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Ask book lovers why they come romantic novels, sometimes read them over and over again and they will instantly prove how relaxing reading these romances can be after a stressful day while also offering the best way to escape. exit into a world of two characters with many passions. Undoubtedly, reading is a better habit than watching TV series, improves one’s vocabulary and stimulates one’s imagination but the real reason is that romance novels are a way Escape from the real world with your favorite fictional characters when the workload is too much. ways to deal with stress and run away from reality or fill a void in your life.
Call us hopeless romantics, but when the poet Lord Byron said that love would find a way through the paths of wolves afraid of prey, we immediately believed it. As Valentine’s Week love days roll around, here are some of the most beloved romance novels of all time that you must read:
1. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
A list of romance books or novels about love could never begin without mentioning the most famous novel ever written about love and marriage – Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. The characters Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy must overcome a series of misunderstandings, mothers and matchmakers, handsome playboys, as well as their own prejudices and stubbornness to realize that they are human. perfect for each other. A great book to reread or read for the first time (if you’re living under a rock) on love day.
2. Thich Nhat Hanh’s Way of Love
Can love be taught? Is there a right or wrong way to love someone? How do you build trust? Can you love others without first loving yourself? Buddhist Zen master and human rights activist Thich Nhat Hanh explores different types of love and the habits that make love stronger in this pocket guide, part of a series of tutorials, in which he explains how to practice mindfulness in everyday life. An ideal gift if your date is cynical or emotionally constipated. Just ask him/her to approach it with an open mind.
3. Labor of Love: Moira Weigel’s Dating Invention
Flirting may be as old as time but the institution of dating is a fairly recent invention. A romantic disappointment forces academic Moira Weigel to think hard about what she wants from a relationship and how it could be different from what pop culture has facilitated her expectations. and so she started researching the history and evolution of dating from the 1900s to the present day – Tinder date.
4. This is how you lose her by Junot Diaz
In these nine interconnected stories, Junot Diaz takes a deep and enduring look at infidelity and the complexities of love through his protagonist Yunior. In an interview, Diaz described the book as “a story about a young man’s struggle to overcome his cultural training and inner habits to forge lasting relationships.” .”
