Funny Story by Emily Henry is a romance that might seem predictable at first glance, but it quickly proves to be so much more. While romance fans will enjoy the heartwarming connection between Daphne and Miles, the story delves deeper into themes of self-discovery, vulnerability, and emotional growth.

Daphne and Miles's relationship isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. Their breakups are messy and raw, revealing insecurities, past traumas, and unresolved pain. Yet, through it all, they grow closer by being completely honest and open with each other. This openness leads to some of the most tender, emotionally powerful moments I've encountered in a romance novel.

What makes their story so special is how the couple allows each other to feel their emotions without judgment. They’re there for one another in ways that are both beautiful and realistic. Their acceptance of each other’s flaws and their unwavering support create a truly heartwarming relationship that feels grounded in real-life experiences. 

Another element that I appreciated was Daphne’s character development. She’s unapologetically focused on herself—investing in her career and friendships, and it’s so empowering to see her prioritize her own growth. She’s not defined by her relationship, which makes her even more relatable and inspiring. 

Overall, Funny Story is a heartfelt romance that’s more than just a love story—it’s about two people who go through the hardest of times and come out stronger, together. Though it may be predictable at times, the emotional richness and the beauty of their connection make it well worth reading. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys a romance with depth and authenticity.