To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han is a heartwarming romantic novel that follows Lara Jean Covey, a shy high schooler whose secret love letters are accidentally sent to her former crushes. As the letters create chaos in her life, Lara Jean navigates complicated relationships with family, friends and unexpected love. This charming story of self-discovery, first love, and the importance of being true to oneself has captivated readers with its relatable characters and sweet, heartfelt moments.

Users’ Review:
Readers adore this book for its relatable characters and delightful romance. Its lighthearted yet meaningful exploration of love and personal growth.

2. Better Than the Movies

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Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter is a charming rom-com that follows high school senior Liz Buxbaum, obsessed with romantic movies. When her childhood crush, Wes, returns to town, Liz enlists his help to win over her longtime crush. As they spend more time together, Liz realises that the romance she’s been dreaming of might be closer than she thinks. This heartwarming story combines humour, sweet moments, and a deep exploration of love, making it a perfect read for fans of feel-good romantic tales.

Users’ Review:
Readers rave about Better Than the Movies for its humour and relatable characters. The book’s fresh take on love, with one noting, "It’s like living through a movie, but even better!"

3. The Kissing Booth

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The Kissing Booth by Beth Reekles is a fun, heartwarming story about Elle Evans, a high schooler who runs a kissing booth at her school carnival. What starts as a simple game leads to unexpected complications when Elle kisses Noah Flynn, her best friend's older brother, and sparks fly. Elle learns valuable lessons about relationships and self-discovery as she navigates the complexities of friendship, love, and loyalty. This romantic comedy is full of humour, drama, and sweet moments, making it an enjoyable read for fans of young adult romance.

Users’ Review:
Readers love The Kissing Booth for its fun, relatable storyline. The light-hearted tone, with one writing, "It’s a sweet, feel-good book that keeps you hooked till the end!

4. Field Notes on Love

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Field Notes on Love by Jennifer E. Smith is a heartwarming romance that follows two teens, Hugo and Mae, on a cross-country train trip together. Heartbroken after a breakup, Hugo decides to travel in honour of his late grandfather’s dream, while Mae has her reasons for escaping. Their unexpected connection leads to a journey filled with self-discovery, love, and new experiences. This charming, heartfelt story captures the magic of adventure and the complexities of love, making it a perfect read for fans of contemporary romance.

Users’ Review:
Readers love Field Notes on Love for its sweet, realistic romance. The book’s charm and light-hearted tone, with one adding, "A perfect mix of adventure, love, and personal growth.

5. Tweet Cute

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Tweet Cute by Emma Lord is a charming rom-com that follows Pepper and Jack, two high school rivals who unexpectedly feud online over their family-owned fast food chains. As they engage in witty Twitter banter, they unknowingly develop a deeper connection in real life. This sweet, funny novel explores themes of identity, family, and love in the digital age, offering a delightful mix of humour and heart.

Users’ Review:
Readers love Tweet Cute for its engaging storyline and relatable characters. The witty dialogue and emotional depth, with one noting, "A perfect blend of humour, romance, and family dynamics."

6. FRANKLY IN LOVE

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Frankly in Love by David Yoon is a heartfelt YA novel that follows Frank Li, a high school senior caught between his love for a girl outside his Korean-American community and his parents' traditional expectations. In an attempt to navigate cultural pressures, Frank embarks on a fake relationship with his friend, Joy, but soon realises his emotions are more complicated than he thought. This coming-of-age story tackles identity, family, and love, blending humour and depth in a relatable, emotional narrative.

Users’ Review:
Readers praise Frankly in Love for its authentic portrayal of cultural identity and love. Its heartfelt writing and relatable characters, with one noting, "A must-read for anyone navigating family expectations and personal growth."

FAQs
1. Do Dimple and Rishi end up together in the book?
Dimple and Rishi try to find each other but fail; Rishi goes to Stanford while Dimple heads to the airport. However, they run into each other at the coffee shop where they first met at SFSU. Each thanks the other for their actions to help the other's dreams, and they decide to get back together.

2. Which is the No 1 romantic novel in the world?
The most popular romance book series of all time is Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series.

3. Who wrote mismatched?
Akarsh Khurana writes the current internet sensation - mismatched series.