Jenny Han

Jenny Han is a New York Times bestselling author known for her heartfelt young adult novels that explore themes of first love, family, and growing up. She grew up in Virginia and studied psychology and English at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill before earning an MFA in creative writing in New York City. Han’s career began with the publication of her debut novel, Shug, while she was still in college. She is best known for her clean, emotionally resonant romances, including the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before trilogy, which has been celebrated for its authentic portrayal of an Asian American teenager’s experiences and was adapted into a popular Netflix series. Han’s work is distinguished by its warmth, vulnerability, and hopefulness, offering readers relatable stories that navigate the complexities of adolescence with sensitivity and honesty. Jenny Han currently lives and writes in New York City. While she maintains a private personal life, her novels reflect a deep understanding of family dynamics and the universal challenges of young adulthood. Through her storytelling, Han has become a leading voice in clean romance and young adult fiction, inspiring readers with characters who are nuanced, genuine, and full of heart.