The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 Premieres on Prime Video

Jenny Han, the author and showrunner behind the Prime Video series The Summer I Turned Pretty, has shared insights into the intense and immersive process of adapting her novel series to television, highlighting the emotional investment and demanding year-round commitment required. The third and final season, which premiered recently, continues to follow protagonist Belly Conklin as she navigates college life and a complex love triangle with brothers Jeremiah and Conrad, while also diverging in some plot details from the original novels. Notably, the show revealed the name of Jeremiah's fraternity, Beta Sigma Nu, and explored his controversial actions that sparked debate among fans and Han herself about the nature of his cheating, emphasizing the nuanced perspectives she holds for her characters. Han has expressed a preference for authenticity and attention to detail in the series, ensuring that even small elements contribute to a realistic portrayal of the characters' lives. The final season is positioned as a culmination of the story, offering closure to long-time viewers eager to see who Belly will ultimately choose. This adaptation has marked a significant shift for Han from novelist to television creator and producer, a transition she embraces despite its challenges.