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Something Blue - Darcy & Rachel by Emily Giffin
Something Blue
Book 2 in the series:Darcy & Rachel

'Something Blue' by Emily Giffin is a sequel to 'Something Borrowed' and tells the story from Darcy's point of view. Darcy, initially portrayed as a spoiled and self-centered character, undergoes significant growth and transformation throughout the book. The narrative follows her journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and motherhood, as she faces life-altering events and reevaluates her relationships with others. The writing style captivates readers as they witness Darcy's evolution from a shallow and entitled individual to a more self-aware and endearing character.

If you liked Something Blue, here are the top 75 books to read next:
(We also have 100 recommendations for the series: Darcy & Rachel)

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    One Night on the Island by Josie Silver
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    'One Night on the Island' by Josie Silver is a story about Cleo, a woman approaching her 30th birthday who embarks on a journey to a remote island off the Irish coast to 'marry herself'. However, her plans are disrupted when the lodge she is staying in gets double booked with Mack, a photographer from Boston. As Cleo and Mack navigate their forced cohabitation, they find themselves drawn to each other and the close-knit community on the island. The story unfolds as Cleo and Mack confront their personal struggles and find unexpected connections, leading to a journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and tender romance. The writing style is complex, raw, and real, portraying the characters' emotional struggles and growth with depth and authenticity.

    A warm flush creeps up my neck as I sit across the desk from Ali, my terrifyingly enigmatic boss at Women Today. She’s asked me to do some fairly out-there things over the years, but this one tops the...

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    One Day in December by Josie Silver
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    One Day in December by Josie Silver is a heartwarming tale of love at first sight and missed chances. The story follows Laurie, who falls hopelessly in love with a stranger she spots at a bus stop, only to later discover that he is her best friend's new boyfriend, Jack. Spanning a period of ten years, the novel explores the complexities of relationships, friendships, and the concept of falling in love versus staying in love. Despite the obstacles and challenges they face, readers are taken on a journey filled with emotional twists and turns, ultimately leading to a blissful ending that is both authentic and satisfying.

    The book is narrated from multiple perspectives, providing insights into the characters' thoughts and emotions as they navigate through life's uncertainties and unexpected turns. With themes of friendship, love, and personal growth, One Day in December offers a relatable and thought-provoking exploration of the intricacies of human relationships and the enduring power of love.

    It’s a wonder everyone who uses public transport in winter doesn’t keel over and die of germ overload. In the last ten minutes I’ve been coughed on and sneezed at, and if the woman in front of me shak...

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    Glory Road by Lauren K. Denton
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    'Glory Road' by Lauren K. Denton follows Jessie, a woman who has moved back to her hometown of Perry, Alabama, after her marriage fell apart. The story delves into Jessie's journey of rediscovering herself as she navigates family relationships, love interests, and the struggles of getting older. Through alternating first-person perspectives of Jessie, her daughter Evan, and her mother Gus, the book explores themes of love, family, and self-discovery in a small town setting. The writing style is described as heartfelt, comforting, and magical, with a focus on multi-generational dynamics and the beauty of everyday life.

    Everyone knows the weather in lower Alabama can be fickle. Christmas with the AC pumping or an early June cool snap aren’t the strangest things that happen down here. If you’re not careful, quick chan...

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    Confess by Colleen Hoover
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    'Confess' by Colleen Hoover is a heart-wrenching and touching story that revolves around the lives of Auburn and Owen. The book expertly weaves together elements of romance, mystery, and real-life issues, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged. Through Owen's confessions and the interactive artwork included in the story, Colleen Hoover's signature writing style shines, making the characters and their emotions feel authentic and relatable. The book explores themes of love, loss, redemption, and the complexities of human relationships, ultimately delivering a satisfying and emotional read that lingers with the readers long after they finish the book.

    The plot of 'Confess' is driven by the deep connection between Auburn and Owen, two characters with complex pasts and secrets that gradually unravel throughout the story. Colleen Hoover's storytelling skill shines through as she delves into the characters' flaws, emotions, and struggles, creating a narrative that is both heartwarming and heartbreaking. The book's unique concept of incorporating real confessions and artwork adds depth to the storyline, making it a multi-layered and thought-provoking read that captivates readers from start to finish.

    The wrinkles around his mouth become more prominent as he attempts to keep from frowning. He folds his arms over the mahogany desk and clasps his hands together, pressing the pads of his thumbs agains...

