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My favorite book recs
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items From swoon-worthy love stories to can’t-put-down thrillers, this list is a peek into my personal library. These are the books that made me laugh, cry, and stay up way too late. If you’re looking for your next great read, start here.
Captivating, educational, wish I had read this in my early 20’s. I’m married now but I can still use the tips and knowledge from this book and put them to use at work- I’m a partner at a law firm and can confirm that what I’ve learned has come in han...
The Art of Seduction
I felt a deep connection with the main character and through the words of the author was able to put myself in her shoes and live out how she felt througout the book. Reading this made me feel very emotional and truly inspired me to keep living my be...
The Midnight Library
This book wrecked me—in a good way. It’s about a young woman who goes to Vietnam as a nurse and sees all the stuff nobody talks about. Super emotional, super powerful. You’ll cry, but like…the kind of crying that makes you think.
The Women
Okay, this one is a total must-read if you like messy breakups that turn into cozy, slow-burn romance. It’s funny, real, and kind of like watching a rom-com that actually makes you feel things.
Funny Story
Sapphic sports romance! Two soccer players—one grumpy, one sunshine—and the tension is chef’s kiss. It’s fun, sexy, and also surprisingly sweet. Honestly, it just made me feel good the whole time.
Cleat Cute by Meryl Wilsner
This one’s a little more serious but still juicy. It’s about college life, money, race, and ambition—with characters who are complicated and kind of a mess. Makes you think but also keeps you hooked the whole time.
Come and Get It
Irish 20-something chaos! It’s about friendship, love, weird secrets, and growing up when everything feels totally unstable. It feels like someone wrote down every dramatic story we’ve ever told each other, but in a smarter way.
The Rachel Incident