If "Lover" Is Your Favorite Taylor Swift Album, You Need To Check These Cute Reads Out

You're gonna wanna marry these books with paper rings!

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1. The Do-Over by Lynn Painter

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The Do-Over perfectly encompasses the magical, cozy vibe that Lover emits. This book is packed with lovable tropes like grumpy x sunshine, frenemies-to-lovers, and forced proximity, but it also includes a rather unsung trope — the time loop. In this novel, our perfectionist of a protagonist, Emilie, is reliving her nightmare-like Valentine’s Day over and over again until she decides to finally take advantage of it and ends up curating her own love story with school’s mysterious grumpy boy, Nick.

2. Happy Place by Emily Henry

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Happy Place is a hopeful and endearing romance, but just like most of Emily Henry's work, it’s not just about the romance. This book also grasps at tropes like found family and personal growth. This novel is a rollercoaster and you may end up sobbing, but the sweet, frothy ending is always worth it.

3. The Love Wager by Lynn Painter

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The Love Wager is the perfect escape from reality. It’s filled with moments that will make you laugh until your belly aches, swoon-worthy lines that even Jane Austen would be impressed with and just like every Lynn Painter book, lots and lots of heart.

4. When in Rome by Sarah Adams

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When In Rome is a small-town romance revolving around Amelia, a thriving pop star, and broody baker, Noah. This book showcases the hardships Amelia has to face as someone famous and for a second, you may think that Sarah Adams hopped into Taylor Swift’s mind to write this book. If you’re looking for a sweet romance with lot’s of warmth and lack of angst, this is the perfect read for you.

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5. Beach Read by Emily Henry

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Beach Read is a layered, warm, and perceptive narrative about two writers who strike a bet to get out of their creative ruts. As they draw closer together and open up about their heart wrenching backgrounds, they realize that they may have perceived love differently and maybe they still have hope. Despite its name, this read is the perfect book for any season and location.

6. Exes and O's by Amy Lea

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Inspired by the traditional book influencer, Exes and O’s revolves around a girl who loves love, a firefighter who’s a little bit afraid of love, and of course, a long list of her ex-lovers. Oh, and did I mention that she believes one of the said ex-lovers is her soulmate? This novel is a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy designed for every book lover out there.

7. Spring Tide by Ki Stephens

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Spring Tide is a sweet little novel surrounding two college students trying to find their place in the world, but end up finding so much more. This book is frothy and delicious and makes the perfect comfort read when you’re looking for something less heavy. If fluffy romance novels are your thing, then this might just be your perfect match.

8. Our Scorching Summer by Kels and Denise Stone

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Our Scorching Summer is the perfect getaway. This fun, summery romance is doused with spice, travel, and swoon-worthy moments. If you’re looking for a meaningful love story with a healthy dose of levity and heat, you might want to look into picking up this book!

9. The Sister Between Us by Hailey Dickert

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The Sister Between Us is the perfect mix of emotional and romantic. In this second-chance love story, you will laugh, you will cry, and you most definitely will fall in love with Jake and Leah's story of finding true love. If you like romance novels that include all the feels, this one should definitely be on your TBR.

10. One True Loves by Taylor Jenkins Reid

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One True Loves is a bittersweet love story that will make you question everything about love itself. In true Taylor Jenkins Reid fashion, the novelist has managed to pen characters you will root for, cry for, and most importantly, adore with all your heart. This book comprises tropes like a love triangle and friends-to-lovers, but it also includes a heavy emotional punch.

11. The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas

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If “I Think He Knows” is your favorite song from Lover, you should’ve read Armas’ sparkling sophomore novel, like, yesterday. In this book, we follow an aspiring romance novelist on the journey of curing writer’s block. When her best friend’s cousin and temporary roomie, Lucas, offers to help out, Rosie may just end up finding a love story for herself.

12. The Brightest Light of Sunshine by Lisina Coney

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Love isn’t just about the fairytale-like moments and joyfulness…it’s also about the struggle and journey it takes to get there. And Coney’s debut novel captures that perfectly. In The Brightest Light of Sunshine, we follow our protagonist, Grace, who is healing from a traumatic incident, learn to trust and love again while Cal, our brooding love interest, gives her his heart. This book is about healing, love, hope, power, and everything in between.

13. And Secretly Yours by Tessa Bailey

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Secretly Yours is everything you could want in a rom-com. From a grumpy love interest to a chaotic love letter writing protagonist, this novel encapsulates all of Tessa Bailey’s distinctive magic while managing to sound fresh and inspired. If you’re a fan of rom-coms and novels like Flipped are your thing, then I assure you that this read will be your next favorite.

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