Recs if you like Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors...

Books that adapt, retell, and pull inspiration from Jane Austen's works.

Why do we rewatch the 1995 and 2005 adaptations of Pride and Prejudice over and over again? Because it's a timeless story of love! So iconic are Austen's six novels that you can plop the characters and plot shapes in different times, countries, and planets, and you'll still feel the original at its core. This list is book adaptations (published fanfiction) of all six of Austen's novels. The character names don't have to match exactly, but we should know which book it's riffing off from.

chefs, bakers, baristas, chocolatiers—unite! whether you’re a fan of sweet or savoury, these titles are bound to raise the heat in the kitchen (and the bedroom)

grab your Kiss The Chef apron and book a table with these MCs 💋 no idiot sandwiches allowed

Collection of all kinds of Indian novels- contemporary, fantasy, historical, mythological included. Any recommendations would be much appreciated!

"My courage always arises with every attempt to intimidate me"

Desi romance books that hit better than Bollywood movies

Looking for love stories that rival Bollywood? This list contains some of my favourites filled with witty banter, heartfelt confessions, and steamy kisses. Breaking out into song and dance, optional.

Books with red covers

pride and prejudice retellings and spinoffs

You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you. I never wish to be parted from you from this day on.

pride and prejudice retellings and spinoffs

Obviously, these can be read whenever but feel as a Would-Be Librarian, wanted to make my recs known! Will be including translated materials too. Enjoy!

Books related to the culinary arts and amateur baking - all genres, mixed audience

books i think kamala khan // aka ms marvel from marvel comics // would hug tight after finishing and post about on tumblr.

Diverse and/or unique Austen retellings

jane austen's works across times, universes, and genres -- suggestions welcome!!

These books feel like premium peak millennial Obama-era hope in the current Cheetoh-ruled world. They are what my best hopes of current reality are, with maybe a bit of magic thrown in. Reading and re-reading them is keeping me functioning right now. For the most part 😜

Bad things happen but these marginalized characters take it on and win in a way that satisfies me. I will save the books where bad things happen to bad people to another list!