keep or unhaul my contemporary romance books? 🔥 bookshelf audit 3

Always Never Yours is one of my favorite YA contemporary romances. I love Emily and Austin.

Anyway, love this book. It is told from the perspective of like different timelines and whatnot that converge together. It's so good.

Oh, Eliza and Her Monsters, one of my all-time favorite books as well.

This was an important book when I read it. It was It was very popular when I read it. I read this like in high school when it was really big, but I prefer Ellen Hopkins writing I feel like on these topics than this.

I just remember loving this so much. It's a It's about a mean bully girl and the boy who changes her.

It's like the romance is like so second to everything else that's happening between these twins kind of deal. It's a fabulous book. Jandy Nelson is a fabulous writer.

On holidays, this was fine. But nothing I don't need I'm never going to read really read I'm never going to reread this and I don't like I do love a good holiday romance during the time, but I'll find something new.

I think I'm going to keep Looking for Alaska. I enjoyed this when I read this. I would not like, I think, any John Green books if I read them today, like any of his YA old YA stuff.

I read this whole series. I only own this one. But I love this book.

There's other things that I would rather read than like what a middle-aged man thought teen love should have looked like with a manic pixie dream girl.

Ramona Blue, absolutely loved it. Fantastic. I love the discussion that you can have about the fluidity of sexuality within this book.

Red, White, and Royal Blue I also really like this book. I think I'm going to keep it. I might reread it in the future.

The book swap I read last year. Really, really enjoyed this.

I loved these books when I read them. I don't know if I would still like them today. They were They were like a romance that's in like a dystopian world and there's like a She's like a traitor.

The Selection The Elite, The One. You know what? We're just going to We're going to hold onto them. Why not? They're fun.

I read the XX. I like it.

The Hating Game is one of my all-time favorite. Will keep that. Will reread.

The Love Hypothesis was fun. I haven't really read any other Ali Hazelwood. I've heard really mixed things about everything else.

The Selection The Elite, The One. You know what? We're just going to We're going to hold onto them. Why not? They're fun.

I've reread this book more than any other book in the world. it was very important to me as a teenager and continues to be important and I just love it so very much.

I loved these books when I read them. I don't know if I would still like them today. They were They were like a romance that's in like a dystopian world and there's like a She's like a traitor.

The Selection The Elite, The One. You know what? We're just going to We're going to hold onto them. Why not? They're fun.

The Unhoneymooners I could see myself rereading. I did really enjoy those. Christina Lauren is a fun time.

The Way I Used to Be, I felt so many emotions reading this that I have never fully felt before. Like I felt like someone took my soul and put it into a book. And so this book will always live on my shelves.

This is such a cute YA story. This is about two best friends who like make a pact to like lose their virginity together so she can like impress her like possibly college boyfriend kind of deal. And it's really cute and I really loved it.

Filling Boyfriend was really fun when I read it. This one was hyped like everywhere at the time.

Oh, The Sky Everywhere, Jandy Nelson, another fave. Loved it.

Well Met I love this book. This is such a fun one. I want to read the rest of the series.