Books Like To All the Boys I've Loved Before

Stephanie Perkins

Like Han's novel, it centres on a teen narrator whose feelings for a boy grow gradually, with a witty voice and a setting that feels like a treat.

Rainbow Rowell

It offers the same tender, awkward first-crush energy as Lara Jean's story, told through two teenagers who notice each other slowly and deeply.

Nicola Yoon

Its alternating perspectives and quick-witted dialogue deliver the romantic pull and emotional sincerity that made Han's book so easy to finish.

Sarah Dessen

Dessen writes about a grieving teen finding her footing through summer love and family ties, with the same gentle, observant tone Han's readers enjoy.

Benjamin Alire Sáenz

A tender story about two boys and their families, it shares the heartfelt focus on identity and loyalty that gives To All the Boys its emotional weight.

Julie Murphy

Its lively small-town setting and a heroine who speaks her mind suit fans of Lara Jean's warmth, humour and close family relationships.

Becky Albertalli

Like Han's book, it is a contemporary high school romance with a witty first-person narrator and a secret-sharing, email-driven plot.

David Yoon

Its teen narrator juggles family expectations and a romance that keeps catching him off guard, which will appeal to readers who loved Lara Jean's mix of humour and heart.

Wendelin Van Draanen

Told from two alternating viewpoints, it captures the same early-crush nervousness and small-town school life that makes To All the Boys so relatable.

Julia Walton

A romance with more emotional weight, it suits readers who liked Han's love story and want a contemporary YA novel that also explores hard realities.

Angie Thomas

A powerful, character-driven YA novel with a strong teen voice and a deeper look at family and community, for readers ready for a more serious read.