RECOMMENDING SPECIFIC BOOKS TO YOU!!!

I read this on a whim this last year and I loved it. It was one of my favorites of the year, honestly. Like I was very surprised.

I got Dragon Gets By. He loves the Dragon Boy. ... these are great ones where there's not like a lot of words in them

I got Dragon Halloween, I got Dragon Christmas, I got Dragon Gets By. He loves the Dragon Boy. ... these are great ones where there's not like a lot of words in them

I got Dragon Christmas... these are great ones where there's not like a lot of words in them, but they can learn how to read them and they actually have like chapters and stuff.

So if you don't know Float Plan was like my favorite book of last year. I loved it. It's a very kind of sad book, a book about starting over, a book about grief.

It's very similar to Float Plan in the way that it's about grief and talking about grief and how different people handle grief differently. And it's a very sad one.

I thought it was cute. It wasn't like amazing, but it was cute.

This is a thriller that I enticed me from the very first chapter. In the last sentence of this book, I was like, "Oh my gosh." So freaking good.

This is about a couple that has to fake a relationship to appease the person to the appease the girl's parents and they're in the Miami Keys, the Florida Keys. Is that right? Either way, it was super cute. Again, a great summer read, for sure.

It started with the dog. I actually prefer the first one more, You Lucky Dog. But either way, both of them have a really big emphasis on dogs in them

So, this book is actually like kind of set in a coffee shop. We have a main character. I forget her name. I think her name is Chloe. She works as a barista and her love interest is Nick, I believe, who owns the whole coffee shop.

This is about two authors that wrote a couple books, got to be bestsellers. They never talked to each other again, but they have one book left on their contract. So, it's about them writing their last book and you get to see both their points of views and it is slow burn to the max.

The other one I have is one of my favorites. And again, this is about a character who loses her fiance and this is about her finding love again and kind of dealing again with grief. So both of these books are great books for grief.

nobody talks about this book, but I loved it so much. It was just so heartwarming and so nice and definitely a book for sure about best friends / sisters.

This is about it's another hate to love book in case you're interested in that. It's about two people that have to go on this vacation to Maui together and yeah, if you want like a tropical vacation summary read, look no further than this one, although I'm sure you have heard of that.

I read this a couple years ago and it's similar to the fact of Daisy Jones in the fact that it's kind of like it's not so much documentary like a interview style but it's mainly about this pop group that was really popular and one of the character and one of the members of the pop group dies.

When I read this book, it's like literally reading a ball of sunshine. Like this is like sunshine in a book, if you will. It is adorable.

The love interest in this one, Russell, he is a single dad and it's really prominent in this book and it's adorable. I really enjoyed it.

basically, we have a single mom, and she's, I think, in her 40s, and she gets involved with a much younger guy that I want to say is in his late 20s, maybe early 30s. ... it was really cute. Again, steamy, cute.

I actually prefer the first one more, You Lucky Dog. But either way, both of them have a really big emphasis on dogs in them