These 5 Books Would Be Great To Read Before Valentine's Day
There is definitely something for every reader among these novels, as they depict all the various emotions and forms of love that the occasion evokes!
1.P.S. I Still Love You by Jenny Han
What this book is about:Valentine's Day is significant to Lara Jean Song-Covey because, as we all know, she is an unrequited romantic. We see how seriously she takes Cupid's holiday in P.S. I Still Love You, the second novel in the To All the Boys trilogy.
In a charming scene from the book on Valentine's Day, Lara Jean goes above and beyond in making Peter a beautiful, lacy white Valentine and baking him a tray of cherry turnovers. Peter presents her a handwritten poem in exchange, not quite one that came from his own creative mind, but it's still a lovely thought! More than making up for it, he also gives her a gorgeous vintage heart necklace that he knew she had been eyeing at his mom's antique business.
2.Love? Maybe. by Heather Hepler
What this book is about:Piper works at a candy store and was born on Valentine's Day, but he doesn't think Cupid exists. She became cynical about love after witnessing her mother go through two divorces and lose both her father and her stepfather in the process. Her friends, however, continue to believe and they want her to believe as well.
Reluctantly, Piper accepts their idea to find boyfriends before Valentine's Day. She is moved by how well a hidden admirer seems to know her as she begins to receive presents and notes from them. She's still tired of love and the pain it may cause, despite the good deeds. However, how can she determine its value?the danger if she never takes a chance on herself?
3.11 Paper Hearts by Kelsey Hartwell
What this book is about:On the evening of the Valentine's Day dance, Ella's idyllic life is turned upside down in a vehicle accident. Ella doesn't recall anything about the accident or the 11 weeks that before it when she awakens in the hospital. She's lost so much of her memory, including the cause behind her breakup with her partner.
Then, in the shape of paper hearts strewn across an experience akin to a treasure hunt, a covert admirer begins to leave hints for Ella to assist her recall the good times in life.
4. Sweeter Than Chocolate by Lizzie Shane
What this book is about:Sweeter Than Chocolate is a typical grumpy-sunshine romance that centers on chocolate shop owner Lucy and skeptical reporter Dean as they investigate the claims made about the miraculous Cupid chocolates that her family has been selling for generations. There is a legend that states you will meet your soul match on Valentine's Day if you consume a famous Cupid chocolate. With Lucy's assistance, Dean searches for couples who were purportedly brought together by chocolates in order to verify the veracity of their love tales. Dean wants to see if this mythology is true.
5.Exes and O’s by Amy Lea
What this book is about:Given Tara Chen's reputation as a romance expert, it should come as no surprise that she enjoys the holiday of Valentine's Day; in fact, she keeps a box full of vintage cards. Since she takes the holiday seriously, she doesn't take the task of choosing a date for her company's Valentine's Day gala lightly. She is even more determined to make sure it's the ideal date now that her grandmother is on her side.
In order to sort through her list of ex-boyfriends and select the ideal one to accompany her to the dance, she enlists the aid of Trevor, her roommate. Valentine's Day is a great time to be open to significant surprises, as experienced by the unexpected sentiments and problems that arise when two people work together on something beautiful.
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