February Reading Advent

 Hello again, readers!

February is nearly upon us, which can only mean one thing- another reading advent! And this time, the theme is a super fun one- contemporary romance!

Valentine's Day is an important part of February, so the theme ties in the romantic aspect of the month. I really enjoyed these swoon-worthy romances, and I hope you all will too!

Get ready for some heart-pounding romances for your Valentine's Day pleasure!

(Note: Not all of these recommendations are completely clean, including any other advent post after this. Read at your own discretion, but I try not to recommend too many books with bad content. Happy reading!)

  1. Authentically, Izzy-Pepper Basham
  2. Truly, Madly, Deeply-Karen Kingsbury
  3. Hope Harbor-Irene Hannon
  4. The Dating Charade-Melissa Ferguson
  5. Plot Twist-Bethany Turner
  6. Dear Henry, Love Edith-Becca Kinzer
  7. All That It Takes-Nicole Deese
  8. The Last Exchange-Charles Martin
  9. A Portrait of Emily Price-Katherine Reay
  10. Second Time Around-Melody Carlson
  11. Hometown Girl-Courtney Walsh
  12. Starstruck-Amy Clipston
  13. The Cul-de-Sac War-Melissa Ferguson
  14. Stay With Me-Becky Wade
  15. The Silence Between Us-Alison Gervais
  16. The Fill-In Boyfriend-Kasie West
  17. With a Little Luck-Marissa Meyer
  18. Love and Gelato-Jenna Evans Welch
  19. Lucky in Love-Kasie West
  20. The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants-Ann Brashares
  21. You Bring the Distant Near-Mitali Perkins
  22. Three Things I Know Are True-Betty Culley
  23. Borrow My Heart-Kasie West
  24. The Otherworld-Abbie Emmons
  25. XOXO-Axie Oh
  26. iSpeak Boy-Jessica Brody
  27. Halfway Normal-Barbara Dee
  28. Stargirl-Jerry Spinelli 


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