Beauty and the Beast Romances | Trope Week

[@Hina__7]

Ahh Beauty and the Beast has been my most favourite Disney film since I was teeny tiny so I was so excited to see this rec video! Thanks Samantha!

[@bookswithsamantha]

Yay! I hope you like some of these recc’s

[@Dee-ep5ze]

The Omega’s Krampus Christmas is Beauty and The Beast. It seems like one you would like.

[@Dee-ep5ze]

Basing this on your love of Sweater Weather and it’s vibe.

[@albireadingromance]

I love this trope. I also love the Cinderella trope. Little Mermaid is my favorite fairy tale.

[@bookswithsamantha]

Yes! I need to do a video on Cinderella retellings next

[@ArcadiaPorter]

I LOVE MIA VINCY! A wicked kind of Husband is my favorite.

[@bookswithsamantha]

Her books are so good!

[@aliciaulrich5157]

I did not know that How to Love a Duke in 10 Days and Ravished have a beauty and the beast retelling aspect to it! They both just moved higher up my TBR! ❤❤

[@bookswithsamantha]

They do! Both have scarred hero’s as well. Two of my favorite historicals

[@zeeybooknook]

Im loving trope week though my tbr probably hates me... so so many good recs.. Thanks for taking the time to do this.💖💖

[@bookswithsamantha]

Yay! Glad you are loving it

[@midnightblack07]

All the historicals you suggested are favorites of mine (which shows how much I love this trope lol)! When Beauty Tamed the Beast by Eloisa James, The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare, My Darling Duke by Stacy Reid, and The Beast of Beswick by Amelie Howard are other favorites of mine for this trope. :)

[@bookswithsamantha]

So many historicals have this trope, I love it! I need to read the ones you recommended. Thank you

[@Georgia7Pap]

A court of thorns and roses by Sarah J. Maas is the 1st book in the series and is a beauty and the beast retelling. In this book we have the human world and the fea world. The two worlds are seperated by a magical invisible wall which doesn't allow humans to cross over. Fayre is a human and is the main provider for her sisters and father who is ill. One day she goes to the forest to hunt. There she finds a giant wolf. She knows that it's from the fea world but she is desperate to have food for her family so she kills it. A day or so later when the whole family is in the house the door busts open and in comes a huge bear/wolf (i can't remember the creture). He is from the fea world and demands to know who killed that wolf. Fayre admits to it and the beast demands that she has to go with him to his world to take the place of the wolf that she killed. So in order to protect her family she goes with him. They cross the magical invisible wall and go to the beast's court. He is Tamlin the high lord of the spring court and we find out later on that he had his reasons for taking Fayre with him. The book is pretty amazing and the later books are even better. Highly recommend!

[@bookswithsamantha]

Thank you for the recc!

[@Warda-H]

I think this trope week you did had to be my favourite so far! Loved all the tropes you've explored. 😍

[@bookswithsamantha]

This is such a fun trope!

[@dragonsflame474]

One of my most fav tropes. Two new ones for me!

[@bookswithsamantha]

Yay! Hope you like them

[@dragonsflame474]

@@bookswithsamantha If you haven't read Uprooted by Naomi Novak. You are in for a treat.

[@mariaayala7604]

I love many Beauty and the Beast retellings but I'm not a fan of historical romance which is so weird.

[@juliesbooklandreviews]

May I recommend that you read the merciless series by W. Winters which is a mafia retelling of beauty and the beast bc I read it last year and absolutely would love to hear your thoughts on it 😃

[@bookswithsamantha]

I will check it out thank youuuu