Recs if you like The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales...

Suggestions always welcome! SFF books written to be humorous, satiric, or otherwise meant to entertain and make readers laugh. (This was a quest idea i was thinking about, but I'm not committed enough to this to make it)

We love books with a verbose title, and this list celebrates them! Suggestions welcome 🤗

Here you’ll find a multitude of children’s books featured in the 1998 film You’ve Got Mail, which, if you’re unfamiliar, heavily features a children’s bookstore called The Shop Around the Corner. Nothing brings me joy quite like children’s literature and 90s nostalgia, so I have painstakingly studied the shelves featured in the film to bring this list to life. I hope that at least one book here unlocks a nostalgic memory for you, or at least conjures a smile of recognition.

Subverting expectations and getting meta in the genre sandbox! Books that play with genre, subvert the traditional, switch things up with language and form, offer a new angle for a retelling, or mash and mix things up before spitting out a brand new tale. Includes works that are mainstream now but were considered a subversion of the familiar in the time period in which they were published. Suggestions always welcome!

Anti-fairytale books that may remind you of Shrek This list has both whimsical Shrek-like books and anti-fairy tales, because why should we ignore all the layers under whimsy

perfect for bedtime or otherwise, timeless stories, gorgeous illustrations

Instead of dancing in Target for inner child work, maybe let's start with reading kids books from our youth- and kids books that remind us of our youth.

I've been addicted to watching Smosh all summer, here is a list of the casts and crew's favorite books from the Shayne Guesses video ;p I haven't read like... any of these.

Here’s is a list of the most beloved and distinguished children’s picture books that have won the Caldecott Gold and Honor Awards, that was first awarded over 80 years ago 1938. All of them have such beautiful and unique illustrations and unforgettable stories that any book lover, young or old, will enjoy.

You might remember some of these, especially if you’re over 40.