Recs if you like It's Kind of a Funny Story...

in honor of disability pride month, here is a series on the colours of the flag! our second colour on the disability pride flag is blue, which represents psychiatric disabilities and mental illnesses. numerous examples of those include bipolar disorder, depression, general anxiety disorder, PTSD, PMDD, selective mutism, dissociative identity disorder, and many more. books within this list series will be both fiction and non-fiction literature. as always, feel free to recommend any books!

list inspired by the one church lady who asked me what i was reading a few years back, then was shocked and appalled when i showed her The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires. this is all for you maam🫡

Books that were adapted into movies (not tv shows). Let's make this list as long as possible!

(going to only add the first book in a series)

A roundup of YA books that were popular back in the days of us baby millennials. For anyone feeling nostalgic for the 2010’s. Draw a little mustache on your finger because you’re so quirky and get reading like you already finished your homework for the night!

YA novels with mental health representation.

For the readers out there who were on the internet with no restrictions in the early 2010s XD

Please comment which book was your favorite during this era!

a collection of recommendations from the Made for the Movies forum

the reading list of people struggling with their existence. it's mostly girls and women right now but id love more guys included

TRIGGER WARNING explorations of: friendship in the mental ward, eating disorders, suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, asst. disorders, trauma, etc (SUBMISSIONS WANTED:PLS HELP ME FIND MORE)

i wanna make a series of videos examining this topic as someone that had a voracious appetite for fiction that made me feel seen in the hopelessness of my youth

The books that were quoted, GIFd, and obsessed over on everyone’s favorite social media site.

A collection of books for every version of me—the hopeless romantic, the overthinker, the dreamer, the girl learning to heal, and the woman still figuring it all out.

Inside you’ll find swoon-worthy romances that make your heart ache in the best way, memoirs that feel like late-night conversations with a friend, stories of self-discovery and personal growth, comforting fiction that wraps around you like a warm blanket, and thought-provoking reads for the intellectual baddies.

Mostly books with characters that gave vibes of being on the spectrum- as someone in it myself. (Some are canon diagnosed)

A list of what I consider the best books that just have that feeling of hope and understanding and they feel both like a hug and a stab to the heart

For all the sad stories I read when I was way too young.

books that shaped me as a person that i've reread over the years or plan to reread, assigned reading from school that i want to read again, and continuations of the series that came out in my adult years

YA books with good storylines, original characters, and/or realistic emotions and scenarios that i really enjoyed reading

childhood reads that birthed a bibliophile and are worth rereading, remembering, or revisiting!

books that shaped my teen years 🥀

i will not, in any way, claim to have good taste, but every now and again, i try to pretend i do.

There’s nothing quite like rereading a beloved book from your childhood and realizing how fucked it actually is. So buckle up and hunker down—you’ll be spending some time contemplating life and reminiscing on old times.

Books may be part of a series. Only the first book in the series is listed.