A most beautiful genre. Full of tropes and fun scenes. Friends to lovers, enemies to lovers, and even second chances. Here are the top 10 romance books according to me... 10. Love in the Time of Serial Killers by Alicia Thompson - PhD candidate Phoebe is writing her dissertation on true crime. She's truly obsessed with it. But she does find the time to do so, considering she's fixing her childhood home. And her new neighbor totally doesn't help especially when she thinks he's a serial killer or is he? Tropes - Next-door neighbor ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 9. The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams - A fluffy read about childhood friends to lovers. Bree is a dance teacher struggling to pay bills and Nathan is her best friend playing football and secretly paying her bills. When a video of Bree goes viral, they decide to fake date but will it turn into something true ? Tropes - Friends to lovers, one of us is famous, Fake Dating ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 8. Happy Place by Emily Henry - Harriet and Wyn are the perfect couple or are they? They broke up now they have to fake date in front of their friends during their annual week-long vacation. Turns out it might be easy to fake being in love with the person you have spent years with. Tropes - Exes to Lovers, Fake Dating ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 7. Book Lovers by Emily Henry - Nora and Charlie work in the world of books, but that doesn't mean they get along. When they cross paths during vacation in a small town will their enmity turn into something better? Tropes - enemies to lovers, small-town romance ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 6. 7 Days in June by Tia Williams - Two authors who have been secretly talking through their books finally cross paths after years since they first met, except everything's changed. Will they fall in love again or were they always destined for meeting 7 Days in June? Tropes - second chance romance ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen - The original classics enemies to lovers. Miss Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy want nothing to do with each other but once they meet, their path seems intertwined. With their clashing ideas and philosophies, will they finally fall in love ? Tropes - enemies to lovers ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4. People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry - Poppy and Alex have always had their annual summer trip except that for the past two years they haven't been talking. They decide to go on a last trip but will this time change things, will they finally be able to confront their past? For them it's a last chance to fall in love. Tropes - friends to lovers, last chance romance ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3. Beach Read by Emily Henry - January writes romance and Gus writes Science fiction, when past college rivals decide to challenge each other to swap genres, it leads to a wild crazy romance. Not to mention, they're in a small town, and they are neighbors. Will they finally fall in love ? Tropes - forced proximity, enemies to lovers ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2. The Roughest Draft by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka - Katrina and Nathan wrote a bestselling book and then they stopped talking completely. Now, after 2 years, they still have another book to write according to their contract. That means staying in a house together especially when they can't tolerate each other. They must confront the ghosts and mistakes from their past. And confess their feeling before it's too late. Tropes - second chance romance, forced proximity ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1. You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle - Noami and Nicholas are already engaged but they want to anymore. But wedding bills cost a lot, no neither wants to be the guilty party. So, it leads to a full-on prank war against each other to see who backs out first. But what if they fall in love again? Tropes - Lovers to enemies to lovers ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Till the Next Happy Reading...

At what age did you start reading romance novels? - I would say probably 14, I loved the Ya romance genre. If you could pick one hero to meet from your favorite romance novels who would it be and why? - Maybe Augustus from Beach Read. I would love to talk to him about books. Who are your favorite romance authors and why? - Emily Henry. She is surely the queen of summer romance. Her writing is just amazing. What is a favorite romance novel to re-read? - You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle. It's just such a positive book and has amazing quotes. What book would you recommend to a non-romance reader? - Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez. It's a great starter book for romance. Which is your favorite: contemporary, suspense, or historical, and why? - Contemporary, I like to keep it simple. Till the Next Happy Reading...

