To All the Boys: Always and Forever

Lara Jean has everything. The perfect guy, Peter Kavinsky. Two wonderful best friends. A loving family. Soon-to-be stepmother. And a lot of applications to the desired colleges. Stanford University, Peter's School, is number one. At Stanford, she knows exactly how her future will turn out. She will cope with her studies, spend time with Peter, and then get married, buy a house and have children. The next 10 years are planned perfectly. But when Lara Jean is denied admission to Stanford, her whole plan goes down the drain. Unless, of course, there is no room for a new plan after she is accepted to New York University. She falls in love with a school that is literally on the other side of the country from the guy she loves. Lara Jean has to make a decision that will put her dreams and the guy of her dreams to the test. Lara Jean is learning to speak her mind and make healthy, difficult choices for herself and her future. In the same way, Peter learns to do the same for himself. In the process, both learn to love each other. Peter is hurt when his estranged father tries to reach out to him and ask for forgiveness. Peter tells Lara Jean that he hates his father for leaving the family, but at the same time misses him. Peter doesn't know what to do with his conflicting emotions. Lara Jean advises Peter to turn to his father. Although this is a difficult decision for Peter, he decides to do the hard work of talking to his father.