Recs if you like Spells for Forgetting...

books set in tea shops, with a tea shop as a primary location, or centered around tea.

we love a man who yearns in this house

This includes book that have either mystery or thrillers as a primary or secondary genre. If you have recommendations to add please comment and I'll happily add them 💕

Books featuring magical apples or apple orchards

A list of all the books featured as monthly picks for the Fairyloot Adult Sub. ◽️ Not Including sequels or special editions outside of the monthly sub.◽️ I will include new books about a month after release to avoid spoilers.

A list of 50+ various witchy books of varying degrees of reading level, for all things witchy and magic. The list ranges from YA to adult.

I mainly listen to audiobooks and these are some audiobook productions that stayed on my mind either because the book was written in a way that makes more sense as an audiobook OR because it added something to the experience (for example multiple narrators).

books i've read or want to read where the atmosphere is just as important as the plot! hidden magic, found families, and stories that feel like you're right there in the setting.

A collection of book recommendations from PageBound users (from comments on a post I made asking for recs (and also some of my own additions)) that make you think of autumn.

Cosy, spooky, dark academia, gothic, makes you want to put on a sweater and frolic through fallen leaves, just all the autumn vibes!

Please don't hesitate to leave your book recs in a comment. ✨️

These are fiction stories that feature a character with a disability, either visible or invisible. The focus is on books that may not be considered “disabled stories” but rather books that have their own story and plot and just so happen to have a disabled character. ✅ The Notebook: A romance that features a character with Alzheimer’s ❌ The Fault in our Stars: Plot focuses heavily on their struggle w cancer. Suggestions welcome 🤗

This is a very specific list for that exact early-to-mid-2010s aesthetic. We’re talking foggy small towns, a local mystery, deaths, and just enough supernatural weirdness to keep things unsettling. It’s peak Tumblr-era aesthetic—best read while wearing a flannel shirt on a rainy day. Recs are appreciated!

some contain romance

All buddy reads taking place in the Organized Book Club discord starting and/or ending in 2025. The list will be updated throughout the year.

The good, the bad, and the evil of stories involving homes/places that are not quite haunted but definitely sentient in some way

Every book in here has a witchy vibe, witchy FMC, or self-help for witches. Because they can’t burn us down!

Books that at some point for whatever reason (hatred, shookness, cringe, heartbreak) I wanted to throw in the fire. There are many.

50 standalone fantasy books for when you don't want to read a whole series but need a fantasy fix 🧚🏻‍♀️