The Summer I Turned Pretty on Prime Video Prime Book Club Live launch

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The Summer I Turned Pretty on Prime Video Prime Book Club Live launch – Prime Video’s Prime Book Club LIVE fan event took place last night at Machine Hall in Sydney.

A first of its kind event for fans, Prime Book Club LIVE brings together on-screen and author talent from some of Prime Video’s biggest book-to-stream hits.

Best-selling author and showrunner for The Summer I Turned Pretty Jenny Han, along with series stars Lola Tung and Rain Spencer, appeared at the free event as well as Mercedes Ron, best-selling author of the Culpable trilogy. The event was hosted by writer, comedian and broadcaster Lucinda Price (aka Froomes). 

Through immersive activations and panel discussions, the event brought to life  The Summer I Turned Pretty, The Culpable Trilogy (My Fault, Your Fault, Our Fault), We Were Liars and more. Fans heard first-hand from Prime Video’s author and on-screen talent, the storytelling  journey from page to screen. The event also featured a special #BookTok panel presented by TikTok.

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The third and final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty is streaming now, with a new episode each Wednesday. This week Prime Video revealed that Season Three has drawn 25 million viewers globally on Prime Video through its first 7 days and  delivered global viewership growth for the second consecutive season, exceeding Season Two by 40% through its first 7 days  (The series viewership has tripled from Season One to Season Three over the same time frame). The Summer I Turned Pretty Season Three is the #1 most-watched TV season among Women 18-34.

Mercedes Ron is the author of the best-selling Culpable trilogy.

The Spanish-language YA movies My Fault (Culpa Mia) and Your Fault (Culpa Tuya) have achieved huge success, and in December last year, Your Fault became Prime Video’s biggest international original launch ever. The final chapter in the trilogy,  Our Fault (Culpa Nuestra) is launching in October.

The Culpable trilogy has expanded with an English-language version,  My Fault: London and recently filmed Your Fault: London. Mercedes has two other upcoming projects with Prime Video – Tell Me Softly, launching in December and Marfil and Ébano, the adaptation of her Enfrentados duology.

A launch event for Prime Book Club LIVE was held on Wednesday evening.

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About The Summer I Turned Pretty

Adapted from Jenny Han’s best-selling trilogy, The Summer I Turned Pretty has evolved into a global phenomenon since its debut. The first season premiered in the summer of 2022, becoming the #1 show on Prime Video during its launch weekend. Season Two followed in 2023 and more than doubled the viewership of its predecessor within the first three days. The final season premiered Wednesday, July 16, with two episodes, and a new episode will be released weekly until the series finale on Wednesday, September 17.

In Season Three, it’s the end of her junior year of college, and Belly’s looking forward to another summer in Cousins with her soulmate, Jeremiah. Her future seems set, until some core-shaking events bring her first love Conrad back into her life. Now on the brink of adulthood, Belly finds herself at a crossroads and must decide which brother has her heart. Summer will never be the same…  

The Summer I Turned Pretty on Prime Video – Wednesday 16 July 2025

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The Summer I Turned Pretty on Prime Video Prime Book Club Live launch

The Summer I Turned Pretty on Prime Video Prime Book Club Live launch

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