Lara Jean keeps love letters in a green cylindrical box that her mother gave her. They aren't love letters written to her by anyone else, but letters she's written and keeping. One for each boy she loves; five in all. When she writes, she doesn't hold back on putting everything in the letter: every secret thought, every subtle observation, and everything that lies hidden inside her that she can't really say because she knows no one can see it but her own eyes. Until one day, her secret letters are mailed, and suddenly Lara Jean's love life goes from fantasy to reality, spiraling out of control. To All the Boys I've Loved is a trilogy by author Jenny Han that was turned into a teen romance film series. The novels were published in April 2014 and spent forty weeks on the New York Times bestseller list as the best young adult romance novel. Netflix acquired the film rights and released the film on August 17, 2018. "Lara Jean's innocent, shy, and deeply emotional personality gives this touching story its own individuality and charm." - Publishers Weekly. "To All the Boys I've Loved is a lighthearted novel that will make you reminisce about your teenage years. I sincerely wish I had Lara Jean in my life when I was a teenager, and that's why I know she could change someone else's life." - Julian Buono. "Jenny Han writes books with such warmth and sweetness that reading them feels like soaking in a hot bath." - Constance Grady