Book Lovers by Emily Henry is a romantic comedy and it is perfect for a quick and fun read. In case you are searching for a romance where the ship simply makes sense. like they are so evidently ideal for one another because they see each other like a book, this is the one you should read. Emily Henry keeps on astounding me with her writing. Charlie and Nora simply feels like perfect partners.
The bond between Nora and her sister was presented so perfectly. As I read this novel, I felt like Emily Henry comprehends the obligations and feelings that accompany being an elder sister. Through her writing, she addressed me and let me know that she understands me. I share a large number of Nora’s insecurities and sentiments, and I’ve never truly felt the remarkable way Emily Henry made me feel in Book Lovers.
My connection with Nora was not like some other books I’ve read before. Furthermore, Charlie became my new book boyfriend. He is a book editor in this story, however his words have woven an embroidery on my heart. The clever exchange, the mentality, the chemistry between Charlie and Nora was so elegantly written, I don’t have words to portray it sufficiently. The romance between them, told through dry barbs and clever remarks, made them laugh, and cry. I felt every feeling they have, all through the book.
I was smiling as soon as I started reading. It’s such an intelligent romance, featuring a female character who most would consider unlikable or unrelatable. However I liked getting to know Nora better and realising what is most important to her. This is 100 percent her story, and that truly worked here. Of course, I was eager to return to the romance once in a while, however I additionally appreciated how interesting the storyline feels.
Book Lovers by Emily Henry is genuinely a mix of women’s fiction and romance, about tracking down your own cheerful place and being liked or loved for who you are. Nora and Charlie make such a good combination. There’s an incredible blend of small town charm, humour, emotional moments. It drags you through some serious hardship, emotionally, and has an enduring impression.
