Valentine's Day is on the horizon and for bookworms it is the perfect time to curl up with a mushy romance novel and get all soppy. Here are 7 books you should read to get all loved up this month!
Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins
Want to be whisked away to a boarding school in the city of love this Valentines? Stephanie Perkins' Anna and the French Kiss trilogy is jam packed with romance, swoon worthy boys, amazing places and hilarious characters. This young adult novel and its series is the perfect way to get in the romantic mood this month.
Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
Don't want a lovey dovey young adult novel? Rainbow Rowell is known for her works Eleanor and Park and Fangirl, but this new adult novel by the author is just as good, if not better. Follow a romance from a shy man's point of view as he falls in love with a girl after monitoring her work emails. It will make you laugh and fall in love with the main characters and by the end you will be wishing for a second book!
I Heart New York by Lindsey Kelk
For those of you singletons this Valentine's Day, Lindsey Kelk is your girl! Her I Heart Series sees a shy, heartbroken girl whose fiancé cheated on her, jet off to New York for the time of her life. Her new friends are wild and her hot new dates are the icing on the cake! What team will you be on the musician or the stockbroker?
Wannabe Princesses out there put your hands up! The Selection series by Kiera Cass will make any girl want to be a Princess, especially with a charming Prince like Maxon around. If you want a romance book with a bit of a twist then give this one a go. Read the tales of the selected as they battle it out to become Queen and win over Maxon's heart.
Landline by Rainbow Rowell
Another Rainbow Rowell book because when it comes to feel good books she is the woman to beat. Want a trip back in time? Landline sees a marriage that is falling apart go back to where it all began, through the power of a time travelling phone… I know it sounds crazy but if you want a laugh and all of those warm fuzzy feels then close your eyes and believe that time travel is possible.
To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han
A much lighter hearted young adult novel. As the title suggests this main character has had a few crushes in her time. As a sentimental person Lara Jean decides to write love letters to every boy she has ever loved. A bit of harmless fun, that is until they all get sent out and she has some explaining to do. A fun little read with a sequel to match.
Soulmates, don't we all want to find one? Somebody who can make our hearts beat out of our chest and take our breath away? Well apparently they can also cause earthquakes and the destruction of the world. A heart-breaking young adult novel about two people who belong together but whose love is just too strong. A very different romance novel with a twist.
But whether it is a romance novel or just your favourite book, take the month of love as an opportunity to read something that will leave you feeling happy, warm and satisfied.
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