Paul Coccia is the award-winning author of several acclaimed titles for young readers. Paul has a specialist in English Literature from the University of Toronto and a master of fine arts in creative writing from the University of British Columbia. He lives in Toronto with his nephew, three dogs, and a small grey parrot. When not writing glitterature, he's often found cooking but prefers baking. You can find out more at paulcoccia.com or on Instagram and Twitter: @pauljcoccia.
“Recommended Reading is swoon-worthy in every possible way! Bobby’s story is a sheer delight and an ode to book lovers everywhere who believe that the magic of stories reaches beyond the page.” —Julie Murphy, #1 New York Times bestselling author “With just the right combo of dramatic declarations, mixed-signal cuties, and crotchety coworkers, Paul Coccia shows that every last one of us is worthy of being the lead in our own love story. Recommended Reading is . . . well, recommended reading!” —Jason June, New York Times bestselling author “Paul Coccia’s Recommended Reading is very recommended reading for fans of romantic comedies that fizz with authenticity and humor. A love letter to romance that you’ll love reading.” —Abdi Nazemian, Stonewall and Lambda Literary award–winning author of Like a Love Story and Only This Beautiful Moment “Readers will fall in love with Recommended Reading! It has everything romance readers enjoy—small town vibes, dramatic declarations, witty banter, a swoony love interest, and a protagonist to root for. It’s hilarious, fun, and entertaining.” —F.T. Lukens, New York Times bestselling author “A winning will they / won’t they romance for anyone who’s ever dreamed of having a meet-cute in a bookstore. Readers will be rooting for Bobby as he matchmakes and book-talks his way to a true, well-earned main character moment.” —Andrew Eliopulos, author of The Fascinators “Equal parts sweet and dramatic, full of pop culture references and body positivity, Recommended Reading is for all the booklovers who know that sometimes getting to your own happy ending means having the courage to rewrite your own story. Simply delightful.” —Edward Underhill, author of Always the Almost and This Day Changes Everything