Books For Valentine’s Day: 50 Titles To Surprise

How about a classic book? Romeo and Juliet is one of the most famous love stories in the world.

He tells the love story of two young men from rival families and is one of William Shakespeare’s first great tragedies.

If your boyfriend or girlfriend loves romances, surely this is an indispensable title in the collection!

On the other hand, does your love prefer books that involve mystery, police and a little supernatural?

Outsider, by Stephen King, is one of those books you can’t stop reading.

In Flint City, an 11-year-old boy is brutally murdered and all the evidence indicates that the culprit is teacher and coach Terry Maitland.

But a series of strange coincidences will make Detective Ralph Andersen suspect this accusation, since it seems Matiland was in two places at once!

Stephen Hawking was one of the most brilliant minds in the modern world – and, in this book, he guides the reader in the search for answers to humanity’s greatest doubts, such as what is the origin of the universe?

Are there other dimensions? What will happen when it’s all over?

If your love loves more different themes and is a “nerd” I’m sure you’ll enjoy this one of Amazon’s best-selling books.

In a lightweight and very easy to understand way, Hawking unravels from the mysteries of particle physics to the dynamics that move hundreds of millions of galaxies across the universe.

For dog lovers, this is certainly one of the best books for Valentine’s Day.

The book that inspired the film tells the unforgettable story of a dog that, after being reborn several times, imagines that there is a purpose for its return – and until it reaches it, it will continue to be reborn.

Exciting and with a few doses of humor, this is an incredible book that shows the look of a dog on the relationship between people and the eternal bonds between human beings and animals.

Does your girlfriend love to discuss engaged topics? I’m sure she’ll love that title.

“Women Running with the Wolves” is one of the best-selling books today and shows how societies have treated women over time.

The author discusses 19 myths, legends and fairy tales to show how the instinctive nature of women has been “domesticated” over time.

Harry Potter is undoubtedly one of the most important fantasy books of recent years – marking generations.

If your boyfriend or girlfriend is passionate about the saga, how about that box?

He has the 7 books in the series, all in hardcover, plus a bookmark exclusive.

For lovers of the self-help sector, this is an excellent book suggestion to give on Valentine’s Day.

The author, a professor of psychology at Stanford University, has created over years of research a concept showing how the mental attitude (the way we face life) is fundamental to success.

In this book, Carol S. Dweck shows us that the mindset is not fixed and there are ways to change it towards professional and personal success.

If you love detective stories, you certainly know the adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

This is an extremely special gift, ideal for collectors.

The box contains 4 books bringing together all the stories of Sherlock Holmes, with the four novels and 56 tales of the adventures of the world’s most famous detective and his faithful squire, Dr. Watson.

Brave New World is an Aldous Huxley classic and one of the best book options for Valentine’s Day.

It is a classic modern dystopian novel that should be part of the obligatory reading of those who love to think better about the society and the world in which we live.

In the book, Huxley shows us a society totally organized according to scientific principles, with people programmed in laboratories and trained to fulfill their role in society – a sagacious criticism of capitalist, industrial and technological society.

This is one of the greatest classics in world literature and a very emblematic book on racism and injustice.

He tells the story of a lawyer defending a black man accused of raping a white woman in the United States in the 1930s.

A timeless story about tolerance, loss of innocence and the concept of justice.

How about giving your girlfriend a sensitive book that shows the power and strength of women?

In his new novel, Jojo Moyes brings the story of five women who face a small town in the United States for their love of books.

Together they discover the power of knowledge, freedom and friendship!

This is a self-help book very propitious for Valentine’s Day.

After all, it shows the basic differences between men and women when they are in a relationship.

Gary Chapman, with over 30 years of experience counseling couples, explains the five languages of love and identifies the ways in which people express and receive manifestations of love.

First on The New York Times’ list, Brené Brown gives us a different view on vulnerability.

In this book, we understand that vulnerability is not a sign of weakness, but a definition of courage.

Throughout the pages, the reader will have great insights and think in different ways about his life, relationships and certainties.

For a fan of horror stories, this is an excellent book for give on Valentine’s Day.

Inspired by the column of the same name by the writer Tori Telfer, Lady Killers is a dossier of stories about serial killers and their crimes over the past centuries.

With an informative and witty text, the author recapitulates the lives of 14 women with an appetite for destruction, their atrocities and the legacy left by each of them.

Adventurers on duty will love that book!

In it, Amyr Klink, the navigator who crossed the Atlantic in a tiny rowing boat, gives the account of his astonishing feat.

From the preparations to the crashes with giant waves and the triumphant arrival to the Brazilian coast.