French Literature Final Boss
=== Stable! ===
Based on my original post on having quests for French Literature, I made starter packs (check my profile ๐) but I'm thinking we just need a big dump! Thanks to everyone participating!
This list covers books across time by French authors (as in people that have the nationality no matter their origins) and can hopefully incentivize crossovers with the Francophonie mon amour list!
Always happy to discuss criteria and suggestions!






Burned at the stake
This is a list of fictionalized and nonfiction accounts of witch trials. Please feel free to recommend books, especially ones from authors of colour as this niche interest of mine lacks diversity in that respect!






Salem Witch Trails
Books pertaining to the tragic events that took place in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692.






Reading the Caribbean
Caribbean and diasporic novels, plays, poetry, and non-fiction books.






I wanna be a witch
Historical, mythological and just general witchy reads. Credit to @tvcr4wler for their list burn the witch! where I got some of these. Suggestions welcome.






French Classics โบโงโห โ๏ธโยฐ๏ฝกโ๐ฅ หโโงโบ
This list comprises numerous French classics, from romantic epics, to realist critiques of society, to philosophical fiction, to scandalous stories, poetry, & more! Iโll be updating it sporadically.






French Modern Classics Starter Pack I
Based on my original post on having quests for French Literature, here is the third list of a series to remediate it :) Thanks to everyone that participated in the discussion and helped me put these together!
This list only covers books published in the 20th century. See comments for more info on the methodology I used!
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Francophonie mon amour โค๏ธ
==== Work In Progress, taking recommandations! ====
Based on my original post on having quests for French Literature! Thanks to everyone that participated in the discussion and still do!
This list covers books first published in French, from all over the world!
See also:






Madeline Miller's Further Reading (Circe)
In the back of my copy of Circe, I found a recommendation list from Miller on exploring "more about Circe, The Odyssey, or Greek Myth"






Escritoras del mundo
Mujeres que escriben historias
Interested: Me interesan pero aun no lo consigo TBR: Comprado pero aรบn sin leer






HYCRED 3.0 Colours in the Title
Book ideas for the โRainbow of Wordsโ - Books with colours in the title. I know that not all these colours are in the challenge but Iโm down the rabbit hole now okay and Iโm not leaving you canโt make me!!!
Includes: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Jade, Blue, Purple, Violet, Black, White, Brown, Gold, Silver, Rose & Pink
plus some french, spanish & german titles for colours too






French classic lit (that's not Hugo and Camus)
Some staples of French literature that might be lesser known in the English-speaking world. List not finished, and all books are available in English. Centuries currently included: 12th to 20th. Genres: Novels, poems, plays, essays.






Women's Bodies
They aren't fucking yours






The history of witches






Feminist lit
Nonfiction and some fiction






Witchery, Brujeria, and Sorcery, Oh My!
No matter the genre, here's a list of witches and the magic brought to the page (whether you love them or love to be scared of them). I tried to broaden the list to be all encompassing since I absolutely just love witchy things.






Badass Witches
Books full of badass women who are sometimes also witches.






My fav fiction as a nonfiction girly
I donโt read a lot of fiction but here are my suggestions for nonfiction readers who want to read fiction






Feminist fiction





