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It’s such a beautiful story with a twist.” She continues: “I would also like to say that my favourite choice for Valentine's Day has to be Rosie Blake's How to Get a (Love) Life. It was set in the late 80s when I was 19 years old and first finding romance myself. “I read One Day by David Nicholls when it was first published in 2010, long before it went to the big screen. Eventually, she settled on One Day by David Nicholls with a rather familiar close second. It really is, simply put, lovely.”Ĭarol of Dizzy C’s Little Book Blog had a hard time picking just one book, saying it was like choosing a favourite among her children. It's the one book I would choose to take with me to a deserted island, too. It's the book that taught me (at a young age) what real love was. It's the book I turn to when I need a little positive reaffirmation about life. I've read it so many times I've lost count, and will read it many times more. Honestly, it has something for everyone – swashbuckling pirates, good guys, bad guys, giants, laughs abound and, of course, true love. Steph blogs at The London Diaries and says: “My absolute, hands down favourite romantic book of all time is The Princess Bride. Here, in this special Valentine’s Day Battle of the Books, some of our favourite book bloggers join members of Team Novelicious to argue for, what they think, is the best loved up literature ever written.ĭo you agree? Feel free to join the conversation in the comments and let us know what YOU think the most romantic book of all time is. If your inclination is to curl up with a box of chocs and a lovely romantic read this February 14th, you’re not alone. Everyone seems to have a table booked somewhere and TV is full of the same old, cheesy storylines. Supermarkets are awash with red balloons, rose-coloured confetti, sappy greeting cards and, you know, heart-shaped pizza.
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