I think that from time to time we all want a sweet and light book, to cuddle with on the couch and relax.

Specifically, I am looking for such readings after finishing something heavy, so that I don't get emotionally overwhelmed and my mood improves.

So let's see three book suggestions, which are like watching a romantic comedy on TV:

Two protagonists, two perspectives. Tiffy and Leon live in the same apartment, share the same bed, but have never met. 

This happens because they have completely opposite work schedules, and so this cohabitation seemed ideal. Their only communication was through post-its, which amused me in reading and I consider it was an original idea. 

However, as you can imagine, at some point the circumstances changed, and they met realizing that they had wasted so much time following the rules.

I can confidently say that I enjoyed reading this book, and I really liked that we saw two different sides each time. The story flowed beautifully, many times it made me laugh but also made me say a "aww" inside.

Usually in romantic novels we see a man who is involved with an emotionally inaccessible, workaholic, doll-like girl, and due to some coincidence he goes to the countryside, where he meets the sweet girl next door and realizes what he has been missing all this time. So Nora belongs to the first category of girls. Workaholic? Check. Beautiful? Check. Emotionally inaccessible? Check. And the list goes on.

Her life is books. She is an agent, she loves her job but she loves her sister Libby even more. So when Libby asks her to take a break for a vacation in Sansain Folls, she can't refuse. However, there, she will constantly run into Charlie, a [handsome I imagine] book curator who she definitely doesn't like [we like those things]. I won't continue, you know how these things end!

Initially, I found it very nice that the heroine is not the "typical" girl we meet in romantic novels, it is interesting to see something different. Also, although a light book, it talked about loss, family, life choices, etc., something that for me upgrades it and gives it depth. Of course, I enjoyed the love story as anything that involves characters constantly teasing each other with sarcasm and humor is my weakness!

Now, on to the practical side, the book had small chapters and was not tiring at all. It was one of those that make you feel like you're watching a movie, so it relaxes you.

Just what you need for cuddling. A book about books, what else do you want?;

Florence is a "ghostwriter," as she writes books on behalf of a famous elderly romance writer, although she no longer believes in it. Her life is already going from bad to worse, with the cherry on top being that her new *tall and unbelievably handsome* editor doesn't give her an extension for the delivery of her book. Perfect, right? Oh, and another important thing about the story: Florence sees ghosts! If you don't find this original, then I don't know what to say. Suddenly, she returns to her childhood home for her father's funeral when the doorbell rings. And who is it? The new editor. As a ghost! Well, this will go well…

I found the author's idea of creating a protagonist who falls in love with a ghost very clever. I haven't read anything similar before, and it seemed very original to me! Overall, your book conveyed a very pleasant feeling.

It flowed nicely, had doses of humor, clever dialogues, references to books and authors, was a bit macabre but at the same time full of optimism, and it definitely kept your interest. I believe it would also make a great movie, so give it a read.

After all, we love original books!