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If there's one book genre that will always be a hit whether you're at home or on spring break, it's the romantic comedy.
They're always entertaining, have satisfying endings, and will make you laugh. So really, what's not to like about a funny love story?
While there are tons of romantic comedy reads to choose from, we rounded up the best ones just for you. It's time to get your spring fling on! Even if only through the power of fictional characters.
From steamy vacation flings to irresistible fake dating plots, these rom-coms have something for everyone, and they all deserve a spot on your TBR list.
Fans of Funny Story by Emily Henry will fall for Just For The Summer by Abby Jimenez. It's basically made for your beach bag.
Want something that you can read and watch? Go for the popular Heartstopper series, which was adapted into a Netflix show, or opt for the ever-popular New York Times bestseller Red, White, & Royal Blue, which was made into a movie.
For a heartfelt read that will get you thinking, you can never go wrong with anything by NYT bestselling author, Dolly Alderton. We recommend her latest release, Good Material.
From swoony queer love stories to juicy enemies-to-lovers plots, these are the best romantic comedies to add to your reading list right now.
Wish You Weren't Here by Portia Macintosh
If you love a fake dating storyline, this is the read for you.
Lana is on the hunt for a wildly inappropriate date to stir up trouble at her sister’s wedding. Her messy ex might be just the person for the job. There’s a reason they broke up—but maybe this time, it could work in her favor.
Good Material by Dolly Alderton
With bestsellers like Everything I Know About Love and Ghosts, Dolly
Alderton is a rom-com powerhouse.
In her latest book, a breakup leaves Andy attempting to figure out where it all went wrong. But it seems he has a lot to learn, especially when it comes to his ex-girlfriend's side of the story.
The Real Deal by Lauren Blakely
If a storyline surrounding two strangers having to sleep in one bed at a quaint inn piques your interest, you've got to read The Real Deal.
In an effort to avoid another family reunion as the designated single person, April Hamilton rents a boyfriend via GigsforHire. But can they keep up the facade?
While We Were Dating by Jasmine Guillory
In this heartfelt rom-com, two actors try (and fail) to keep things professional.
But when their real-life romance is used a stunt to promote their new movie, they have to figure out if their romance can share the spotlight.
Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez
Because every woman finds their soulmate after breaking up with Justin, he's convinced he's cursed.
That is until he finds a woman who claims the same happens to the men she dates. The two are convinced that if they date, the curse will be lifted, right?
You'll have to read this book to find out.
The Unhoneymooners by Christina Laurens
There's nothing more satisfying than an enemies-to-lovers story like the one in this read.
Two sworn enemies end up going on a honeymoon after an entire wedding party comes down with food poisoning. The only problem is, they'll have to act like a newly married couple.
Heartstopper #1: A Graphic Novel by Alice Oseman
There's a reason this graphic novel was turned into a Netflix series.
This coming-of-age story explores love, friendship, and queer relationships all told via beautiful artwork.
Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
An oldie but a goodie, Red, White, & Royal Blue is such a beloved novel, Hollywood even made a movie version out of it.
In this queer romance, the son of the U.S. President and a British royal make their beef the center of political drama between the two countries.