Emily Henry is the queen of summer rom-coms. Every single one of her books is amazing, to say the least. The author who has been ruling the booktok romance genre for years. Here's a complete guide to her brilliant books. # Happy Place Harriet and Wyn have been the perfect ideal couple since they met in college — they go together in the perfect balance, but not now, due to reasons they are not currently discussing. They separated 6 months ago. Yet haven't told their best friends. This is the way they wind up sharing the biggest room at the Maine bungalow that has been their companion gathering's yearly escape for the last 10 years. Just this year, Harriet and Wyn are telling a blatant lie while making an effort to not admit that they need one another. Since the cabin is available to be purchased this is the last week they'll all have together here. They can't tolerate breaking their closest ones' hearts, so they'll play their parts. It's a perfect arrangement (If you are blind and witnessing all this). Following quite an entertaining week, how hard is it to lie to the people who know you the best? ⭐⭐⭐⭐ / ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ # Book Lovers Nora Stephens' life is books — she has read them all. Not the spunky one, not the laidback beauty queen, and particularly not the darling. Truth be told, Nora is a courageous woman for her clients, for whom she lands huge arrangements as a vicious literary agent, and her darling younger sibling Libby. This is the reason she agrees to go to Daylight Falls, North Carolina for the long stretch of August when Libby asks her for a sisters' excursion away — with dreams of peace and fun. While there, Nora continues to catch Charlie Lastra, a rival editor from back in the city. It would be a meet-charming notwithstanding the way that they've met commonly and it's never been adorable. If Nora knows she's not an ideal courageous woman, Charlie knows he's no one's legend, however, as they are put together over and over — what they find may rewrite their stories together or forever apart. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ / ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ # People we meet on Vacation Poppy and Alex. Alex and Poppy. They share nothing in common. She's an out-of-control kid; he dons khakis. She has an unquenchable longing for novelty or adventure; he likes to remain at home with a book. Furthermore, in some way or another, since a game-changing vehicle shared home from school quite a while back, they are the absolute best of friends. For a large portion of the year they live far separated — she's in New York City, and he's in their little old neighborhood — however every late spring, for 10 years, they go for an annual vacation. Until quite a while back, when they stopped talking. They haven't spoken since. Poppy convinces Alex for a final getaway, one last trip where all the secrets of the past come back. Presently she has seven days to fix everything. If by some stroke of good luck, she can get around the one major truth that has consistently stood discreetly in the center of their amazing relationship. What's the worst that could happen? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ / ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ # Beach Read Augustus Everett is a bestselling author of literary fiction. January Andrews writes the best romance books. At the point when she pens a cheerful happily ever later, he kills off his whole cast of characters. The main thing they share practically speaking is that for the following three months, they're residing in adjoining ocean-side houses, broke, and stalled with a creative slump. Until, one foggy night, one thing leads to one more and they figure out a bet intended to break them out of their imaginative slumps: Augustus will spend the late spring composing something cheerful, and January will pen the Incredible American Book. She'll go on him on fake dates like in any romantic comedy montage, and he'll take her to talk with people from surviving cults (clearly). Everybody will complete a book and nobody will fall in love. Really? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ / ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Till the Next Happy Reading...

The ultimate book survey about all things bookish... AUTHOR YOU’VE READ THE MOST BOOKS FROM: - Agatha Christie, I have read around 50 books by her. During lockdown, I had a great obsession with her. BEST SEQUEL EVER: - Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins. It was the best Hunger Games boo out there. CURRENTLY READING: - Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor DRINK OF CHOICE WHILE READING: - Cold Coffee with chocolate syrup. E-READER OR PHYSICAL BOOK? - Always physical. The E - book just doesn't feel the same. FICTIONAL CHARACTER YOU PROBABLY WOULD HAVE ACTUALLY DATED IN HIGH SCHOOL: - Nathan from the Cheat Sheet GLAD YOU GAVE THIS BOOK A CHANCE: - The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho HIDDEN GEM BOOK: - This Book Kills by Ravena Guron. Surely deserves more hype. IMPORTANT MOMENT IN YOUR READING LIFE: - Falling in love with books again in lockdown. JUST FINISHED: - Letters to Milena by Frank Kafka KINDS OF BOOKS YOU WON’T READ: - High fantasy books. They are just too hard to comprehend. LONGEST BOOK YOU’VE READ: - Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J. Maas. MAJOR BOOK HANGOVER BECAUSE OF: - Chain of Iron by Cassandra Clare. The ending wrecked me. NUMBER OF BOOKCASES YOU OWN: - 2 Large bookshelves and 1 bookcase. ONE BOOK YOU HAVE READ MULTIPLE TIMES: - Once Upon a Thriller by Carolyn Keene. It's a short read. I don't know why but it gives me satisfaction to read it. PREFERRED PLACE TO READ: - In my bed, cozy and comfortable. QUOTE THAT INSPIRES YOU/GIVES YOU ALL THE FEELS FROM A BOOK YOU’VE READ: "from now until the Darkness claims us." - Heir of Fire, Sarah J. Maas. READING REGRET: - Not getting into mystery books earlier. SERIES YOU STARTED AND NEED TO FINISH (ALL BOOKS ARE OUT IN SERIES): - The Hunger Games maybe, I still need to read A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. THREE OF YOUR ALL-TIME FAVORITE BOOKS: - This is very hard to choose but my top three would be - 1. Murder on the Orient Express 2. The Starless Sea 3. The Secret History UNAPOLOGETIC FANGIRL FOR: - Sarah J. Maas VERY EXCITED FOR THIS RELEASE MORE THAN ALL THE OTHERS: - The Wicked Powers, the suspense will have my life. WORST BOOKISH HABIT: - I used to dog-ear my pages, and still do sometimes. X MARKS THE SPOT: START AT THE TOP LEFT OF YOUR SHELF AND PICK THE 27TH BOOK: - The Clockwork Prince by Cassandra Clare. YOUR LATEST BOOK PURCHASE: - The Swordcatcher by Cassandra Clare ZZZ-SNATCHER BOOK (LAST BOOK THAT KEPT YOU UP WAY LATE): - A Taste of Poison by Tessonja Odette Till the next Happy Reading...

Judith Lewis, better known by her pen name - Cassandra Clare is a popular teen fantasy author credited to have written one of the best Young Adult Fantasy series. # The Shadowhunter Chronicles Comprising of 21 books and 3 more to come, the Shadowhunter Chronicles is about descendants of Angels, who kill demons at night and keep balance in the world. It has action, drama, and romance. It will completely immerse you. The series is divided into various parts, the parts can be read as a series themselves. Each series has a different timeline though all are set in the same universe. There are two ways to read it, the chronological order or publishing order. I would personally recommend publishing order since things are easier to understand that way. The Series are:- The Mortal Instruments - Clary Fray gets sucked into the world of Monster and demon hunting when she is suddenly attacked in New York. What will happen when she discovers her past and realizes she always had been a part of this world? The order is - 1 - City of Bones 2 - City of Ashes 3 - City of Glass 4 - City of Fallen Angels 5 - City of Lost Souls 6 - City of Heavenly Fire The Infernal Devices - In the year 1878, Tessa Gray falls into the trap of supernatural species when she is on the quest to find her missing brother in London. But what will she uncover, that she herself is a part of that world? The order is - 1 - The Clockwork Angel 2 - The Clockwork Prince 3 - The Clockwork Princess The Dark Artifices - Set after the events of the Mortal Instruments in Los Angeles, It follows Emma Carstairs and the Blackthorn family. When deaths start taking place, they think it's someone's dark plot, but will they be able to uncover the truth in time? The order is - 1 - Lady Midnight 2 - Lord of Shadows 3 - The Queen of Air and Darkness The Last Hours - Set after the events of Infernal Devices, it follows their kids as they try to solve the mystery behind the demon attacks in London. Will they be able to save all or be doomed along with all of the city? The order is - 1 - Chain of Gold 2 - Chain of Iron 3 - Chain of Thorns The Wicked Powers - The final series set in the Shadowhunter world is yet to come, it will follow 3 characters from the Dark Artifices series. The Eldest Curses - A companion series for two characters from the Mortal Instruments series that follow their side quests to unravel mysteries. The order is - 1 - Red Scrolls of Magic 2 - Lost Book of the White 3 - Black Volume of the Dead Companion Novels and Collection of Stories - Bane Chronicles - It follows a beloved immortal character, who appears in each and every book and this book is about his own adventures. - Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy - It follows the best friend of Clary Fray and his adventures in the Academy while learning to fight demons. - Ghosts of the Shadow Market - It follows an amazing character from The Infernal Devices and his adventures while trying to adjust. Order to Read - City of Bones City of Ashes City of Glass Clockwork Angel City of Fallen Angels Clockwork Prince City of Lost Souls Clockwork Princess City of Heavenly Fire Lady Midnight Lord of Shadows Queen of Air and Darkness Chain of Gold Chain of Iron Chain of Thorns # The Magisterium Series by Cassandra Clare and Holly Black Call's father has always warned him to stay away from magic, but who can stay away from magic? When Call gets admitted into the Magisterium School he goes on an adventure that will change his life. The order is - 1 - The Iron Trial 2 - Copper Gauntlet 3 - Bronze Key 4 - Silver Mask 5 - Golden Tower # The Swordcatcher series - Set in a world where Kel and the Prince have grown up together except it's in the fate that Kel will have to die for him. In a world full of political drama will the kingdom survive? The order is - 1 - The Swordcatcher 2 - The Ragpicker King (not released) Till the Next Happy Reading...

The perfect book tag when you want to obsess over your favorite Fictional Couples. 1) If you could date a fictional character who would it be and why? - Will Herondale because of his love for books. 2) If you were to go on a date with said fictional character where would you go and what would you do? - To a Library and then maybe star gaze through the window with coffee. 3) A favorite “ship”/ couple you’ve read? - Naomi and Nicholas from You Deserve Each Other. The most perfect couple ever. 4) A “ship”/couple you hated? - Voldemort and Bellatrix, what the hell was this? 5) A book that had the classic Hate to Love trope? - The Folk of the Air, Jude, and Cardan, are just amazing. 6) A book that had insta love? - I don't read books with insta love, it's too cringe and easy. 7) A book with a light cutesie relationship? - Book Lovers by Emily Henry, Charlie and Nora. Out of all Emily Henry books, this was definitely, the least stakes. 8) A book with a relationship that made you cry? - Katrina and Nathan from the Roughest Draft. They were the most emotional couple I have read about. 9) A book without romance (or with very little)? - Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie. Very very less romance. 10) If you could delete one “ship” from a book who would it be and why? - Ron and Hermione from Harry Potter, not my type of favorite couple. They would be better off as friends. 11) A new couple you read that you ship? - Briony and Thorne from A Dream so Wicked. An amazing enemies to lovers with curses to break. Till the Next Happy Reading...

There is always some or the other bookish scenarios in our book lover minds. This tag was made to satisfy those. YOU HAVE TO GET RID OF ALL YOUR BOOKS AND YOU CAN ONLY KEEP ONE FROM EACH OF THESE GENRES —CONTEMPORARY, FANTASY, NONFICTION, AND ONE OTHER GENRE OF YOUR CHOOSING. WHAT BOOKS DO YOU KEEP? CONTEMPORARY - Tweet Cute by Emma Lord. It's a teen romance about kids from rival restaurants. FANTASY - The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern. It's about Zachary who finds a book about his own life in a library. NONFICTION - The habit of winning by Prakash Iyer. It has amazing inspirational stories. COMICS - Any Chacha Choudhary Comic honestly. It's about a wise old man and his alien friend, Sabu from Jupiter. YOU’RE AT THE BOOKSTORE AND YOU HEAR A TEENAGER TELLING THEIR MOM THEY DON’T LIKE TO READ, BUT THEIR MOM INSISTS THEY PICK SOMETHING. YOU WALK OVER AND RECOMMEND A BOOK YOU THINK IS GREAT FOR PEOPLE WHO AREN’T BIG ON READING – WHAT BOOK IS IT? City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. It's very easy to read and is full of adventure and fun. It's the first book in the Mortal Instruments series. It's a great starter book for fantasy. YOU’RE NOT FEELING YOURSELF AND NEED A PICK ME UP. WHICH BOOK DO YOU READ TO PUT YOURSELF IN A GREAT