Romantic Comedies


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Beach Read
The Unhoneymooners (Unhoneymooners, #1)
People We Meet on Vacation
The Hating Game
Can You Keep a Secret?
The Kiss Quotient (The Kiss Quotient, #1)
The Love Hypothesis
30 Guys in 30 Days (The Romantic Comedies)
The Friend Zone (The Friend Zone, #1)
The Deal (Off-Campus, #1)
Wallbanger (Cocktail, #1)
Puppy Love
Miss Match (The Romantic Comedies)
The Rom-Commers
Maybe in Another Life by Taylor Jenkins ReidLove Connection by Camilla IsleyThe Seven Year Slip by Ashley PostonThe Dead Romantics by Ashley PostonThe Do-Over by Lynn Painter
Speculative Romance
97 books — 28 voters
Better Than the Movies by Lynn PainterThe Art of Taking Chances by Kelsie SteltingIf the Cardinal Flies Home by Corrine DaltonTickets on Himself by Kat ColmerLove & Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch
Clean YA RomComs
56 books — 12 voters

Teto para dois by Beth O'LearyBeach Read by Emily HenryThe Unhoneymooners by Christina LaurenPeople We Meet on Vacation by Emily HenryLove on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood
For The Rom-Com Girlies
14 books — 1 voter

Harmony's Bytes by Stephen  AbramowitzSalty, Spiced, and A Little Bit Nice by Cynthia TimotiRecipe for Persuasion by Sonali DevA Pho Love Story by Loan LeRosaline Palmer Takes the Cake by Alexis  Hall
Foodie Rom-Coms
60 books — 27 voters

Kerry Winfrey
“ Everyone thinks of romantic comedies as being these sappy, unrealistic stories where love conquers all and everyone ends up happy at the end. But that's not what her movies were at all. Like, in Sleepless in Seattle, you can't really get any sadder that Tom Hanks missing his dead wife. And in You've Got Mail, Meg Ryan misses her mom and loses her store. None of that gets resolved by the end. It's not like Tom's wife comes back to life, and Meg Ryan still loses the business her mom built. ...more ”
― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks

Kerry Winfrey
“ It doesn’t matter how someone in a romantic comedy affords their absurdly nice house, or whether or not their profession makes sense, or if technically they’re sort of stalking someone they heard on a call-in radio show. What matters is that they have hope. Sure, they find love, but it’s not even about love. It’s the hope that you deserve happiness, and that you won’t be sad forever, and that things will get better. It’s hope that life doesn’t always have to be a miserable slog, that you can fin ...more ”
― Kerry Winfrey, Waiting for Tom Hanks

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