little scrapbook pages for them were needed! 🙂‍↕️🩷

breaking the ice — coming soon! ✨

💿 college romance

⛸️ forced proximity

💿 brother’s best friend

⛸️ single dad

💿 fake dating

⛸️ enemies to lovers

💿 nicknames

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2025/6/26 Edited to

... Read moreScrapbooking can be a fun and creative way to express your love for stories, especially in genres like romance. In creating scrapbook pages for themes such as college romance, forced proximity, and enemies to lovers, think about incorporating elements that embody these narratives. Use vibrant images, quotes, and character sketches to reflect the dual POV of your stories. For example, if exploring the 'brother's best friend' trope, include snippets that highlight the tension and chemistry between characters. You can also create sections devoted to character traits or memorable quotes that capture the essence of your tale. Consider combining different materials, such as patterned papers and embellishments, to bring a tactile experience to your scrapbook. Incorporating hashtags like #bookaesthetic and #romancebooks can connect your work to broader themes in the community. Don't forget to show off your creative journey on Bookstagram, connecting with other indie authors and readers who love the romance genre. Your scrapbook pages can become a visual diary that not only tells a story but also engages with a community passionate about characters and their journeys.