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books featured in the cozy video game “tiny bookshop”

mystery and thriller books that are ya but perfect for adults

This includes book that have either mystery or thrillers as a primary or secondary genre. If you have recommendations to add please comment and I'll happily add them 💕

All fiction books that appear in the Tiny Bookshop catalogue! Would sort them by genre as I read along.

The book girlies are seeing their favourite characters on screen this year so if you didn’t know or want to be ahead of the game and prep, this list is here. This list includes tv adaptations and movies so if you’re curious make sure to see if it’s streaming or theatre release.

P.s. I’m including books whose adaptations already came out this year so far

Books that really should be read via audiobook instead of physical/digital copy. Production, narrator, experience all top tier. Memoirs narrated by the authors.

From the game. Because I can't be the only one using it as an excuse to add to my tbr

Ya mystery books

(almost) every book in the game: tiny bookshop

i am definitely not the first person to make this but i am dedicated to make this the most comprehensive

Your Pip-shaped hole deserves nothing less than full-blown mystery mayhem. This list is a survival guide for readers who've finished A Good Girl's Guide to Murder and are hunting for their next high-stakes obsession with amateur sleuth energy, buried secrets, unlikely sidekicks and adrenaline-fueled twists that demand binge-reading.

list inspired by olivia rodrigo’s new album🎀 includes love stories laced with a little melancholy ⋆✴︎˚｡⋆ (iykyk)

This is a list of (most) every book mentioned in the video game 'Tiny Bookshop'

Books that take place in New England.

All hail our Lorax style mouthpiece Mr. Noah Kahan.

If you love thriller/mistery you should definitely try at least one of her books

yeah these are just books i really liked okay (the thrashers is like an honorable mention..not on the same level of peak as the rest but good enough to make it)

Books where the protagonist is anywhere from smart to genius, and that intelligence gets them through the plot. (Ie lots of characters are smart in dif ways, but these characters solve plot-based conflicts intelligently)

Books where the female protagonist is weird, gross, unconventional, unsettling, or rather messed up, and she gets her way (mostly)

Growing up, there was a time in my life when everyone around me had developed a newfound obsession with The Fault in Our Stars. Naturally, I picked it up too. Little did I know this was the beginning of a long fixation with John Green’s books that would last four to five years, give or take. So here are some of my favorite John Green books (all the ones I’ve read), along with a few related recommendations. If you’re currently going through the same phase.