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    It Starts with Us - It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover
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    'It Starts with Us' by Colleen Hoover is a heartwarming continuation of the story of Lily, Atlas, and Ryle. The book delves into the complexities of their relationships, past traumas, and struggles with co-parenting while navigating through life's challenges. Readers are taken on a journey of love, resilience, and healing as the characters confront their demons and strive for a brighter future. Colleen Hoover's writing style shines in portraying the emotional depth of the characters and the realistic portrayal of sensitive topics such as domestic violence and childhood trauma.

    She would always insert a brief pause between syllables, making it sound like two separate words. I wanted to laugh every time I heard it, but it was hard to find the humor in it as a child when I was...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series It Ends with Us )

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    The Bookshop on the Corner - Scottish Bookshop by Jenny Colgan
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    Nina, a librarian from Birmingham, finds herself out of a job and decides to open a bookstore in a van, traveling around Scotland to share her love for books. She encounters resistance but is charmed by the community vibe in the countryside, where she meets interesting characters and plays matchmaker through books. The plot involves Nina embracing her dream, finding unexpected belonging and romance, and creating a bookstore that matches the right book with the right person. The writing style is described as logical, engaging, and atmospheric, painting vivid imagery of both the Scottish village and city life in Birmingham.

    It came an hour into the morning. They were playing “trust games” to restore faith in something or other, despite the fact that they were all going to have to compete against one another for the few r...

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    The People We Keep by Allison Larkin
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    The People We Keep by Allison Larkin follows the journey of April, an abandoned child who grows up believing she is not worth caring about. As she embarks on a life of independence, readers witness her discovery of self-worth and the importance of the people she encounters along the way. Through a rollercoaster of emotions, heartbreak, and joy, the book beautifully weaves together a story of resilience, friendships, and the impact of the individuals we choose to keep in our lives.

    April's character is portrayed as a young girl with a deep sense of longing and insecurity, yet filled with resilience and strength. The narrative delves into her experiences of finding hope and joy amidst tough circumstances, showcasing her journey of growth, self-discovery, and the connections she forms with others. The book captures the essence of chosen family, the power of love, and the transformative impact of human connections in shaping one's identity and sense of belonging.

    I’m standing at the end of my driveway in the dark, watching Mrs. Varnick’s trailer, waiting for her lights to go out, getting really pissed off. I’ve been watching for at least a week and her lights ...

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    Pretty Reckless
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    Book 1 in the series:All Saints High

    Pretty Reckless - All Saints High by L.J. Shen
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    "Pretty Reckless" by L.J. Shen is a raw and intense story set in the All Saints High universe, focusing on the next generation known as the HotHoles. The plot revolves around the complicated relationship between Daria Followhill, a mean girl with a troubled past, and Penn, a bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks. The writing style is described as addictive, dual POV, and filled with drama, romance, familial conflicts, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged and emotionally invested.

    It always is when Vaughn fights, and Vaughn always fights. He breaks noses almost as well as he breaks hearts. Breaking hearts, in case you’re wondering, is his second-favorite art. At least six girls...

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    The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella
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    The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella follows the story of Samantha Sweeting, a high-powered lawyer who makes a huge mistake at work and ends up becoming a housekeeper in a small English village despite having no experience in domestic tasks. The plot revolves around Samantha's journey from a stressed-out attorney to a housekeeper as she navigates through humorous and unrealistic situations, leading to personal growth and self-discovery. The writing style is described as light, funny, and easy to read, with a focus on themes of self-reflection, romance, and the importance of slowing down in life.

    I put down my pen and clear my throat. Across the room, Maya looks up from where she’s rearranging all her little pots of wax and nail varnish. Maya is my spa beauty therapist for the day and is in he...

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    Awk-Weird
    Book 2 in the series:Ice Knights

    Awk-Weird - Ice Knights by Avery Flynn
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    Awk-Weird by Avery Flynn is a romantic comedy that follows the story of Tess and Cole, who have a one-night stand resulting in an unexpected pregnancy. Cole, a structured and routine-oriented hockey player, struggles to cope with the unexpected change brought by Tess's pregnancy, while Tess, who has abandonment issues, finds it hard to trust and let people in. The book is filled with humor, quirky characters, and heartwarming moments as Tess and Cole navigate their way through their differences and past traumas to find a way to be together.

    The writing style in Awk-Weird is described as adorable, funny, and engaging by readers. The author, Avery Flynn, creates relatable characters like Tess and Cole, with their flaws and quirks making them endearing. The plot is a mix of humor, angst, and steam, with a good balance between character development and romantic moments that keep readers entertained and emotionally invested in the story.

    Standing in the shadow of one of the potted palms along the edges of the Hayes Resort dining room, she sipped her wine and counted down the minutes until she could go up to her room, slip between the ...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ice Knights )

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