Readers Love These Cozy Romance Books From Hobby Lobby and They’re 40% Off!
Curl up with heartwarming love stories from beloved authors—all at unbeatable prices from the craft store
Key Takeaways
- Shop Hobby Lobby books at 40% off! Save big on popular cozy romances.
- Build your reading list with affordable books from Karen Kingsbury and more.
- Pair cozy fall evenings with these five affordable reads under $15.
The Hobby Lobby Weekly Ad offers discounted prices on everything from Christmas decor to festive fall foliage to adorn your home—but did you realize the famed craft store also sold books at 40% off? From affordable Christian stories and devotionals to powerful pieces of fiction, you can find your next great read and save a buck while doing it! Here, we’ve gathered a few finds that have a little bit of romance woven in. After all, with fall finally here, there’s nothing better than cozying up with a good love story!
‘The Christmas Ring’ by Karen Kingsbury
Adapted into a film starring Ben Hollingsworth and Jana Kramer, The Christmas Ring follows Vanessa, a widowed woman searching for a missing family heirloom, who grows close with Ben, an antique dealer who discovers an unexpected truth about the piece she’s searching for. Purchase it for $14.99 from Hobby Lobby.
What readers are saying: “There is something special about picking up a cozy, Hallmark-style Christmas story, even when it is not December. This one delivers comfort, hope and a gentle reminder that new beginnings can grow out of deep loss.”
‘Redeeming Love’ by Francine Rivers
Redeeming Love takes place in 1850 during California’s gold rush and follows Angel, a woman whose lack of hope in men stems from her painful youth in which she was sold into prostitution. Fueled by her hatred and anger toward the opposite sex, things begin to change when she meets Michael, a man who makes her feel worthy and ultimately leads her to find her faith. Buy it for $10.80.
What readers are saying: “Inspired by the biblical story of Hosea, Francine Rivers tells a heartbreaking story of love, betrayal, shame, forgiveness and redemption. Angel’s life has taught her to expect the worst from people, while Michael’s love repeatedly challenges everything she believes about herself and about God.”
‘Someone Like You’ by Karen Kingsbury
Dawson Gage fell for London Quinn when they were just kids, and the duo remained close friends for years until tragedy struck, leaving Dawson mourning the loss of his companion. When he learns London may have had a sibling thanks to an embryo her parents had donated, he sets out to find her. Take this book home from Hobby Lobby for $11.39.
What readers are saying: “I love that Karen brings up tough issues and covers them with absolute grace and faith and love. This isn’t a sugar coated fantasy. This is real, authentic life that is full of redemption. I would highly recommend this book.”
‘The Heirloom’ by Beverly Lewis
When Clara’s widowed father remarries, she seeks out a new purpose as she’s no longer needed to run her household. When she discovers letters written to her late mother from her aunt Ella Mae, she pays her aunt a visit that opens up her world. Buy it from Hobby Lobby for $10.79.
What readers are saying: “The characters feel so real they could be your next-door neighbor, or the person who lives down the street. The flow of the storyline is flawless. The way you can feel each emotion and picture the scenes in your head makes it like watching a movie or TV show.”
‘Just Once’ by Karen Kingsbury
In Just Once by Karen Kingsbury, Irvel finds herself torn between two men—Sam, who she is dating, and his brother Hank. When Pearl Harbor is attacked, everything changes. After Sam is drafted and he insists his brother stays back, feelings brew between Hank and Irvel, but before long, Hank heads off to fight as well, leaving Irvel wondering what’s to come for the men she loves. Take it home for $11.39.
What readers are saying: “I’d say this was one of the best novels I’ve read. The plot had so much depth to it, and each chapter had me emotionally hooked to the characters who were complex, easy to love and also very realistic in their struggles.”
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