them away from each other and pushing Belly to seek emotional refuge in Jeremiah. As Belly\u2019s dynamic with the brothers begins to flip, the tasks of growing up and figuring out love start to become more complicated. <\/p>\n

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We’ll Always Have Summer (2011)\"On\"We'll<\/a><\/p>\n

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We\u2019ll Always Have Summer is the final installment in The Summer I Turned Pretty trilogy. Now older, Belly must face college life, new cracks in her relationship with one of the brothers and the consequences of her past actions. <\/p>\n

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Clara Lee and the Apple Pie Dream (2011)\"Clara<\/a><\/p>\n

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Clara Lee and the Apple Pie Dream is Jenny Han\u2019s first children\u2019s book. Clara Lee, an imaginative third grader, has to prepare to deliver a speech at her town\u2019s Little Miss Apple Pie pageant. In doing so, she begins to doubt her identity \u2014 does being Korean-American make her less American than the other girls? This story shows that through kindness, authenticity and our loved ones\u2019 support, we can overcome self-doubt. <\/p>\n

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\"On\"Burn<\/a><\/p>\n

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In this revenge drama, best friend trio Kat, Lillia and Mary form an alliance to take down those who\u2019ve wronged them. While their playback begins as harmless pranks, they quickly escalate and become something darker. As they become entangled in a mess of their own, the girls realize that revenge comes at a cost and that their actions have consequences.<\/p>\n

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Fire with Fire is the second book in Han\u2019s Burn for Burn trilogy. Now facing guilt and regret for the shocking fallout of their past revenge plans, friends Kat, Lillia and Mary continue uncovering secrets about each other and those around them. These truths pull them back into a dangerous cycle of retaliation. Only this time, the stakes are higher, involving chilling supernatural forces. <\/p>\n

\"On\"Ashes<\/a><\/p>\n

Ashes to Ashes is the third book in Han\u2019s Burn to Burn trilogy. Now facing a chilling truth about Mary, the other girls, Kat and Lillia, must learn how to cope with what they now know. Facing the consequences of their previous actions, the girls are left grappling with even more guilt and dealing with supernatural forces that continue to take hold. <\/p>\n

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To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2014)\"On\"To<\/a><\/p>\n

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To All the Boys I\u2019ve Loved Before is the first book in Han\u2019s trilogy of the same name. It follows Lara Jean, a 16-year-old high schooler who\u2019s written a love letter to every boy she\u2019s ever been in love with. The catch? She never sends them. Instead, she keeps them in a hidden box in her bedroom. One day, all of her letters are unexpectedly sent to every recipient. Josh (her sister\u2019s ex) is one of them, and Peter (Lara Jean\u2019s first kiss) is another. To manage the chaos of her situation, Lara Jean enters a fake relationship with Peter, sure that neither of them would truly fall in love. What could possibly go wrong?<\/p>\n

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P.S. I Still Love You (2015)\"On\"P.S.<\/a><\/p>\n

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The second book in Han\u2019s To All the Boys I\u2019ve Loved Before trilogy, P.S. I Still Love You, is a continuation of Lara Jean\u2019s and Peter\u2019s story, who are no longer pretending to be in a relationship \u2013 they are a couple. But, their relationship is threatened when one of Lara Jean\u2019s letters receives an unexpected reply, sparking new emotions and forcing her to make difficult decisions. <\/p>\n

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Always and Forever, Lara Jean (2017)\"On\"Always<\/a><\/p>\n

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This heartfelt conclusion to the To All the Boys I\u2019ve Loved Before trilogy captures the bittersweet moments of growing up and making life-changing decisions. With College Decision Day looming, Lara Jean faces the potential changes her romantic and family relationships may endure based on her choice. <\/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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