Books matching: nerdy protagonist
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Save:A beautifully written, steamy and heartfelt romance that transports you to a cozy bookshop in Big Sur - perfect for those who crave poetic prose, high spice, and the magic of opposites attracting.
“He didn’t succeed—obviously,” I said, and I saw a few smiles, “but the evidence is captured in this grainy, black-and-white photograph that’s framed on a wall in the bookstore. In it, Ginsberg is lau... - #2
Save:A heartfelt, entertaining friends-to-lovers romance that shines with realistic anxiety rep, swoony moments, and authentic, lovable characters - Melanie Harlow fans and small-town romance lovers will be hooked.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cloverleigh Farms ) - #3
Save:Fake Mustache by Tom Angleberger is a hilarious and absurd adventure that follows Lenny Flem Jr. and his best friend Casper. The story kicks off when Casper purchases the powerful Heidelberg Handlebar Number Seven fake mustache, which he uses to mesmerize people and execute a series of outrageous plans. He robs banks, becomes mayor, and even runs for president, while only Lenny and the TV star Jodie O Rodeo can see through the charade. The action escalates as they race to save Casper and stop the evil plans before it's too late.
The writing style is playful and filled with humor, making it appealing to both kids and adults. Angleberger's use of funny characters, clever wordplay, and quirky situations keeps readers engaged. The inclusion of lively illustrations and different forms of prose adds to the reading experience. While the plot may stretch the limits of reality, its silliness and excitement resonate with middle-grade readers, making it an entertaining choice for family reading and reluctant readers alike.
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Save:Ready Player One is a fun, geeky, fast-paced adventure that’s perfect for pop culture lovers, but a bit heavy on nostalgia and info dumps for some tastes.
Gunfire wasn’t uncommon in the stacks, but it still shook me up. I knew I probably wouldn’t be able to fall back asleep, so I decided to kill the remaining hours until dawn by brushing up on a few coi... The Improbable Theory of Ana and Zak follows the story of Ana, an overachieving nerd, and Zak, a confident and extroverted geek. The two characters navigate through a comic convention alongside Ana's genius but lovable younger brother, Clayton. As they embark on a quest to find Clayton, they encounter various obstacles including an angry viking, a drug dealer, and overzealous fandoms. The book explores themes of family relationships, self-discovery, and the dynamics of geek culture, all while maintaining a light and humorous tone. The writing style cleverly incorporates pop culture references and witty dialogues, making it a delightful and engaging read.
It’s my fault that I didn’t take care of this before school, of course, but my brother, Clayton, asked me to go over his math homework for him, and then Mrs. Brinkham stopped me to talk about the quiz...- #6
Save:A nerdy hero who will steal your heart, tons of laughs, and just the right amount of steam - if you want a feel-good rom-com with real emotional depth, 'Co-Wrecker' is the perfect scoop. Just don’t read the series out of order if you don’t want spoilers!
“Please tell me when you wrote calculators on this box, it’s actually code for porn. There’s porn in this box, right, Andrew? If I were to open it up, I would find a smorgasbord of boobs bouncing in b... - #7
Save:'Bookish and the Beast' by Ashley Poston is a modern retelling of the classic fairy tale 'Beauty and the Beast'. The story follows Rosie Thorne, a small-town geeky girl dealing with grief after losing her mother, and Vance Reigns, a bad boy actor exiled to a small town to escape the spotlight. Through geeky references, pop culture nods, and a heartfelt exploration of grief and growth, the book weaves a tale of love, self-discovery, and healing. The alternating perspectives between Rosie and Vance provide a quick and engaging read, with a writing style that captures the essence of small-town life and the magic of shared experiences through books and fandom.
He takes Amara roughly by the chin and whispers quietly, “I care about duty, princess.” Their lips are so close, he feels the moment her breath hitches. She shudders as he runs his finger down the sof...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Once Upon a Con ) - #8
Save:A heartwarming, laugh-out-loud New Adult romance with standout quirky leads and zero overdone angst - perfect for anyone who wants something a little different and a lot of fun.
There are many theories that attempt toexplain why humans cry in response to heightened emotions. Onestates that weeping serves as a signaling function, letting otherhumans know the emotional conditio... - #9
Save:A sweet, lighthearted YA rom-com with a bookish twist - predictable but endearing. Great for a cozy, low-stress read!
I’m not a hopeless romantic. I don’t believe in love at first sight or destiny or soul mates. I’m happiest wearing a charcoal zip-up hoodie and vintage jeans, not some floaty pastel dress with kitten-... - #10
Save:A clever, offbeat road trip packed with nerd humor and heart, perfect for those who love quirky characters and thoughtful coming-of-age tales - but its unconventional style and mathematical bent may not win everyone over.
The morning after noted child prodigy Colin Singleton graduated from high school and got dumped for the nineteenth time by a girl named Katherine, he took a bath. Colin had always preferred baths; one...
