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Claire Russo has always believed that love songs can fix anything. She writes them in the margins of her notebooks, hums them during sunsets, and finds comfort in the way music makes the world feel softer. To her, love is something worth fighting for.
Charlie Romano disagrees. Completely.
Quiet, distant, and impossible to read, Charlie hates love songs-and everything they stand for. To him, they're just lies wrapped in pretty melodies, reminders of promises that never last. He keeps his headphones on, his guard up, and his heart closed.
When the two are paired together for a school project about writing a musical short story, their worlds collide. Claire's warmth meets Charlie's walls, and neither knows what to do with the spark that forms between them. As they spend time together, Claire discovers the pain behind Charlie's hatred of love, and Claire begins to hear emotion in the songs he once avoided.
But feelings are complicated, and Charlie is terrified of trusting anyone-especially a girl who believes in everything he doesn't.
The Boy Who Hated Love Songs is a soft, heartfelt YA romance about healing, hope, and the unexpected person who becomes your favorite melody.