I LOVE Sophie Kinsella - Recommend me something new!

[RicciardoPerez]

Looking to get back into reading! Kindle is on charge as I type!

I love all Sophie kinsella books so looking for suggestions of a similar genre (romantic comedy)

Carole Matthews?

Beth O'Leary
Jojo Moyes
Jane Fallon

Lindsey Kelk, especially the I Heart series (I Heart New York is the first)

Oh and if you want something a bit different but still lighthearted - Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club series

Christie Barlow's Love Heart lane series is great! Got me back into reading after a long break.

Katie Fford

Marian Keyes! Especially the novels about the Walsh sisters.

Agree with @BabyMoonPie Lindsey kelk, the I heart series but also Paige Toon, Carole Matthews, Cathy Bramley, Lucy Diamond and Alexandra Brown

Lindsey Kelk
MIlly Johnson
Paige Toon
Julie Caplin

You probably already know that Sophie Kinsella also writes books under her real name of Madeline Wickham, the books are a bit more serious but still enjoyable.

I also like Jane Green, Plum Sykes, Jill Mansell and Adele Parks

Mhairi McFarlane - you will NOT be disappointed, especially Here's Looking at You!

Wow thanks! Lots of great suggestions!!

Shari Low

Jane Costello ... I really loved The Wish List

Jenny Colgan.

Harriet Evans is superb. Start with the Wallflowers or the Beloved Girls

Fiona walker books are fun

Wendy holden

An American writer, Elinor Lipman. Well written, funny romances.
The Way Men Act
Isobel's Bed
Then She Found Me
The Inn at Lake Devine

Heidi Swain books are great.

Definitely second Mhairi McFarlane and Jenny Colgan, and you may well enjoy Millie Johnson. The Birds and the Bees is my favourite; the storylines in her more recent books are a bit more depressing I feel.
I've just started Sara Cox's book, Thrown, and am really enjoying it so that might be worth a try.
@Liorae why bother with that snide comment? If this kind of book isn't for you, I can't understand why you'd take the time and trouble to open the thread and type out such a mean-spirited thing.