Book Lovers Paperback – 3 May 2022

Must Read!!It's a beautiful story about love, identity, family, sibling relationships and home. It is very funny and also very touching.Must read for people who love romcoms as well as people who hate romcoms ❤️

In "Book Lovers", Emily Henry brings together two fiercely ambitious and career-driven characters, Nora and Charlie, who couldn’t be more different—or so they think. Nora, a sharp and relentless literary agent, is pulled out of her element when her sister Libby insists on a small-town getaway. But instead of the peaceful break she expected, she keeps crossing paths with Charlie, her professional rival. As sparks fly and walls come down, Nora begins to question her identity, her priorities, and what happiness really means. It’s a smart, heartfelt, and witty romance that book lovers will devour, with themes of love, family, and self-discovery at its core.

The book lives up to the title. The characters and the story line is amazing. The best part is that it does not only focus on the love story, but the other characters in the story are well placed too and are giving good importance. The sparks between the leads, how they realize their feelings, try to keep it to themselves and then decide the way ahead not hurting each other, their families and negatively impacting their relationship. Very well thought storyline and full of emotions. Randomly bought it just on the basis of the description. Loved it to the core!!

Book Lovers describes the story about Nora Stephens which includes her life, family, relationships and a vacation. It is not only a small-town romance as I felt that her relationship with her sister weighed more.I expected it to be a typical romance book, but it turns out that there’s much more than just that. The romance is really intense in the way it was described and the emotions were equally strong. There are some dialogues that almost got me sobbing. Such influential stories are always interesting to read. This is one of those books.

Loved it towards the end. The chemistry between Nora and Libby is well-writen. The characters are just straight forward and blunt, I never felt they were enemies. Although the trope says otherwise, I genuinely think colleagues to lovers is a more appropriate description. Story stays stagnant for some time where the characters just shared titbits about each other's life. The information that was built up around them leading to a grand reveal just felt exaggerated once the truth was revealed.

Nora is a workaholic and career-oriented. She loves her sister, Libby. She sacrificed her many dreams for Libby. She had to take on the responsibility of herself and her sister at a young age. She works hard because she can't let her past come back.Charlie is sweet. He is also career-oriented and good at his job. He thinks he doesn't fit somewhere. He has a complicated relationship with the town. He has had some bad childhood experiences in this town.Nora and Charlie. Two characters. They are similar, but different. I love them together. Their banter is one of the most entertaining banter I've ever read. They have personal problems in their lives. They find peace in each other's presence. They understand and respect what each other needs, each other's wishes, each other's dreams, and what each other wants. They do not impose one's desires on others. I loved that about them. Their back stories add depth to their characters.I love the story. It's not only a rom-com; the book deals with family matters. Sometimes we have to make decisions that our hearts don't want, for the people we love. This book deals with that too. The characters growth gives depth to the story.

It is kind of a “hate to love” story of a literary agent NORA who keeps bumping into her work nemesis CHARLIE.Other than this general plot, there’s a side plot that revolves around the relationship with her sister LIBBY.—- The main reason for my love for this book is the easy breezy and witty writing style.—- All 3 main characters were lovely and I genuinely cared about them. This was due to the fact that their whole life was books.—- There were so many book references that added to the charm. And these references weren’t just limited to classics- There were many from books that I have read . This whole experience amplified my enjoyment levels.—- In such genres , I tend to like it when a little bit of life is thrown apart from the main romance. The story wasn’t just the romance , it had sub plots involving sisterly love/drama. We also get a closer look at the life of a successful literary agent.—- This is undoubtedly my favourite book in the romance genre. Highly recommended.You may love it even if you aren’t a romance reader like me.

This book explains a fantastic sister love and hope on each other. Worth reading.