Good chic lit suggestions?
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I was going to try Book Lovers since I recently read People We Meet on Vacation and enjoyed it. Not my usual genre, but it was a good read while I had covid. Would have been better on a beach. |
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I usually see this genre called "romcom" now ...
Emily Henry - Book Lovers is my favorite of hers, but I've liked all of them. Trish Dollar - loved all of them, start with Float Plan Rachel Lynn Solomon - all are excellent Katherine Center - the bodyguard one was my favorite Abby Jimenez |
Anonymous
It’s a tv series. |
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| Loved The Bodyguard - preferred it over Lessons in Chemistry personally. |
Anonymous
I think this is why the term "chick lit" has fallen by the wayside. These books are definitely not the same genre, they both happen to be written by women but that's it. |
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It’s spelling, not grammar. |
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Completely disagree. |
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| Talia Hibbert's Brown Sisters trilogy |
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| I've read most of Katherine Center's books, but "Happiness for Beginners" was probably my favorite of hers. Elin Hildebrand and Emily Henry are both great. Honestly, |
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| If you want something funny, Jen Lancaster writes autobiographical books and they're quite amusing |
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| I am reading Part of Your World by Abby Jimenez right now - I think it's cute! I like it so far. I'm about 70% done. |
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| Reading "Nora Goes Off Script" and enjoying! |
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I never would have defined chick lit as romcom. Some romcom may also be chick lit, but the two are not synonomous. |
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Regardless of the label, OP wanted some light reads.
That we can work with and have! |
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While dealing with heavy issues (loss of a child, divorce, depression), this book also has a lot of feelings and heated bedroom scenes--
Before I Let Go by Kennedy Ryan It's definitely not for everyone if you have one of those triggers, but I personally could not put it down. |