Bookish Boyfriends - Who wouldn't want a date with Darcy?
- 390 pages
- 14 hours of reading
In this contemporary YA, a teenager's favorite literary heroes woo her in real life
Bookish Boyfriends Series
This series dives into the world of teenage relationships and romance, where reality blurs with fantasy. Follow a protagonist who finds love in unexpected ways, often inspired by her passion for literature. The stories explore the magic of first crushes and self-discovery through compelling and emotionally resonant plots. It's a celebration of youthful yearning and the power of stories to shape our lives.
Recommended Reading Order
- 1
- 2
The Boy Next Story
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
This is the second title in a paperback original series about a girl whose classic literary crushes manifest in real life, this time told from Rory Campbell's point of view and inspired by the timeless classicLittle Women. Rory likes Toby, but Toby likes Rory's sister Merrilee, even though Merrilee is already dating Toby's friend Fielding-and it's all about to get even more complicated at Reginald R. Hero High . . . where our leading ladies' romantic fantasies come true, often with surprising consequences. Perfect for younger readers of YA or older readers of middle grade, this squeaky-clean series is sure to charm any reader who's ever had a book boyfriend of her own.
- 3
Talk Nerdy to Me
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
When Eliza Gordon-Fergus, daughter of famous scientists and expert rule- follower, is challenged by class-clown Curtis Cavendish, she realizes he makes her want to break all the rules.
- 4
The game's afoot in the next book of the Bookish Boyfriends series--this time starring Huck and Winston! After Ms. Gregoire assigns the works of Sherlock Holmes in English class, a mystery deepens at Reginald R. Hero High. Huck and Win--Curtis's younger brother--team up to solve the case . . . and while the sleuths gather clues, another swoon-worthy romance blooms in the school halls. Perfect for younger readers of YA or older readers of middle grade, this squeaky-clean series is sure to charm any reader who's ever had a book boyfriend of their own.