Recs if you like Cranford...

Based on the list/book published in 2006, general editor Peter Boxall.

classic literature only written by women, because why would a man be there??

Overlooked, lesser known classics from all over the world and of many genres.

This list also exists as a book club on Fable under the same name.

Keeping up with the 700+ books featured on Overdue since 2013

I will update this list frequently! Recommendations welcomed.

This list personifies fairy type Pokemon and creates a list based on that personification.

Fairy types are full of whimsy and love the little things in life. They care deeply for others and are some of the kindest individuals you'll meet. While some think they're stuck in their own little worlds, fairy types are really just planning their next little adventures for them and their friends.

This list features slice of life books to appreciate the little things in life (with occasional adventures)!

Books with strong memorable women doing iconic things. From lizzie Bennet to Bathsheba Everdene ( they would have been friends I know it)

List of classics for those interested in the genre.

Novels set in the countryside, which are comfy, connected, scenic and feels like home, you wish to live there❤️( I'm trying to collect stories from across the world, let me know your favourites, I'm happy to add as well)

classic literature that feels like running through a field in a long skirt or writing ink-stained poems at midnight, elegant prose, moral themes, academia, mostly from between 1500-1900 (a few exceptions)

classic novels where the depiction of rural, pastoral England is a notable feature

Bridgerton's style soundtrack, but not as raunchy as Bridgerton.

For people who have English as their second language and wants to hone their powers to be able to read Sherlock's Victorian English.

I think the author is using books as a character and social commentary. I’ve added one film poster & one play reference because they were originally written stories. I wonder if I have missed any.

(Cry Havoc is a wry, compelling, and funnier than expected, mystery at an all girls boarding school in 1980’s UK. Everyone has a secret and everything is going wrong. There’s a strange contagion taking place. A very satisfying read).