Heartstopper Books in Order: Your Osemanverse Series List

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Heartstopper books in order to read and enjoy the books fully is something to consider for reading the Alice Oseman series books. This best selling series is a YA graphic novel romance series that is trending all over TIkTok. The reading order of the Heartstopper series books by Alice Oseman is actually pretty straightforward. For those who want the full Osemanverse experience, however, the Solitaire books can be read either after Heartstopper or in chronological order. So get set to read all about Nick and Charlie in the Heartstopper series by Alice Oseman. Continue reading →

Emily Henry Books in Order: The Complete Reading List (11 Books)

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Emily Henry books in order from original date of publication, you ask? This best-selling author has written 11 books, starting with her first published novel, The Love That Split the World, in 2016. The full bibliography of Emily Henry novels includes science fiction, fantasy, and romance novels for teens and adults. So, grab your book reading tracker and get ready to make your own complete list of Emily Henry books in order to read! Continue reading →

Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert

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Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert is a laugh-out-loud enemies to lovers story that is sure to bring a smile to any reader’s face. I loved the idea of a wilderness survival course in which ex-best friends are forced to work together to succeed, and the main characters have such an enjoyable dynamic. This is the perfect read for fans of the enemies to lovers trope, and a strong YA debut from the author of The Brown Sisters trilogy. Continue reading →

French Kissing in New York, Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau

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French Kissing in New York by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau combines several of my favourite things to read about: cooking, a bustling city, and plans gone awry. With a main character who dreams of becoming a chef–and finding a boy she met a year ago in Paris–and vivid descriptions of New York’s flavours, this one has all the makings of an engaging plot. This is the perfect read for foodies, and for those who enjoy books with immersive settings. Continue reading →

Review: When in Rome by Sarah Adams

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When in Rome by Sarah Adams is a heartwarming story that will leave readers with a smile. This modern retelling of Roman Holiday is fun and upbeat and contains a cast of fantastic characters. If you enjoy rom-coms, this is one to watch for. Continue reading →