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Books like Flipped
A charming, he-said-she-said exploration of first love and the messy, beautiful process of learning to see people for who they truly are. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Flipped.
- sun-warmed
- tender
- nostalgic
- lighthearted
- 01
P.S. I like you
Kasie West
A sweet, banter-filled exploration of falling in love with someone's words before you know their face.
- 02
Second Chance Summer
Morgan Matson
A bittersweet, sun-drenched summer of rekindled love and inevitable goodbyes.
- 03
Before I Fall
Lauren Oliver · 2010
A poignant, time-bending exploration of teenage cruelty and the desperate search for redemption before time runs out.
- 04
My life next door
Huntley Fitzpatrick
A sun-drenched summer romance that contrasts the quiet loneliness of a pristine life with the chaotic warmth of the family next door.
- 05
Twisted
Laurie Halse Anderson
A darkly funny, unflinchingly honest dive into the pressure cooker of teenage masculinity and family dysfunction.
- 06
Pivot point
Kasie West
A high-stakes, parallel-timeline romance that explores the heavy burden of knowing what comes next.
- 07
An Abundance of Katherines
John Green · 2006
A nerdy, footnote-heavy summer road trip about graphing the trajectory of heartbreak and learning to live outside your own head.
- 08
Fifteen
Beverly Cleary · 1996
A warm, nostalgic time capsule of teenage butterflies, awkward phone calls, and the gentle growing pains of a first crush.
- 09
Audrey, wait!
Robin Benway
A frenetic, sun-drenched joyride through the chaos of accidental fame and teenage romance.
- 10
How to Be Popular
Meg Cabot
A bubbly, laugh-out-loud exploration of high school social climbing that proves the best version of yourself is usually the one you left behind.
- 11
Pants on Fire
Meg Cabot
A sun-drenched, chaotic summer romp about the exhausting work of keeping up appearances and the relief of finally letting go.
- 12
The Boy Next Door (Candy Apple #2)
Laura Dower
A sweet, dual-perspective snapshot of the exact moment childhood friendship collides with middle school awkwardness.











