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15 Romance Books That Give Taylor Swift Vibes, According to Reddit

No one writes a love song like Taylor Swift, and these authors took note.

There's no denying Taylor Swift's ability to string together a powerful story. For decades now, her lyricism has painted fans vivid pictures of forbidden love, unrequited crushes, passionate romances, and all the messy, complicated emotions that come along with them. What can we say? The girl knows how to make us feel things.

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In recent years, Swift has even expanded her stories by revisiting old hits and reimagining them with new twists and turns. Her slow-burn ballad "All Too Well" was rereleased in 2021 as the original 10-minute version she reportedly wrote when she was 21 years old. That longer track was turned into a romantic drama short film that Swift directed, starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien. It went on to win several awards, including a Grammy.

So, no one would be surprised if the singer decided to try her hand at novel writing and randomly decided to release a series based on one of her albums. (If she's looking for suggestions, our pick is "folklore.") But until she blesses us with her not-so-secret literary talents, we'll have to seek out our Taylor Swift-esque romances elsewhere.

Fortunately, the internet's resident bookworms have done some of that heavy lifting for us. A recent Reddit thread seeking romance books that felt like they were written specifically for Swifties turned up some juicy recommendations. Here are 15 books they claim have all the hallmarks of a Taylor Swift song.

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