Recs if you like The Book of Goose...

The red flag emoji is because geese are diabolical, obviously.

pink, sophisticated & sometimes fatale <3 curating the personality of my aspirations (added some essential nonfic & poetry!)

Aka Dua Lipa’s reading list. Everyone’s fave popstar on permanent holiday with a massive list of books to read, and she always seems to have incredible recommendations.

I am not part of Service95 or affiliated with Dua Lipa. I am just a fan curating this list based on the @service95bookclub IG account 💋

books with a painting/artwork on the cover see the pinned comment for artwork details suggestions welcome 🚧this list is under construction🚧

All sorts of stories about all sorts of women and girls.

This list will be deleted in a few days. Go follow the masterlist by @yarnandbooks instead! :)

All sorts of stories about all sorts of women. Mostly litfic, some horror.

God loves you, but not enough to save you from these stories. Ethel Cain & Preacher’s Daughter vibes/inspired fiction

the books that are most interesting, inventive, and complex for the girlhood studies grad student in me. whose “girlhood” are we talking about? i’m thinking of girlhood as a liminal, queer, socially constructed, often traumatic, uncanny space.

Birds on the cover. Why do they all creep me out so much? Extra points if they’re weird/creepy.

Please feel free to add your suggestions/recommendations!

A gallery of books selected on covers that are unique. Most of these are from actual paintings. Different types of art selected. The books listed below are just my opinion. Recommendations are welcome

my fave genre 🙏🫡 that messy murky complicated space and yes i’m including dracula don’t @ me

"Weird girl literature" covers featuring animals!

💜 yarnandbooks

Books I’m willing to make my entire personality Or that I think about regularly despite the passage of time and my short attention span

Ethel Cain’s bookshelf. Haunted churches, dirt roads, and hymns gone sour.

Stories of mothers and daughters tangled in love, grief, and ruin.

authors love naming their books "the book of _____"

for better and for worse

from across the annoying to cruel spectrum