Emily Henry quickly became an instant-buy author for me when I read You and Me on Vacation. I don’t have to even read what’s on the blurb to know it’s going to be a good one; she puts out hit after hit. Funny Story is no exception.

Book Lovers opens up with the female lead having to smile her way through a breakup and Happy Place forces exes into close proximity, so it’s not a surprise that Funny Story kicks off with something similar. The blurb opens with: “Daphne always loved the way her…