Booklist: You've Got Mail

I recently read a You've Got Mail book and decided to create a booklist - just in case there are people who also love this trope.

The first four are adult books and the second four are YA books.

Are there ones that I missed? Let me know so I can read them!

Review: Last Night was Fun

 

Emmy works for a baseball team - in an old boys network. She struggles to make people notice her work. Gabe is the bane of her existance at work. They compete a lot and most of the time, Gabe gets the recognition. They are both up for the same promotion. Emmy feels certain that she's not going to get the job.

When a random number texts her, she shares that he has been given a fake number. But the more they talk, the more Emmy reveals. It's easy to talk to him. Soon texting with him becomes the best part of her day.  Could it be time to meet?

My Thoughts: This is a You've Got Mail story in the baseball world. And it's delightful. I couldn't put this book down and I didn't want it to end. The banter between Emmy and Axe Murderer (inside joke) made me laugh. I loved the bird puns. The ending came a little quickly. I loved the wedding moments between the sisters; they were sweet. 

Cover Thoughts: Charming

Source: My Library 

Library Recommendation: A Must Have Book for your public library's romance section

BookTok: Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice

This book is great for fans of:

Single mother and daughter. They own a coffee shop

mixed with:

a big chain coffee shop moves in across the street from the local shop 

More thoughts:

@yabooknerdlibrarian A great YA book for fall! Perfect for fans of #gilmoregirls and #youvegotmail - it might make you want to bake! #fallvibes #booktok #yabooktok #psl @IreadYA ♬ original sound - Jennifer @YA Book Nerd 📚📚📚

Christmas Book Review: Dear Santa

If you're a fan of You've Got Mail, you're going to want to read:

Instead of rival bookstores, it's based around Christmas stores.

I reviewed this book for Fresh Fiction - check out what else I enjoyed about this book!

Review: Alex Approximately

Mink moves out to live with her father after her mother's marriage hits the rocks. She's been communicating with the boy online who could very well be her soulmate, but she's scared to tell him about the move. Instead, she's determined to hunt him down incognito beforehand - just to make sure he's normal.

Mink's adjusting well to her new town, but she has yet to locate Alex. Her dad got her a job where she she works with the most aggravating boy ever - even though he is dreamy. They snark at each other intensely. Could there be sparks?

My Thoughts:  I adored this You've Got Mail inspired story. I loved the museum where Porter work. I love their banter. I love Mink's father and his new relationship. I really loved Porter's family - especially his mother. I felt terrible for all that they had been through. I really enjoyed Grace and her relationship with Mink. I really liked watching Porter and Mink interact. And I loved how they became friends. I really liked the moments they spend together outside of work. I adored the slow burn! I didn't want to put this book down! 

Cover Thoughts: Cute
Source: My Library

Library Recommendation: Great book with a fun romance and great parents. Highly recommended for public and school libraries.