Who was your first ever book crush?

Liza Chulukhadze · Post by **Liza Chulukhadze** » 13 Feb 2023, 23:34

Hey there! Who was your first book crush and what did you like about them?

khushireads1101 · Post by **khushireads1101** » 10 Aug 2023, 19:59

I'm a sucker for romance books and drak romance too . I've read many books by now which were jaw dropping and left me giggling too . There's so many names I want to mention but it's about the first, so I've read this book like for 9 or 10 times , the name of the book is "The fault in our star" this is where I met my first ever book crush Augustus Waters , reading this book was rollercoaster ride just like his life and his always was an "okay " and my always will be this be book and him.

Jaydene · Post by **Jaydene** » 19 Aug 2023, 04:14

Hi I'm a new reader and my first book crush was Ryle Kincaid

Pulane Ramathe · Post by **Pulane Ramathe** » 20 Aug 2023, 22:11

My first ever book crush was Sanchez Harmon from this unpublished book titled "Every Kind of Way". He really was such an amazing book boyfriend even though in the beginning he wasn't too into the idea of falling in love. Seeing his character development during the course of the first book really was what made me drawn to him especially how he was with the Female Main Character and I wish to find someone as remotely close to that. I especially loved his relationship with his dad it's truly remarkable. The was this one scene where he created a whole playlist that showcased how much he loved the female main character. My heart exploded in that moment

Rosie Ziarnik · Post by **Rosie Ziarnik** » 22 Aug 2023, 10:07

I have to admit... I was a vampire die-hard growing up. Yes, I fell into the Twilight rabbit hole, and yes, Edward was my very first book crush. The way he protected Bella at all costs, the way he treated her as if she was fragile.... it all just hit me a certain way. Plus, as a raging hormonal teenager, how could a hot vampire not be attractive?

Because of household issue growing up, I also typically fell more for the "bad boys" instead of the so-called "good guys" and I guess Edward Cullen started that trend for me, at least in the book world.

Fatma Ezzahra Jebari · Post by **Fatma Ezzahra Jebari** » 30 Aug 2023, 10:58

There was this series by J.D. Robb, the in-death series. And I started reading the 48th book where the main character was already married to her love interest. And he made my standards go through the roof. EX-criminals turned billionaire who ow half the globe are my type it seems. I mean, Roarke is built different !! Made me swoon more than once. ANd when I went to the start of the series, it made me like him more.