Svetla recommends...

I recommend this series that begins with Fallen. The author is Lauren Kate.

The book is about the forbidden love between a human girl and a fallen angel. Lucinda is a teenager sent to a school where all of the students have some kind of dark future. And there she meets Daniel... Some of you may decide that the story is a lot similar to Twilight, but they don't have anything in common. For me, Fallen had a deeper meaning and the romance was not presented in such an obvious way, making it sound like a soap opera.

The book catches the reader's interest and is interesting to read. A hint of gothic scent could be felt...

Elena recommends...

Vianne is a divorced woman with a little child. She moves to a small french village during the time when the Catholic church is very powerful. She is not accepted and has a lot of difficulties starting a business with her chocolate shop.

Will the skeptical people change, when they taste the amazing chocolate Vianne makes? Will their hearts get warmer, as the chocolate they are drinking? Will Vianne find a new love or will she stay a single, friendly woman? Read Chocolat and taste the flavor of this story, both sweet and sour.

Siyana recommends Where Rainbows End

If you like romantic stories which give important life lessons but at the same time are fun to read, then Where Rainbows End is just for you. The style of the book is interesting because it tells what happens via e-mails, texts and letters. Where Rainbows End is from the author of P.S., I Love You and tells the story of Alex and Rosie, who are best friends since childhood but eventually fall in love with each other. Will they be together after all the obstacles they meet?

If you like this book, you would probably also like P.S., I Love You.

Vicky recommends The Right Attitude to Rain

The Right Attitude to Rain is one really interesting book that leads the reader into Edinburgh and makes him/her feel like he/she is in Scotland. The feeling that the book brings is the most interesting thing about the book, but not the only thing. The story itself is about a woman who is almost 45, and she is confused about her feelings towards a man who is 14 years younger than her. She wants to be with him but her strong morals stop her. Her thoughts about this and other philosophical themes are what keeps the reader intrigued during the whole book.

If you liked the book Chocolat, you would probably like this book too because the styles are similar in their descriptions.

Anna recommends P.S. I Love You

It only takes a blink of an eye to lose the one you love. Holly Kennedy, the main character of P.S. I Love You, is totally devastated when her husband is diagnosed with cancer. Holly and Gerry were high school sweethearts and no one could imagine them without each other. Until the death of Gerry leaves Holly all alone. P.S. I love You is an entertaining book teaching one how to stop mourning and start a new life.

Siyana recommends...

The Undomestic Goddess is about a woman who has a great job - the dream that she has been working for since childhood. And still... there is a thing missing - family and love. A huge mistake makes her run away and find something new. She has to choose between love and work... but what will she choose?

This book is suitable for readers who like romantic stories with happy endings.

Julia recommends...

This is a book written by a very young Italian physicist describing the life of a girl and a boy who become a man and a woman. They start their friendship in kindergarten and they keep it until the book ends. It is a novel about happiness, truth and true friendship. I'd also recommend you read The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

Lewbina recommends...

This month I read the first book of the Twilight series. I have watched the movie, but believe me the book is much better. This is a fictional story about vampires. There is this human girl who falls in love with the extremely handsome Edward. He hides many secrets about his family and himself and when Bella finds out the truth the adventures begin.

Related: New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn