Recs if you like Violeta...

Coming of age novels end when the girl figures out who she is. Coming of Rage begins years later, when the woman realizes what's been done to her and is finally old enough to know better. Some of these women savor it slowly. Others empty the bottle and make a Molotov cocktail. All of them are done apologizing. Always taking recs - See pinned comment!

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

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

in which characters (real and fictional) deal with being refugees, exiles, or immigrants, sometimes staying in exile and sometimes journeying back home

“if mastering the language is too hard, only be patient; the telegram imploring your return won’t need translation.”

Great historical fiction books - learn about the past and places with a dramatic and meaningful personal tale.

Name generators my beloveds. Just a list made by someone whose D&D characters were mostly christened with the help of RNG. The one and only criterion: Title is a first/given name (or nickname too)! Some are verified by the book actually containing a character with that name.

Some books from known authors from Chile, not necessarily set in the country. Could be useful for reading around the world challenge.

Katie McGrath recommendations

Faux biographies/memoirs and books in that vein.

Feminist must-reads to empower yourself and see past the patriarchal lens.

Books set in Chile

A mix of genres thru Latin povs.

Behold: yet another of my 2 a.m. deep dives - this time into epistolary literature! The list starts with some of the earliest examples of the form and follows it into the present day, from stories told through letters and diaries to those built from emails, texts, transcripts, and other documents. Whether you’re a longtime fan or completely new to this genre, what interests you most about it?

(A quick note: I put this list together using Wikipedia, blog posts, and Reddit threads. I did my best to keep everything in chronological order, but a few mistakes may have slipped through - it was 2 a.m., after all. If you have any suggestions on what else I should add, I’d love to hear it!)

these are the kind of books that just feel like spring to me: cozy, soft, a little emotional, and perfect to read when everything is starting to bloom again

some of them just give me the vibe, others I just know hit different during this season

Feminist Reads.