Books with Pastels covers that are perfect for Spring

Happy Spring for all of us in the Northern Hemisphere! Spring is the perfect season for those of us who crave picnics in the park and the sound of chirping friends. If you are like me, the thing you look forward to the most during spring is the pastels! Pastel eggs, pastel wardrobe, pastel home decor!

Photo was taken on my animal crossing Island last spring

In honor of spring, I thought I would revamp my gorgeous book covers and phenomenal plots list with a spring edition.

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Blazewrath Games by Amparo Ortiz

Lana Torres is eager to compete in the Blazewrath Games and win for her native Puerto Rico. But with her hero and former player, Takeshi Endo, working for a terrorist dragon, the games are in massive danger.

This novel has a fantastical world of magic and dragons. I recommend it if you love fantasy with chaotic besties!

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Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa

Max Hartley ruined Carolina Santos’ wedding. And Lina isn’t ready to forgive Max any time soon, but she’s moved on. But when Lina and Max pair up on a work project, they’ll have to try their hardest to keep things amicable.

This romance has the perfect blend of romance, bickering, and delicious food description. If you enjoyed this book, check out its sequel, The Wedding Crasher,* out April 5th. (shout out to Netgalley for gifting me an advanced copy)

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Act your Age Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert

While soul searching Eve Brown stumbles on a bed and breakfast with a cute owner. However, Eve’s attraction for Jacob won’t stop from clashing.

The perfect read if you enjoy enemies to lovers, great smut scenes, and loveable characters. Additionally, this novel also includes autism representation via the love interests.

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The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood

Olive Smith needs a fake boyfriend fast. Luckily for her, Adam Carlsen was standing in the hallway. But faking a relationship turns into a complicated game of PDA, and soon Olive begins to feel things for her fake boyfriend.

This is the perfect spring read for romance lovers and a great picnic read.

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Rent a boyfriend by Gloria Chao

Chole Wang hires a boyfriend for thanksgiving to soothe her parents’ anxiety for her future. But as Chole gets to know her fake boyfriend, Drew, the more she begins to like him. Can Chole come clean to her parents about their relationship?

This read is great if you love the fake dating trope and want to vicariously disappoint your parents.

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I Wanna Be Where You Are by Kristena Forest

Chole Pierce sneaks out of her house in the hopes of catching an audition to an all-black dance conservatory. But Chole’s cute neighbor and one-time date Eli insist on accompanying her and brings his gassy dog along for the ride. Can Chole make it to her audition in one piece?

I Saved the cutest one for last! I Wanna Be Where You Are, is a great lighthearted read perfect for spring breakers because it takes place during spring break.

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A Taste For Love by Jennifer Yen

Liza Yang dreams of becoming a pastry chef and dating whoever she likes, much to her mother’s demise. And when Liza’s mom asks her to judge their annual baking competition, she soon learns that her mom has some tricks up her sleeve. Luckily, Liza’s new friends are there to help.

This is an adorable Pride and Prejudice retelling, and I recommend it for YA and boba milk tea lovers.

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Invisible Ghosts by Robyn Schneider

Rose Asher prefers hanging out with her dead brother’s ghost than with the living. But when her old friend Jaime Aldrige moves back to town, Rose starts to come out of her shell. Unfortunately, Rose’s brother isn’t a fan of Jaime and makes his sister choose between him and her independence.

This story is great for readers looking for a book with paranormal elements for spring.

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Permanent Record by Mary H.K Choi

Pablo Neruda Rind is a college dropout and works as a bodega cashier when one day, actress Leanna Smart joins him for a midnight picnic at the register. Soon Pablo and Leanna begin a complex and messy relationship.

Permanent Record is great for readers who aren’t looking for a perfect romance but are more interested in character development. Pablo is a hot mess, but it was great to read about how he slowly put his life back together.

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Counting Down with You by Tashie Bhuiyan

Karina Ahmed tries her best to please her parents, even sacrificing her dreams. And then, Karina’s teacher asks her to tutor resident bad boy Ace Klyde. Karina hesitates, but Ace promises to buy her all the books her heart desires.