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Looking for a romance

Hello folks, I am looking for a romance with the following:

- university, particularly graduation.

- main character is trying to figure out what to do after graduating.

- really sweet and wholesome.

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u/Buzz33lz — 42 minutes ago
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Do y'all think there will ever be another Hunger Games or Harry Potter in terms of popularity?

I come across YA and adult series and books that I find pretty damn good but they're so obscure these days. Until I jumped heavily back into reading I didn't even know series like The Diviners or Ember in the Ashes or Scholomance etc etc existed. I think reading is on the down low among young people. I'm only in my mid 20s and the only people I know who read are some young women who read strictly romance novels like Coleen Hoover. Nobody in my family or friends reads. No younger people read. In fact some of my friends say their media attention span is so bad now they can't even watch a movie or TV show let alone read a book. I bought my sister Sunrise on The Reaping as a gift when it came out and she still hasn't even opened it despite being a huge HG fan as a kid. She tells me she just doesn't have the focus or time for a full novel.

Do y'all think we'll ever see another insanely popular YA series on the level of something like HP or HG or PJ? I think they also benefited from the fact that they came with the rise of the internet. But I just don't see reading being as popular among young people in that genre anymore.

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u/Eagles56 — 18 hours ago
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Self-Promotion Sunday: a place to promote your work, projects, or social media accounts

Hello bookworms! This is Self-Promotion Sunday, a place where you can promote any of the following:

  • A book you wrote
  • Your blog
  • Your Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, etc
  • Your Discord channel
  • a subreddit you created
  • your Etsy shop

As a rule, individual self-promotion posts are not allowed on this subreddit, but a weekly post will now be scheduled so you can promote your projects to other bookworms.

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u/AutoModerator — 11 hours ago
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Looking for young adult fantasy set in a feudal time period

I apologize if this request was done here before recently because basically what I was looking for were young adult novels set in Feudal Japan.

Like the idea is that the novel takes place in again Feudal Japan with mythology creatures such as Kitsune as the core premise is about stopping an evil empire from ruling the kingdom, but there are some romantic elements.

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u/KaleidoArachnid — 24 hours ago
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