MOOD? The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams. This one is a very happy and fluffy romance book to read. Will definitely put you in a good mood. YOU GO BACK IN TIME FOR A DAY TO YOUR TEENAGE YEARS. WHAT BOOK WOULD YOU MOST LIKELY HAVE CAUGHT YOURSELF READING? Any Agatha Christie novel. Would read anything written by her. YOUR FRIEND SURPRISES YOU WITH A FOUR-DAY TRIP AND YOU HAVE 1 HOUR TO PACK. WHICH BOOK DO YOU BRING TO READ ON THE WAY? Probably my Kindle, but if I had to choose one book. This Book Kills by Ravena Guron. It's a book about a girl who has an assignment to write about a murder and then someone at her school gets murdered in the same way. She gets caught up in a thread of lies, deceptions, and betrayal. YOUR HOUSE HAS BEEN ROBBED! DON’T WORRY – EVERYONE IS SAFE, BUT YOUR BOOKSHELF HAS BEEN RAIDED. WHAT’S THE BOOK YOU REALLY HOPE IS SAFE? I honestly won't choose. I love all my books equally whether they are my favorite or not, that doesn't matter. YOUR FRIEND BORROWS A BOOK AND RETURNS IT IN AWFUL CONDITION. DO YOU A) JUST PRETEND YOU HAVEN’T NOTICED B) ASK THEM TO REPURCHASE IT OR C) SECRETLY DO THE SAME TO SOMETHING OF THEIRS? Option A. I'll be a saint about it. Till the Next Happy Reading...

Fantasy - the genre full of magic, wizards, kingdoms, royals, and creatures. There always certain tropes bound to get repeated, so let's get to the Book Tag, shall we ? LOST PRINCESS: A BOOK/SERIES YOU LOST INTEREST IN HALFWAY THROUGH - The Swordcatcher by Cassnadra Clare. This was her first book set outside the Shadowhunter world, and it was a huge disappointment. I did finish it though even though I was bored. It wasn't exactly the signature Cassandra Clare writing style, it wasn't good. KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOR: A HYPED BOOK/SERIES YOU WERE SWEPT UP BY - The Folk of the Air Series by Holly Black. This is one of the most hyped books and for me, it certainly lived up to the standard. WISE OLD WIZARD: AN AUTHOR WHO AMAZES YOU WITH HIS/HER WRITING - Erin Morgenstern. She only has two books in her bibliography and I consider it a very big crime. MAIDEN IN DISTRESS: AN UNDERVALUED CHARACTER YOU WISH HAD A BIGGER STORYLINE - Aedion from the Throne of Glass series. He definitely deserved a better role and should have been given more chapters. MAGIC SWORD: A MAGICAL ITEM/ABILITY YOU WISH AUTHORS USED LESS - The whole fae and salt thing. It's just weird. MINDLESS VILLAIN: A PHRASE YOU CANNOT HELP BUT ROLL YOUR EYES AT - Mates in fae books, despite being a Maas lover, I can't help but be annoyed at this. UNTAMED DRAGON: A MAGICAL CREATURE YOU WISH YOU HAD AS A PET - Maybe a Hippogriff. It would be cool to fly around on it. CHOSEN ONE: A BOOK/SERIES YOU WILL ALWAYS ROOT FOR - The Shadowhunter Chronicles series. I wish this series would never end. Till the next Happy Reading...

The Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie. Despite her books being a century old, always keep the reader in suspense. Her characters are so complex and interesting, that you can't even guess who might be the killer. 1)How did you first get into reading Agatha Christie? & which of her books did you read first? - During lockdown, my mom bought three bestselling Agatha Christie books, so that I won't be bored. Unsurprisingly, I finished those 3 books in three days. The books were - Murder on the Orient Express, Murder of Roger Ackroyd, And Then There Were None. 2) Have you read any books on Agatha and her life? (Auto Biographies, biographies, etc. - No I have not but I have watched a lot of mini-movies and documentaries. 3) Have you watched any adaptations of Agatha Christie’s books; films, TV shows, plays etc? If so do you have a favourite? - The Murder on the Orient Express film was amazing. David Suchet's television show is one of the best book adaptations. 4) Which book of Agatha Christie’s has your favorite villain? - Five Little Pigs had an amazing villain. I didn't even know that character had such motives to even be on the suspect list. 5) Which book of Agatha Christie’s would you like to read/ re-read next? - I would love to read the Tommy and Tuppence series by her 6) Miss Marple or Poirot and explain your reasonings about your choice, also your favorite non-recurring character, so just one from one of the books that you loved? - Poirot all the way, I have read Miss Marple's books but for some reason, they didn't click. On the other hand, I just love Poirot, he's funny and smart. I would love to be his friend. One non-recurring character of my choice would be Michael Starkwedder from The Unexpected Guest. 7) Agatha Christie also wrote as Mary Westmacott, have you read any of these books? if so what did you think of them and were they like her other books? - I read one book of her's by Mary Westmacott. I was the Unfinished Portrait and I didn't like it at all. It was just too simple and boring. 8) There are quite a few books that feature Agatha as the character rather than the author, talk about the ones you have read and enjoyed - if you have not then would you like to? - I would like to think I'll enjoy it. I do love Christie. 9)Do you have a favorite Agatha Christie book that you find yourself turning to again and again? - Hercule Poirot's Christmas is a beloved one of mine. 10)She is known as the Queen of Crime, suggest another female crime author whom you like to read. - I would love to read something by Dorothy L. Slayers. Till the Next Happy Reading...

Mystery: The genre full of suspense, that keeps you on the edge of your seats. A genre that is loved all across ages. If you want to get into it, these are the top 10 mystery books for teens according to me... 10. Hardy Boys Series by Franklin W. Dixon - Brothers, Frank and Joe, amateur sleuths solve mysteries that had even adults confused. Their books are heavier on the adventure side but great mysteries nonetheless. 9. Sleeping Murder by Agatha Christie - A beloved Miss Marple book, Gwenda seems to be convinced that there are ghosts in her new house, so Miss Marple turns into a ghost exorcist. Will they find a ghost or just crimes of the past will be dragged up? 8. One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus - The Brain, The Beauty, The Criminal, and The Athlete get caught up in a web of deception and lies when they are framed for murder. But are all innocent or is one of them the murderer? 7. And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie - 8 strangers get an invite to come to an island, they all think they know the host but there is no one there except 2 servants. When one by one, according to a nursery rhyme, they all start dying, they must figure out who is the killer among them before none of them are left. 6. Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie - Poirot is finally getting retired but when there is a murder in the village, his plans of growing vegetables are gone and he is asked to investigate it. 5. Nancy Drew Diaries by Carolyn Keene - Amateur sleuth Nancy Drew is amazing at solving mysteries. With the help of her best friends, Bess and George, there's no mystery too tough for her. 4. Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie - When a passenger is killed on the Orient Express, and snow blocks their path, everyone is stuck in the train with a killer amongst them. Poirot must figure out who the killer is before another passenger lies dead. 3. This Book Kills by Ravena Guron. - It's a book about a girl who has an assignment to write about a murder and then someone at her school gets murdered in the same way. She gets caught up in a thread of lies, deceptions, and betrayal. 2. Truly Devious Trilogy by Maureen Johnson - Ellingham Academy is the top school for great inventors and thinkers in Vermont. But it is also the home of a great crime. True crime lover, Stevie Bell finally gets accepted but instead of inventing, she wants to uncover the crime buried in the past. 1. A Good Girl's Guide to Murder series by Holly Jackson - For her school report, Pip wants to solve the crime in her town. When a boyfriend killed his girlfriend and later killed himself but things are not what they seem. What secrets will she uncover the more she falls deeper into the path of lies Till the Next Happy Reading...

