If you like Cinderella, you should read IF THE SHOE FITS by Julie Murphy
Everyone is talking about Cinderella these days, thanks to Amazon Studios’s new adaption of this classic fairytale, starring Camila Cabelo in the title role. Whether Camila is your new fave fairytale princess or you still live for Lily James and her pretty glass butterfly shoes, you will enjoy THE SHOE FITS by Julie Murphy. Murphy, author of Dumplin’ (also a fab Netflix movie), brings us a modern, body-positive Cinderella who competes on a Bachelor-style reality show. This book is the first in a new series of adult Disney Princess romcoms from Disney Hyperion, so there’s even more fairy tale magic to come.

If you like Never Have I Ever, you should read DIAL A FOR AUNTIES by Jesse Q. Sutanto
Who isn’t completely charmed by the creative brain of Mindy Kaling? Based somewhat on Kaling’s own upbringing, this coming-of-age story of an Indian-American teenager dealing with the death of her father will make you laugh one minute and get all teary-eyed the next. One of the best things about the show is its emphasis on family. If you love this Netflix treat, DIAL A FOR AUNTIES by Jesse Q. Sutanto is the read for you. When the main character accidentally kills her blind date (oops!), her mom and an entire squad of meddlesome-but-well-meaning aunties comes to her rescue. Things only get more complicated (and more hilarious) from there.

If you like You’ve Got Mail, you should read TO SIR, WITH LOVE by Lauren Layne

You’ve Got Mail is an oldie but a goody, and since its release in 1988, this Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks treasure has inspired loads of romcom novels. One of the very best is this summer’s TO SIR WITH LOVE by Lauren Layne. It’s like You’ve Got Mail with a heaping dose of champagne. Yes, please.

If you like Ted Lasso, you should read THE BROMANCE BOOK CLUB by Lyssa Kay Adams

Ted Lasso has made kindness cool again, just when we needed it most. If you want to feel those same warm fuzzies, complete with sports team vibes (baseball instead of soccer, but still…) and men supporting one another in a healthy way while uplifting the romance literary genre at the same time, head to your nearest online bookstore and one-click THE BROMANCE BOOK CLUB by Lyssa Kay Adams immediately.

If you like Grace and Frankie, you should read MOM JEANS AND OTHER MISTAKES, by Alexa Martin

Alexa Martin’s MOM JEANS AND OTHER MISTAKES is a great read for anyone drawn to the strong female friendship storyline in Grace and Frankie. The main characters are a bit younger, but just like in the Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin Netflix favorite, they become unexpected roommates and the supporting cast of family members provide lots of drama and laughs.

If you like The Great British Baking Show, you should read BATTLE ROYAL by Lucy Parker

Soggy bottom, anyone? If you’ve ever dreamed of whipping up a batch of cupcakes worthy of that ever-elusive Paul Hollywood handshake, BATTLE ROYAL by Lucy Parker is definitely your jam. It’s like a royal wedding meets THE GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW, and fair warning: you will definitely want to have some cake on hand while reading it. Trust me on this.

If you like Fleabag, you should read HOT UNDER THE COLLAR by Andie J. Christopher

Let’s be real. When I say Fleabag, I’m specifically talking about season two and the Hot Priest (which absolutely deserves to be capitalized). If you’re still longing for those episodes or even just rocking your fabulous black Fleabag jumpsuit, HOT UNDER THE COLLAR by Andie J. Christopher will fill that aching void in your heart.

If you like Emily in Paris, you should read THE PARIS CONNECTION by Lorraine Brown

Emily in Paris has left hordes of us crying into our croissants and wondering why we never moved to France and accidentally fell in love with charming chef downstairs. If you enjoyed Netflix’s romp through the City of Lights starring Lily Collins and her amazing wardrobe, you will adore THE PARIS CONNECTION by Lorraine Brown. This delightful new book has the same magical armchair tourist quality and plenty of will-they-ever-get-together angst. Fantastique!

If you like Cruella, you should read A SPOT OF TROUBLE by Teri Wilson

If Cruella has you seeing spots (the good, furry Dalmatian kind), I’ve got you covered. A SPOT OF TROUBLE was written by yours truly, and it’s a whimsical romantic comedy for anyone who loves Emma Stone in Cruella or Disney’s other 101 Dalmatians movies. Bonus: no one wants to make a coat out of the sweet dogs. I promise.