The obvious answer: The Summer I Turned Pretty trilogy. Season 2 is based on It's Not Summer Without You, so you can get to know the origin of the characters we’ve all come to love, and you too can ruin (or improve?) your friends’ SITP watch party with the classic "that’s not how it happens in the book...”

If you loved Jenny Han’s The Summer I Turned Pretty, you’re sure to enjoy her To All the Boys I've Loved Before trilogy. This adorable romance adds an iconic fake-dating setup into the mix after Lara Jean’s love letters get sent out to past crushes. Now a Netflix adaptation, these lighthearted classics are a must-read for Jenny Han fans!

If you loved the love triangle in SITP and also enjoy how perfectly Noah Kahan’s “Dial Drunk” and Taylor Swift’s “this is me trying” encapsulate shattered dreams and identity crises, Those Summer Nights is the book for you. Hannah Klein will win over your heart as she navigates recovery, making amends, and a blossoming relationship(?) with her brother’s best friend. 

A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and Tomorrow is exactly like SITP, if instead of sandy beaches and midnight swims, you had cloudy skies, light rain, and teatime in the English countryside. Worry not though, the love interest will warm your heart plenty in this swoony novel following Lila Reyes as she reluctantly leaves behind her Miami home and unexpectedly finds love—and herself.  

If you want to swap out the beach for the woods, read Starry Eyes, a romantic dramedy about Zorie, a teen girl who, despite her obsession with planning, has found herself lost in the wilderness. Luckily, she’s not stumbling through the woods alone, she's also stuck with her ex-friend turned enemy turned potential lover. Between the great banter, hilarious forced proximity, and heart-warming exploration of family, you won’t be able to put it down.

This one’s for the playlist-making, happily-ever-after hopefuls. Better Than the Movies follows a hopelessly romantic teen girl and her cute yet obnoxious neighbor as they scheme to get her noticed by her untouchable crush. Trust me, you’ll be giggling and kicking your feet in the air faster than you can say, “I need a Wes Bennett in my life”. 

Love & Gelato is a fun, friends-to-lovers romance mixed with complex family dynamics and secrets and sprinkled with the slightest hint of Mamma Mia. You’ll love following Lina through the map of Tuscany left behind in her mother’s diary, and this could even become a bucket list of spots you won’t want to miss if you’re ever in Italy. 

If you’re looking for a grumpy-sunshine dynamic where she’s the grump and he’s the sunshine, All Alone with You is a slow-burn, sweet romance set in Seattle that manages to bring all the swoon of a great romance, while also dealing with some heavier issues like broken friendships, anxiety, and mental health. Pick up this read if you’re interested in a standoffish teen girl whose loner status gets challenged by a dynamic elderly woman and a perpetually cheerful boy, and if you’re okay with maybe crying a little bit.

From the co-author of Five Feet Apart, The Lucky List is a slow-burn story about falling in love, dealing with grief, and accepting yourself for who you are. It’s got all the joy of a summer bucket list, with the added fun of a very cute sapphic love interest and the charm of a chaotic small town in Pennsylvania.

The Love Match is the perfect pick for all of our love-triangle fans. This story follows a Bangladeshi American teen whose meddling mother arranges a match to secure their family’s financial security—just as she’s falling in love with someone else.  Hold on tight because, this protagonist is "Chef’s kiss" perfection, and the desi rom com vibes and fake dating schemes? Exquisite. These male leads might even give the Fisher boys a run for their money.