Reviews by Category: Romance

Five Feet Apart by Rachael Lippincott is romance fiction. Cystic Fibrosis has taken everything

from Stella. When she meets Will, she decides that she’s done letting her sickness control her.

Stella has followed every rule about Cystic Fibrosis, waiting for a liver transplant that will change

her life. On the other hand, Will doesn’t care about his sickness, just waiting to be 18 to stop the

Paper Towns by John Green is contemporary fiction. Quentin Jacobsen has spent years loving

Margo Roth Spiegelman from distance. When she enters his life with just an open window, they

spend an all-nighter that turns into an amazing bonding experience. But the next day, Margo is a

complete mystery. Quentin finds clues that are specifically for him and finds himself further from

the girl he always wished to be close to. This book was really good. It was cute and

The Fault In Our Stars by John Green is romance fiction. Hazel is a cancer patient and joins a

cancer support group to help cope and make friends. There, she meets Gus. She and Gus start

a friendship that eventually leads to adventures and the best time of their lives. This book was

so good. It was absolutely heartbreaking. I cried so much. It was funny, cute, and overall

absolutely amazing. I would give it a 4/5.

It Only Happens In the Movies by Holly Bourne is contemporary fiction. Audrey is done with

love. Dealing with her parent's divorce, changes in her friendships, and her own breakup. She

just wants a break. And she gets it by getting a job at the local movie theatre. Until she meets

Harry. Even though she tries resisting, she ends up falling for his charming flirts. Soon, Audrey

finds out that good love doesn’t just happen in movies. This book was super cute. It was a little

Always and Forever, Lara Jean by Jenny Han is contemporary fiction and the third book in the

series. After everything that went down, Lara Jean is having a great senior year. Life couldn’t be

better, she has so many senior activities to look forward to. Except Lara’s bubble pops suddenly

when she faces college, relationships, and family troubles. Senior year turns into a year Lara

Jean will never forget.

P.S. I Still Love You by Jenny Han is contemporary fiction and the second book in the series.

Lara Jean didn’t plan on falling for the guy she was fake dating to cover up her crush on her

sister’s ex. It was supposed to be pretend and it was supposed to end. Except, it developed into

something so much more. When a guy from her past shows up, her feelings return with him. But

Lara isn’t the only one who reunites with an ex, and so does Peter. In love with two boys, Lara

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han is contemporary fiction. Lara Jean has never

admitted any crush. Instead, she’s written all the boys a letter, but never sent them out and kept

them in a box. One day, her letters are mysteriously mailed out. This leads to her having to face

all the boys she’s loved: her first kiss, her sister’s ex, and a boy from summer camp. Falling for

extreme measures to hide her crush for her sister’s ex, she decides to pretend date another

The Crown is the final book in the Selection series by Kiera Cass. The book begin by a tragic event of America getting a heart attack and Eadlyn is narrowing down to just 6 boys. Many obstacles head her way and she

starts to take the selection more seriously. Eadlyn isn’t sure who to pick but

her parents tell her to follow her heart. Things start to get more interesting

The Heir by Kiera Cass is about Princess Eadlyn and her time has come

to start her own selection like her parents had 20 years ago. But Eadlyn isn’t

ready and prefers being independent. But she respects her parent’s wishes

and the selection becomes apart of her life. She doesn’t think she will fall in

love but that’s what they always say...

The One by Kiera Cass is the final book in the trilogy portraying

America Singer. The Selection is ending and America is finding out what

her life could potentially be like in the near future. Betrayal takes place and

Maxon is furious with America and her love for Aspen. But America has

chosen the one for her and one lucky girl will be crowned finally.