What are some great teen romance novels from the boy's perspective?

I know a lot of teen romance novels, but most of them are from the girl's perspective. Any recommendations? Please do not say the Twilight Saga.What are some great teen romance novels from the boy's perspective?
Hi, Jasper!



Romance Books for Teenage Boys: romance novels written just for them.



Young adult romance enthusiasts generally look for realistic, compelling characters and pulse-racing attraction. But if the romance readers are male, they also prefer a male protagonist and, frequently, a male author who they can trust to give an authentic male voice.





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Romance Books for Teenage Boys – Sentimental Romance



Guys who like sentimental romance should try "Tom Loves Anna Loves Tom" by Bruce Clements (Farrar Strauss %26amp; Giroux, 1990)



In this story of obsessive and intense summer romance, Tom falls in love with Anna while she is in town visiting her ailing aunt. This intimate, sentimental story is unique because it isn't plot-driven, but rather it savors the idiosyncrasies of infatuation as a realistic depiction of first love from a male perspective. The story unfolds in a passionate monologue. Important life issues such as the death of a sibling, acquaintance rape, abortion and its aftermath, and Antisemitism are woven into the story to add depth and realism.





2. Romance Books for Teenage Boys – Mystery Romance



Teen boys who like mystery mixed in with their romance books will love Another Kind of Monday by William E Coles (HarperTempest, 1999)



When Mark opens a dusty copy of Great Expectations he doesn't find the expected reading assignment. Instead, he discovers $300 and a set of directions which plunge him into a mysterious scavenger hunt and an unexpected romance. Although the cryptic riddles and pressing quest to solve the mystery are what drives the plot, it's the author's exploration of Mark and Zeena's budding romance that make this a satisfying romance and an unforgettable story.





3. Romance Books for Teenage Boys – Lighthearted Romance



Young men who prefer lighthearted romance will enjoy Cecil in Space by Sid Hite (Henry Holt %26amp; Co., 1999)



This offbeat coming-of-age romance novel is a welcome break from hard-core young adult fiction. Seventeen-year old Cecil Scott Rowe (who his Aunt June believes is an astronaut in training, hence the title) likes to hang with his clique, dabble in vandalism (who changed the town's welcome sign to read “Welcome to Hysteric Pricksburg”?) and psycho-philosophize in his witty and unusual manner. In this tale of summer romance, Cecil struggles between the town's snooty fickle bombshell Ariel, and Isabel the girl-next-door.





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Others Romance books for boys



Aihara Hot Gimmick (Graphic Novel Series)

Amis The Rachel Papers

Bell Stones (pub in Canada)

Bennett %26amp; Gottesfeld A Heart Divided

Black Diary Of A Teenage Stud (Series)

Burgess Doing It

Cann Hard Cash

Chandler Dark Secrets (Series)

Chbosky The Perks Of Being A Wallflower

Clements Tom Loves Anna Loves Tom

Clements Tom Loves Anna Loves Tom

Corbett Fifteen Love

Coville %26amp; Yolen Armageddon Summer

Davidson Jason %26amp; Kyra

Davis Vision Quest

Draper Romiette %26amp; Julio

Flinn Breaking Point

Flinn Breathing Underwater

Flinn Nothing To Lose

Jenkins Out Of Order

Jones Things Change

Kerr Fell (Series)

Kerr Night Kites

Koertge Boy In The Moon

Koertge Confess-O-Rama

Koertge Stoner And Spaz

Koertge Where The Kissing Never Stops

Koertge The Arizona Kid

Koontz Odd Thomas

Korman Son Of The Mob

Levithan The Realm Of Possibility

Lynch Extreme Elvin

Mckinley The Hero And The Crown

Napoli For The Love Of Venice

Nilsson Heart's Delight

Paulsen The Boy Who Owned The School

Payne Youth In Revolt

Pierce The Darkangel (Trilogy)

Pope The Perilous Guard

Powell Dean Duffy

Powell Is Kissing A Girl Who Smokes Like Licking An Ashtray?

Powell The Whistling Toilets

Ripslinger How I Fell In Love And Learned To Shoot Free Throws

Scott Jingle Boy

Shaw Flavor Of The Week

Soryo Mars (Graphic Novel Series)

Soto The Afterlife

Spinelli Stargirl

Tamar Out Of Control

Thomas Rats Saw God

Trembath A Beautiful Place On Yonge Street

Trembath A Fly Named Alfred

Trembath The Tuesday Cafe

Tsuda Kare Kano (Graphic Novel Series)

Van Draanen Flipped

Wallace Restless

Werlin Double Helix

Wild One Night

Wittlinger Razzle

Wittlinger Hard Love

Zindel Pigman

Zusack Getting The GirlWhat are some great teen romance novels from the boy's perspective?
Try these



de la Pena, Matt. Mexican WhiteBoy. Delacorte. 2008.

Half white, half Mexican and 100% confused, Danny struggles with baseball, his absent father and first love while spending the summer with his familia in San Diego.



Katcher, Brian. Playing With Matches. Random House/Delacorte. 2008.

Leon Sanders is a loser until an extremely disfigured girl makes him feel special. Should he stay with her or be lured away by the girl of his dreams



Myers, Walter Dean. Street Love. 2006.

College-bound basketball star Damien, whose story is told in spoken word rhythms, defies the expectations of his family and friends when he falls hard for troubled Junice



Jenkins, A. M. Out of Order. HarperCollins.

High school sophomore, Colt Trammel, struggles to maintain his macho image despite problems with both his girlfriend and his classwork.



Johnson, Angela. The First Part Last. Simon %26amp; Schuster Books The story of Bobby Morris, a teenage father first introduced in Johnson’s Heaven, is told by filling in the “now” and “then” of his life in New York City raising his daughter, Feather



Krovatin, Christopher. Heavy Metal and You.

METAL HEAD NOT GOTH and Sam likes his life LOUD until a very different straightedge girl starts whispering to him. Melissa tempts Sammy away from drugs, alcohol, and tobacco but can she turn down the VOLUME



Koertge, Ron. Stoner %26amp; Spaz.

What happens when a sixteen-year-old guy with C.P. and a caustic wit fall in love with a drugged-out girl with tattoos? Well...it isn't Romeo and Juliet!



Korman, Gordon. Son of the Mob.

The ultimate Romeo and Juliet tale. The son of the mob falls in love with the daughter of the FBI. Even communications are a problem when your girlfriend’s dad is the agent in charge of bugging your house.



Your friendly librarianWhat are some great teen romance novels from the boy's perspective?
Read

Elove - A romantic suspense story

Blackhole - A mystery suspense story

Zero - a suspense thriller

Aghast - A horror suspense thriller



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not sure aboout books but try the saw movies.. i hear they can be very romantic