Each book has a cliche. We either hate them or love but there is a reason why they are so popular... ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS: A BOOK THAT WASN’T OR COULDN’T BE BETTER THAN THE MOVIE Honestly, most of the time it's the other way round but if I had to choose, (I know I might get hate for this) The Lord of the Rings series. The books were just too hard for me to comprehend. THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREEN ON THE OTHER SIDE: A RAGS TO RICHES…OR RICHES TO RAGS STORY Harry Potter went from rags to riches when he found out he was actually the son of a dead rich wizard. THE APPLE DOESN’T FALL FAR FROM THE TREE: A PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP YOU LOVED Percy and his mother, Sally had the most loved Parent-child relationship any YA book ever had. YOU CAN’T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER: A GREAT BOOK THAT NEEDS A BETTER COVER The entire Shadowhunter Chronicle Series. Though the characters on the covers are iconic, they don't do justice to the magic of the books. YOU CAN’T PLEASE EVERYONE: A BOOK YOU LOVE BUT OTHERS HATE The world of books is still divided in half on the matter of A Court of Thorns and Roses. I personally love it. WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU MAKES YOU STRONGER: A BOOK YOU ARE A BETTER PERSON FOR HAVING READ The Habit of Winning by Prakash Iyer. I don't read self-help books but this one surely changed me LOVE IS BLIND: A BOOK WITH A DISABLED CHARACTER OR ACTUAL BLIND LOVE I honestly have nothing for this IGNORANCE IS BLISS: A BOOK YOU IS BAD BUT DON'T WANT TO ADMIT IT The Big Four by Agatha Christie. Cozy mysteries are more her thing, in this one she seems to have tried for a more Sherlock Holmes-type adventure that does not suit the characters at all. THERE IS NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT: YOUR FAVORITE CONTEMPORARY BOOK Tweet Cute by Emma Lord. It's a teen romance about kids from rival restaurants. BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY: A BOOK YOU DON’T WANT TO READ IN CASE IT’S BAD OR VICE VERSA! The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston. I have very high expectations and at this point, I don't want to read it due to those. Till the Next Happy Reading...

It's finally here, and now you can read books that remind you of your favorite songs. So start reading, "it's been waiting for you" ... # Welcome to New York - The City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. The book is set in New York. Though it is a fantasy, the New York vibes are always there. # Blank Space - This song honestly reminds me of Aelin from the Throne of Glass series. It might be a perfect reflection of her relations except without the sad parts. # Style - This song reminds me of the book 7 Days in June. It's about two people who meet in June, spend the whole week together only to fall apart and after many years meet again for 7 days in June. They truly never go out of style. # Out of the Woods - Perfectly describes the anxiety of the relationship between Poppy and Alex. They wonder if it will be all the same if they do come back together. # All you had to do was Stay - The perfect song for Katrina and Nathan from The Roughest Draft. Perfectly describes their romance. How they both fell apart and they wanted the other to be the one who had stayed. # Shake it off - This song reminds me of the main character from Collided by Lauren Asher. It's about how chill she is despite all the troubles she has # I wish you would - This song is perfect for the 3rd part of Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez. An amazing book with a beautiful plot and important themes. # Bad Blood - Without giving any spoilers I would say this song is for the book This Book Kills. # Wildest Dreams - The perfect song for Billy and Daisy. Even though their time together was short, it is certain they certainly remembered each other in their wildest dreams. # How do you get the girl - The song for Bree and Nathan from The Cheat Sheet. How Nathan makes a whole list for how to get his girl. # This Love - This song is definitely for the whole Summer, I Turned Pretty series. It even was in their soundtrack. Perfectly defines the whole show. # I know Places - This song is perfectly written for Evelyn and Celia from The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. About how they had to hide their relationship through hard terms of the paparazzi # Clean - The perfect song to describe Emma and Jesse from One True Loves. How through all the grieving and sadness and then finally moving on. Emma was finally clean. # Wonderland - This song describes James and Oliver's relationship in If We Were Villains by M. L. Rio. how their relation started out so well and how in the end they truly, emotionally went mad. # You are in Love - This song perfectly describes - Naomi and Nicholas from You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle. Their romance is slow and hard, and this song perfectly describes it. # New Romantics - This song perfectly describes the friend group from Entangled with Fae Series. Till the next Happy Reading...