The events that follow aren’t easily explained. Everything suddenly changes when they meet for the first time. For nearly seven years Ryen and Misha have been communicating through letters. This a story of two teenagers, both angsty, misunderstood and very much in love. And I am still unsure if that is a good or a bad thing… It was nominated for a Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Romance in 2015.Punk 57 by Penelope Douglas is a romance novel like no other I’ve read before. What makes The Deal the perfect read for after Punk 57 is that it also has this enemies to lovers theme where it starts off as playful hate and then turns into something passionate and smutty. The deal seems like the perfect setup until Hannah realizes she has her sights on the wrong man. If Hannah helps Garret improve his grades, he will help her break out of her shell and get her crush’s attention. When she meets the confident athlete Garrett, he proposes a deal she can’t ignore.
She has no idea how to get her crush to notice her.
This story follows college student Hannah, who’s great at everything except romance. If you’re interested in reading another book about opposites attracting, you should get a copy of The Dealby Elle Kennedy. Punk 57 features love interests who are complete opposites of one another.
If you’re looking for a similar type of story, you should check out some of the titles below. Punk 57 had me hooked on every page and feeling all sorts of emotions at the end. Although it has teenage characters, this is a young adult to new adult read with some smutty scenes. Punk 57 has themes of anti-bullying, prejudice, revenge, grief, and friends to lovers (and enemies to lovers). This was when he realized that his dream girl was really everything he hated. That was until Misha got the opportunity to meet Ryen. Three rules are set, no pictures, no phone calls, and no social media.Įverything was perfect about this friendship/relationship. They could talk to each other about anything but vowed not to meet in person or look each other up on social media because it could ruin everything. Throughout the years, they remained in contact through their letters. Over the years, they become not only the best pen pals but the best of friends, always looking forward to a new letter from each other. This story begins in the 5th grade when a young boy, Misha, decides to participate in a pen pal program. Don’t worry, I won’t spoil the ending for you if you haven’t finished reading yet.
Before I get into the best similar books to Punk 57, let’s quickly recap the story.
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