It’s not very often I read young adult romance nowadays with most now being graphic steamy romances. It’s nice and refreshing to read something like this. I’d kind of forgotten that this book was young adult but sometimes sweet and innocent teen love is what you need just cleanse the brain of all of the really intense romance on the market currently. The lines between young adult and adult are blurring every day with really graphic adult books going on the shelves in young adult sections with teens reading way beyond their years.

From the offset Imogen is having a tough time trying to find a job that she thrives in. It’s seemingly impossible for her, going from job to job and burning bridges before she even starts but when her friend comes to her and asks if she’ll go undercover in a Fairytale Gardens, a theme park, to expose fraud using charity money. She jumps at the opportunity to work in one of her favourite places.

After settling in in her new dorm and new job, Imogen is looking forward to the summer ahead. She didn’t imagine herself working in a food stand and her role suddenly shifts when she has to fill in for the role of a Princess. Suddenly she's at the forefront of the parks entertainment schedule with none other than the boss’s son Tristian who plays one of the princes in the park. After an encounter as children, the pair have a rocky start and kind of butt heads. Soon Imogen begins to forget the real reason she’s at Fairytale Gardens and falls further in love with the role she’s been given as well as the handsome Prince she’s starting to get to know. Eventually with the lines blurring her secret mission unravels her relationships and Tristian’s family bonds quicker than she ever imagined.

This was a fun read. It was predictable but as a young adult novel I wasn’t expecting any major twists or turns or crazy plot points. The characters were fun, the setting was nice to read about and this was generally a feel good novel. I didn’t absolutely love it but it kept me engaged throughout.

It kind of felt like a young adult version of Dreamland Billionaires by Lauren Asher. Normally I hate comparing books to another because I feel like every novel should have the chance to stand on its own but it really did remind me of the similar vibes. But it was a lot more young adult friendly. Nowadays, young teens are reading explicit adult books as they are marketed or shelved incorrectly. I’ve been in numerous book shops where adult books are shelved in the YA section, which can be detrimental. It may seem that explicit sex scenes are the worst parts for a young teen to be exposed to but sometimes these novels tackle serious issues, including mental health matters that can be graphic. OK, I’ll stop rambling now but this was truly YA and it was great. The author discussed parental loss, parent shutting down after losing a spouse, and the pressure teenagers face when deciding their future. It was written really well.

I think it’s really exciting that the author is exploring characters within this world for the second book as Tristian’s brothers were really fun characters to read about so I look forward to seeing what comes next.

Thank you for the eARC!

I came it for the Swiftie titled and stayed for the great characters! I found it to be a very sweet and east read overall.

Enchanted to Meet You was such a fun and light-hearted book that you can't help but love! I've never been one for fairy tales but it was hard not to love the premise of this book. It really reminds you of why we yearn for heart-warming stories and why as kids we believed in the magic of stories..

There was a wide range of characters and while it could be difficult to remember all the names and the roles they played at times, it certainly added to the pace of the story. I was particularly fond of Divya, the meddling friend of our MC, and wished we saw more of her but am aware she was only a side character.

There is an element of mystery to this romance but fortunately it doesn't overshadow the story!

I can't wait for the next one!

Fairy tales, romance, teenage angst, banter and theme parks. This book was the perfect mix, and difficult to put down!

The characters were introduced so well, they were lovable and relatable (even if they sometimes did annoying things!). I wish Fairytale Gardens existed in real life! The book makes me feel like I'm on summer holidays, and I've loved escaping into the pages.

I enjoyed every part of Enchanted to Meet You, but you know what is even better than one amazing book about Fairy Tale Theme Parks? TWO! I can't wait for the next book later this year! I will definitely be keeping an eye out.

I loved this book! It was funny, relatable, emotional, and the setting was so immersive. I felt as though I was spending the summer at the theme park myself, welcomed in by the characters. And the characters! I loved them all (even Aliana) and was so invested in each relationship. When I realised a second book was coming, I freaked hoping it was Garret's and I now I can't wait! The main relationship is so cute and FUNNY, their first meet and greet as their characters had me laughing. Out. Loud. Loved it. I can't wait to read the next one.

This was such a wonderful and fun read! I loved the funny and theme park aspect and Imogen was such a funny and enjoyable MC! I loved the romantic aspect as well and how they were thrown together. It was such a great book!