What exactly makes a book about love swoon-worthy? Is it the intensity of the bond between you two? How many emotions does each reader, on average, feel? Or is it entirely up to you to decide what makes a good—and compelling—a love story, based solely on your own personal preferences?
Introduction:
If you're looking for a fantastical retelling of a classic love story, a queer romantic comedy, or engrossing enemies to love reading. Here are 24 of the best young adult romance books, including magical retellings of beloved classics, romantic comedies, and captivating enemies-to-lovers stories.
10 Best Romantic Novels for Teenagers:
- Love From A to Z
- Five Feet Apart
- The Geography of You and Me
- The Truth About Forever
- Since You've Been Gone
- The Upside of Falling
- The Notebook
- The Seven Days in June
- Eleanor and Park
- The Wedding Date
Love From A to Z:
The novel "Love from A to Z" is written by S.K. Ali in 2019.
Genre:
Romantic, Fiction, and Drama
Summary:
This heartwarming tale of love tackles contentious subjects including racism in schools, Islamophobia, and the ethics of drone warfare. A brilliant, feisty hijab-wearing teen girl who perceives injustice and demands that it be rectified appears in Ali's second book, Love from A to Z, much like she did in her debut, Saints and Misfits.
Five Feet Apart:
Rachael Lippincott is the author of the novel Five Feet Apart. It was published in 2018.
Genre:
Fiction and Romance.
Summary:
Stella, a patient with cystic fibrosis, is seventeen years old and spends the majority of her time in the hospital. She has strict rules, boundaries, and self-control in her life. all of which are put to the test when she meets Will, a kid with the same disease who is unbelievably charming. Despite the fact that they are required to keep a safe distance between them due to constraints, there is an instant flirtation. The temptation to ignore the rules and give into that attraction grows stronger as their relationship does.
The Geography of You and Me:
Jennifer E. Smith wrote the famous novel The Geography of You and Me in 2014.
Genre:
Romance and Fiction.
Summary:
The narrative of Lucy and Owen, two teens who become trapped in an elevator one tragic night in New York after the entire city loses power, is told in The Geography of You and Me. The son of the construction manager, Owen, resides in the basement, while Lucy has a posh apartment on floor 24.
The Truth About Forever:
American author Sarah Dessen's 2004 YA romance book, The Truth About Forever, was released.
Genre:
Young Adult Fiction.
Summary:
After learning about her father's unexpected passing while they were out running together, Macy is in shock. While Macy's sister devotes her efforts to remodeling their father's old beach house, Macy's mother finds it difficult to grieve.
Since You've Been Gone:
Since You've Been Gone, a romantic story was written by Morgan Matson in 2013.
Genre:
Fiction and Romance.
Summary:
The stand-alone book Since You've Been Gone by Morgan Matson tells the tale of Emily Hughes' fascinating and surprising summertime travels. Sloane, Emily's best friend, has disappeared, leaving only a list of 13 absurd challenges that Emily would never attempt.
The Upside of Falling:
The author of the romantic novel The Upside of Falling is Alex Light.
Genre:
Romance, Adult Fiction, and Bildungsroman
Summary:
An adolescent novel about a phony relationship and true love by Wattpad sensation Alex Light. Becca Hart, then seventeen, hasn't believed in genuine love in years. However, when her ex-best friend makes fun of her for not having a boyfriend, Becca hastily claims to have been seeing someone.
The Notebook:
Nicholas Sparks published his book The Notebook in 1996.
Genre:
Romance, Novel, and Fiction.Summary:
The relationship between Noah Calhoun and Allie Nelson is at the heart of the narrative. Their love survived an unsure beginning, World War II's start and end, the loss of one child, and Allie's eventual diagnosis of Alzheimer's illness over the course of five decades.
The Seven days in June:
Tia William Wrote the romantic Novel "The Seven Days in June" in 2021.
Genre:
Romance, Fiction, and Contemporary Literature.
Summary:
Award-winning novelist Shane Hall is a recluse who suddenly appears in New York to everyone's amazement. When Shane and Eva unexpectedly run into one other at a literary event, sparks fly, evoking the ire of the Black literati as well as their long-buried traumas.
Eleanor and Park:
Rainbow Rowell wrote the novel Eleanor and Park in 2012.
Genre:
Fiction, Romance, and Novel.
Summary:
Eleanor Douglas and Park Sheridan are two star-crossed teenagers attempting to navigate their individual challenges and the complexities of first love while living in 1980s Omaha. In 1980s Omaha, Nebraska, two sixteen-year-olds named Eleanor and Park are compelled to share a seat on a school bus.
The Wedding Date:
Jasmine Guillory is the author of the novel The Wedding Date. It was published in 2018.
Genre:
Romance, Fiction, and Contemporary Literature.
Summary:
As her younger sister's (Amy Adams) wedding draws near, Kat Ellis (Debra Messing) must decide whether to go to London by herself for the ceremony. Even if this is already horrible enough, Jeffrey (Jeremy Sheffield), the man who abandoned her as their wedding approached, also happens to be the best man. Kat hires a charming male escort (Dermot Mulroney) to be her date because she is determined to prove to everyone, especially Jeffrey, that her love life is just as rich and exciting as ever.
Conclusion:
Readers of romance novels are shown that it is quite acceptable to value the idea of love and to give it serious thought. It recognizes that craving affection is a real human want and gives readers the confidence to openly talk about this in their daily lives. Except these all, reading romance novels is a good time pass for teenagers. It bolds your thinking fantasy.
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