Recs if you like Land...

A compilation of books (mostly fiction) in which the main character/s set out on a journey, leading to moments of meditation, introspection, meandering walks through the memory, conflicts with both the self, the path, and others, and ultimately: change, for both the characters and the reader. In these novels, the journey is more important than the destination.

Recommendations are welcome!

fiction books about ireland, featuring irish characters, written by irish authors.

Just a list of books coming out in 2026 that I’m really excited for :) it will be updated as the months go by! It will be a mix of: high fantasy, romance fantasy, sci-fi, gothic, horror, lit fic, historical fiction, retellings, poetry, romance, & more!!

partly inspired by toni morrison’s concept of ‘rememory’, where the past haunts the present. these are stories where family ties, friendships, communities, trauma, or physical locations act as threads (or invisible string) to connect characters across distance or time and through generations.

I'm a huge fan of Maisie's music and her newest album Florescence has been playing nonstop since it came out. She's a passionate reader, so over the years many books recommendations have accumulated and I thought it would be cute to make a list out of them. Info taken from her Goodreads and Instagram accounts, newsletter, podcast, and various interviews she did. I will update this list as new recs come up, but if I miss something feel free to suggest it in the comments.

All the 2026 BOTM monthly, add on, and Allurial titles

a collection of books im interested in which are releasing this year (2026). no particular order

Books (mostly fiction) with relationship to place/natural systems as a major theme. Recommendations welcome!

All the books in this list are being released in 2026!! Let me know if I missed any! Jesus loves you!!✝️

Just some great Irish books

(What it says on the tin) A list collecting the books I’ve read (or want to read) that have been set in Ireland. 🇮🇪

Welcome to suggestions, these are just in my current TBR

mainly from Book of the Day, but any NPR podcast counts