Books like Eligible
12 books with a reading profile close to Eligible by Curtis Sittenfeld. Clear-cut; a moderate read.
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1
Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
Naomi Porter, a high school student, slips on a bar of soap in her kitchen, hits her head, and loses four years of memory.
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2
An Abundance of Katherines
by John Green
romance, accessible
Colin Singleton is a child prodigy who has been dumped by nineteen girls, all of whom share the name Katherine.
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3
This Lullaby
by Sarah Dessen
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
Remy Starr is a cynical eighteen-year-old who manages her romantic life through a strict set of rules designed to avoid emotional attachment.
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4
Autoboyography
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
Tanner Scott is a bisexual teenager living in Provo, Utah, where the local culture is dominated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Will Grayson, Will Grayson
by John Green
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
Two teenagers named Will Grayson lead separate, disconnected lives in the suburbs of Chicago until a chance encounter at a novelty shop brings them together.
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The Beach House
by Jane Green
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
Nan Powers, a widow in her sixties, lives in a large old house on Nantucket that she has owned for years.
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September
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
Set in the Scottish Highlands during a transitional autumn, the narrative centers on an upcoming twenty-first birthday dance hosted by Verena and Angus Steynton.
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Love & Misadventure
by Lang Leav
romance, accessible
Lang Leav’s collection uses brief, rhyming stanzas and minimalist illustrations to chart the timeline of a romantic relationship.
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9
The Dollhouse
by Fiona Davis
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
In 1952, Darby McLaughlin moves into the Barbizon Hotel for Women to study secretarial skills, where she befriends a rebellious maid named Esme who introduces her to the jazz clubs of mid-century New York.
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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
In 1946, London writer Juliet Ashton begins a correspondence with Dawsey Adams, a resident of Guernsey who found her name inside a secondhand volume of Charles Lamb.
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The Break
by Marian Keyes
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
Amy Bartlett's husband, Hugh, tells her he needs a break from their marriage, six months in which he can do whatever he likes, with no responsibilities.
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The Japanese Lover
Also clear-cut · romance, accessible
In 1939, Alma Belasco leaves Nazi-occupied Poland for her relatives' San Francisco estate.
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