Recs if you like The Lost World...

books featuring older women protagonists, age 30 and up, in sci-fi and fantasy. for books containing multiple povs/protagonists, older fmcs should hold equal weight and presence in the story as other mcs. ideally, aiming for more women centred additions, but open to all suggestions and feedback!

Duologies. Duologies! A list full of duologies. This has a collection of titles I'm interested in and some recommended to me. To save you the trouble, I made sure to put both books in a duology in this list. Enjoy! 💐

i’m rewatching jurassic park, can you tell?

this niche is severely lacking and i’ll take any and all recommendations

For readers who like their science gory and their space unsafe.

Dinosaur fiction for adults.

Living, non-anthropomorphised dinos only (i.e. not just bones and no beasties having a chat). Only the first book in a series unless subsequent books are iconic (like Jurassic Park and The Lost World).

May include spice, gore, bad words, and other fun adulty stuff.

From the big SciFi OGs of Michael Crichton, to horror-esque survival and good old adventure stories. This is my curated list of dinosaur-centric stories that I thoroughly enjoyed. 🏃‍♂️🦖

Fiction books that feature dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, and nonfiction books that discuss these amazing creatures and their field of study.

I didn't see a list when I went looking for this, so here's all the dinosaur horror books I could find. Recommendations are welcomed!

Any books, fiction or non-fiction, that feature the most fascinating creatures to have walked this planet: dinosaurs! Sure to awaken your inner paleontologist. Recs always welcome!!

Every book that has been adapted into a movie covered by the Blank Check podcast

So you like dinos?

Trying to control nature never ends well, especially when it decides to fight back.

I read ‘Jurassic Park’ and honestly got hooked on his style of writing. not my usual thing, but now I’m on a mission to read all of his books! fair warning: they are of varying quality!

An interweaving collection of nonfictional/fictional histories, ranging from a utahraptor pov set hundreds of millions of years ago, to adventurous paleontology in the 1800s, to the 1990s sci-fi classics we all love, wrapping with a multi-million dollar 2010s scandal spanning continents. I really enjoyed how these books tied together; referencing each other, their respective authors, or the same people/events.

Rawr. Books must feature dinosaurs as main characters, incorporate them into crucial plot moments, or be the main subject of a nonfiction book.

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When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth

Books I haven't read, but know too much about. Here's list of books I have either recommended or been in discussions about.

All fiction, mostly sci-fi and fantasy.