Tweet Cute – When Love Goes Viral in 280 Characters or Less

: Summary of the Book

Tweet Cute by Emma Lord is a delightful YA romantic comedy that brings together two high school seniors who accidentally become internet enemies—and anonymous online crushes. Pepper is a driven overachiever secretly running her family’s massive burger chain’s Twitter account. Jack is the sarcastic class clown trying to save his family’s small deli after their grilled cheese recipe gets “borrowed.” A Twitter war erupts between them, but while their online feud escalates, a sweet romance begins to bloom through a mysterious anonymous messaging app. What starts as snarky banter turns into something deeper, messier, and utterly heartwarming.

? What You Will Discover in the Book

In Tweet Cute, you’ll discover a clever and charming modern-day rom-com filled with witty dialogue, meme battles, and mouth-watering grilled cheese content. But beneath the laughs and viral tweets lies a heartfelt exploration of identity, family expectations, and discovering what you truly want. Through alternating perspectives, readers get a glimpse into the pressures of teen life in a digital world—and how something as trivial as a sandwich can lead to something as profound as first love.

? Why Should You Read This Book

If you love books with enemies-to-lovers tension, laugh-out-loud moments, and swoon-worthy romance, Tweet Cute is your next must-read. Emma Lord perfectly captures the chaotic, joyful mess of modern teenhood—balancing school, social media, and secrets. With relatable characters and a story that’s as emotionally resonant as it is entertaining, this debut will make your heart smile. It’s ideal for fans of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and You’ve Got Mail—but with memes and milkshakes.

: About the Author

Emma Lord is a New York Times bestselling author of rom-coms for both teens and adults. Known for her sharp humor and relatable characters, she’s also a senior writer at BuzzFeed and a proud dessert enthusiast based in New York City. With a background in psychology and a deep love for fandom culture, her novels explore the magic of connection in the age of social media. Tweet Cute is her acclaimed debut, followed by other hits like You Have a Match and When You Get the Chance.