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Amelia Diane Coombs

    Amelia Diane Coombs crafts compelling young adult fiction. Her stories are known for featuring unlikable female protagonists, authentic positive mental health representation, and swoony romances centered around 'soft boys.' She explores themes of personal growth and self-acceptance through engaging romantic narratives. Coombs's writing approach focuses on creating strong, flawed characters that resonate with readers through their relatability and development.

    Keep My Heart in San Francisco
    Exactly Where You Need to Be
    Between You, Me, and the Honeybees
    All Alone with You
    • 2023

      All Alone with You

      • 368 pages
      • 13 hours of reading
      4.1(52)Add rating

      A standoffish teen girl finds her solitary world disrupted by an energetic elderly woman and an upbeat boy, leading to unexpected romantic developments. This novel blends humor and heart, exploring themes of connection and personal growth, reminiscent of Jenn Bennett's style. As relationships evolve, the girl must navigate her feelings and the challenges of opening up to others.

      All Alone with You
    • 2023

      With Florie's best friend Kacey set to head off to college, they decide to take a road trip to San Francisco, but when Florie's forever crush Sam volunteers to drive them, she will have to deal with her feelings and the romantic signals Sam is starting to send.

      Exactly Where You Need to Be
    • 2021

      Josie's California summer is full of beekeeping, secrets, and stolen kisses... What could possibly go wrong? Perfect for fans of Jenn Bennett and Sarah Dessen!

      Between You, Me, and the Honeybees
    • 2020

      Keep My Heart in San Francisco

      • 416 pages
      • 15 hours of reading
      3.2(34)Add rating

      Caroline "Chuck" Wilson must join forces with her ex-best friend Beckett to try to save her family's failing bowling alley and stay in San Francisco, but his plan is not strictly business--or legal.

      Keep My Heart in San Francisco