What's your favorite romance novel? I don't read romance books so I don't have a favorite.

Well I think most people would say like Romeo and Juliet.
But honestly I really enjoy the books by the author Zane.

Well. Antyhing by Nicholas Sparks. He's a romance writer and his books make me so damn teary-eyed. :(

So sweet. Sometimes. Except when people die.

Does it have to be a complete romance book? If not Books by Jennifer Crusie. They are part romance-y and part other stuff. Same with some of Janet Evanovich's . So those two people I don't have a favorite book because I love them all.

If not umm I'll get back to you.

^It doesn't have to be a complete romance.

Hmm, maybe Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

The Notebook
A Walk to Remember

yeah, i think anything by nicholas sparks is a good romance novel. granted, he has the same theme and sometimes it's really predictable, but i like the imagery he can bring. and plus they take place in really romantic scenes.

AH! I love that book! Jane Austen's amazing!

Pride and Prejudice
Love♥

For some reason, I couldn't stand to read Pride and Prejudice. I couldn't get through the second page and had to stop reading returned it back to the library.

I love how no one's said Romeo and Juliet yet I didn't even think of that one when I saw this forum.

Anyway, this is going to sound dumb, but Twilight is perhaps the best one I'VE read...granted, I don't really read Jane Austen, more like Victor Hugo or Leo Tolstoy for me, but Twilight was beautiful a lot of the time. Again, I don't really read romance...

nicholas sparks doesn't impress me...once you watch a couple of k-dramas..EVERYTHING ROMANCE RELATED IS PREDICTABLE!

Are you kidding? Romeo and Juliet was one of the most pathetic failures at a romance novel I've ever read. =_= I seriously hated it, ahha

I'm not sure... I might hav to say Twilight. :P

I liked Romeo and Juliet.
I don't read a lot of romance.
But if I have to pick one, then I guess I'd pick Breakfast at Tiffany's.

I don't read romance novels. The only one I've read was called Nights in Rodanthe by Nicholas Sparks and it was ridiculously boring and predictable. Yet hooking and bittersweet and mellow.

The Notebook and A Walk To Remember both by Nicholas Sparks.
He's amazingggg.

i LIVE for the "anita blake series" by laurell k. hamilton... it's vampires, were-critters, strippers, magic, zombies... they're awesome... although a bit graphic and the "sleeping beauty trilogy" by anne rice (under a pen name...) also graphic, but fun... my stepmom used to read nora roberts like it was her job!

Nicholas Sparks pretty much disgusts me; all of his novels follow the same romance novel formula, but with a slightly different twist each time. I find that he's pretty much hit or miss with people--moreso a hit with the less literate and a miss with the more literate. Makes sense.

I'm not big on romance, and it's kind of sad that the first one that came to mind that I recently read was Christopher Moore's Bloodsucking Fiends, which was less than impressive. I'm a big fan of John Irving's storytelling skills, especially in Until I Find You, which has somewhat of a romance subplot in it. A Widow for One Year is an even better one of his more romance-related novels.

Honey, Baby, Sweetheart by Deb Caletti

He's the biggest a-hole in real life. I remember last year his kid started going to our school and he got beat up in the student parking lot because he was acting like a hot shot.

Twilight


Ugh, fully agreed! I'd read some great reviews on it, so I bought it, and haven't even gotten through the first couple pages. It just..

Any book with a happy ending by Sarah Dessen. A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks is sweet as well.

it was really hard to fallow.... movie was way better!

but my favorite romance novel is anything from by nora roberts but best laid plans is one of her best!and then there is the amazing twilight, new moon, and eclipse!

sigh

it makes me happy just thinking about it

and the notebook


i love romance

Urgh

The closest I got to a Romance novel was about five feet last winter.

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë is brilliant <3

^ Agreed. I didn't want to read it because it was a project but it was really good.

Meg Cabot books :)

The mediator series. Or the 1800-MISSING series.

But.. Pride and prejudice is the best :)

A Veil of Roses by Laura Fiztgerald. Usually I'm not into romance books but this was exceptional.

I would have to say jane eyre. i could read it over and over again.

it took me two months to read ..... (and i usualy read 400 pg books in two days...)
the movie was WAY better