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Fangirl Cath doesn't require actual friends. She has a twin sister named Wren and is well-known in the Simon Snow fandom, where she has tens of thousands of online followers. Cath is now entirely out of her comfort zone because she is at college. All of a sudden, she is interacting with a lot of new people. She has a sour roommate with a cute boyfriend, a professor of writing who believes that fanfiction is the end of civilization, and a handsome new writing partner. Author: Rainbow Rowell Here are our personal top picks of other good romance books like Fangirl that will surely get you hooked. Hope you’ll find a good fit to your taste! (1) Coven Emsy has spent her whole life in the warm state of California, and she would much rather spend her days surfing with her pals or hanging out with her partner than developing her abilities as a fire elemental. Her family is abruptly forced to relocate to gloomy upstate New York when members of her family's coven in the east are mysteriously slain in circumstances that can only be the product of tremendous witchcraft. Emsy will have to perfect her underutilized skill there in order to catch the murderer. ..before her family is the next to be attacked. Author: Jennifer Dugan (2) Virtually Yours A rom-com for the internet era, Virtually Yours is the creation of Jeremy Holt and Elizabeth Beals. Editor Kat Vendetti, book designer Tim Daniel, and letterer Adam Wollet are the participants in this fascinating new collaboration. Together, they offer a novel perspective on a well-known genre that will be appealing to anybody who has experienced romantic relationships in the internet age. Author: Jeremy Holt (3) Cheshire Crossing The three meet at Cheshire Crossing, a boarding school where girls much like them learn how to deal with their paranormal encounters and utilize their magical world-crossing abilities, years after their individual returns from Wonderland, Neverland, and Oz. Author: Andy Weir (4) Camp Spirit 1994 summertime. Elodie's mother forces her to accept a job as a camp counselor with only two months until college. She has no knowledge of the outdoors, sports, or children in general, and she isn't really eager in learning. However, she is now in charge of a group of obnoxious girls who may just win her over. However, just as Elodie begins to adjust to her new surroundings and get close to one of the other counselors, a sinister mystery circling the camp starts to haunt her dreams. Author: Axelle Lenoir (5) Doughnuts and Doom It takes more work than it seems to be a young witch or rock star! But perhaps rivals could wind up as friends or perhaps more? This delightfully effervescent graphic novel sets hearts ablaze with flying brooms and explosive guitars. When Margot first meets Elena, feelings are intense, magic is present, and...doughnuts float? The first is a frazzled witch trying to launch her potion company, and the second is a failing rock musician whose band is having little luck. Author: Balázs Lőrinczi Best Books to Read Like Fangirl That was fast! I hope the above books give you the excitement to grab the book of your choice. If you find Fangirl interesting, the other four books will provide the same thrill! Let us know how you feel. Write your comments below on books that you have enjoyed similar to Fangirl Previous Featured Books: Top 5 Best Books like Darkhouse More Books: Top 5 Best Books like Maybe Someday

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