Medieval Horror
Going back to the Dark Ages with all the horror and death they experienced. A comprehensive list including popular selections along with lesser known works to evoke the Olde Age scares.
(I try to update this list all any time I run across new ones!)
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How About Them Apples
Books featuring magical apples or apple orchards
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Ihr Kinderlein kommet (you children cometh)
If you grew up in Germany there is a high chance some of these books accompanied you in your childhood.
This is a list of typical German children's books.
Suggestions welcome!
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books perfect for summerween/halloween
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come, little children, I take thee away
๐ถ Come, little children, I take thee away / into the land of enchantment ๐ถ that nostalgic feeling when you were a child and you could see glimpses of a new fantastical world of magic and wonders basically a collection of stories where children and teens discover a new world with hidden dark undertones which also includes BIPOC/LGBTQ+ representation
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German Classic Literature
a non-exhaustive collection of works
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Classic Childrenโs Lit
Classic novels for your (inner) child, with some modern staples in the mix. For reading yourself, reading aloud to little ones, and for those learning to read. Suggestions welcome, as always!
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โ๏ธThe Mid-Winter Period Literatureโ๏ธ
A list of vibey winter setting period fiction to read in December, across all genres. From the Classic winter ghost story to Victorian crime fiction to winter castle Gothic romances, this is the ultinate list of snow-covered gas lamps, cups of hot cocoa, sweeping Yule ballgown skirts and flowery language. Make sure to comment your Recs!
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Everybody Scream
Inspired by Florence + The Machine's new album
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The Great Literary Muppet Caper
Books which have been spoofed / had characters in them played by the Muppets, in movies or TV. (Yes, I have counted movie book adaptation spoofs). (No, I have no regrets).
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mi kama sona e toki pona
I~we come to know the language of good: Toki Pona, a conlang composed of only ~140 words! Toki Pona was inspired by Taoist philosophy & pidgin languages and is designed to help speakers focus on the essentials by expressing maximal meaning with minimal complexity.
This list contains official instructional books for learning how to speak Toki Pona, original stories written for beginner tokiponists, and a number of books that have been translated into Toki Pona.
Resources in comments: ๐ง๐ท
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Once Upon a Dark Night: Gothic Fairytale Fiction
Forests, Fantasy and Foes - oh my! This is the ultimate list of shortform horror you would not read nowadays to your kid, of modern day novels with fairytale vibes, AND of literary classics that ingulge in innocent heroines, triple tasks and a bit o' incest. Get all your red painted roses, deep dark woodland paths, gingerbread cannibals houses, feminine rage and sentient objects right here. Don't forget to leave your reccs in the comments!
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similar to ever after high
i love this story to death, so hereโs a wip list about it. taking suggestions.
brothers grimm and other fairytale retellings, fatalism, themes of freedom and choice, teen-young adult audience, fantasy modernism, etc.
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ghost quartet
works that are referenced in (or remind me of) dave malloyโs excellent musical ghost quartet
โiโm a little confused and more than a little frightened.โ โitโs okay my dear, this is a circular story.โ
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Feeding the Imagination
Books full of wonder that cultivate joy and imagination and whimsy
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german language lit through the years
popular, semi popular or once popular german language lit that I find interesting. also, schiller >>> goethe, so no faust ๐
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middle grade for little bro
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Fantasy, Romantasy and LitRPG Vibes
Cozy fantasy, reg fantasy, Romantasy and LitRPG books
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Books for my kids
I don't have kids. Its a high possibility I will never have them, but will end up being the random aunt-uncle who lives overseas and sees my future nieces and nephews once every five years. But if I end up deciding to adopt a child or two with my partner, these are the books I'd want in their room to read to them.
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