Julieta and the Romeos
Books | Young Adult Fiction / Romance / Contemporary
3.4
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Maria E. Andreu
You’ve Got Mail meets a YA Beach Read with a bookish mystery at its heart in the newest rom-com from Maria E. Andreu. The ideal next read for fans of Emily Henry, Kasie West, and Jennifer E. Smith.Julieta isn’t looking for her Romeo—but she is writing about love. When her summer writing teacher encourages the class to publish their work online, the last thing she’s expecting is to get a notification that her rom-com has a mysterious new contributor, Happily Ever Drafter. Julieta knows that happily ever afters aren’t real. (Case in point: her parents’ imploding marriage.) But then again, could this be her very own meet-cute?As things start to heat up in her fiction, Julieta can’t help but notice three boys in her real life: her best friend’s brother (aka her nemesis), the boy next door (well, to her abuela), and her oldest friend (who is suddenly looking . . . hot?). Could one of them be her mysterious collaborator? But even if Julieta finds her Romeo, she’ll have to remember that life is full of plot twists. . . . From the author of Love in English comes a fresh take on love and romance, and a reminder to always be the author of your own life story.
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Author
Maria E. Andreu
Pages
400
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published Date
2023-05-16
ISBN
0062996568 9780062996565
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"Okay, this was totally not some silly indie YA book some reviews made me think it is. It was actually nice, although sad: Julieta's worries over her parents and the restaurant made my heart sink. Feels like it takes a greater part of the book than her writing and romantic adventures. Loved the twist about her co-author! I wish more books incorporated things like that. Jules' choice of a boy, though.... SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER I hate that Lucas was described as "safe" because, for me, he was caring. The most worried about Jules, the most active to give her a hand, to make her feel safe and sound, to comfort her when she was constantly hurting. The way he reacted in the end felt waaaay off. Like, that's it? After all this time and pining, that's all he said? Aside from that, it's a good YA book, and I enioyed reading it, comparing the boys and different lifestyles they represented, their different ways of thinking."
Margarita D
"Cute YA romance about a Argentine family restaurant and a aspiring writer and her dreams, and her Romeo choices."
Loann
"Absolutely adored this book! So well written. I love the infusion of storylines about culture and family and love. Also pretty solid advice on dreaming and doing and going for it. I found myself jotting down this wisdom in my own journal. Definitely for those who love to read and write. Clean, sweet read. "
Lindsey Killingsworth
"👾👾👾"
sophia💖