Recs if you like Don't Let the Forest In...

books with bisexual characters (even if they end up with the opposite sex THEY'RE STILL BI)

The SCP is an organization that Secures, Contains, and Protects our world against anomalous objects, entities, and phenomena. Be advised: these books contain such SCPs that have escaped confinement and have caused havoc and destruction. Read at your own peril. And remember to document your findings.

floral and fungal. all things must return to the earth

Books with ace characters

Books featuring a character that's both on the asexual spectrum and MLM.

Please feel free to comment any suggestions.

YA for the teen (and teen at heart) reader

Authors who are LGBTQ ( Queer, Trans , Gender Nonconforming , etc ) that we know of because no one owes anyone anything

YA to 18+ , updating often, suggestions welcomed

Love our Ace Kings and Queens.

Books included where asexuality is explicitly named and identified AND books where asexual traits are displayed and heavily implied.

Slowly adding to this over time because there are A LOT of ace books given that it's a spectrum.

Feel free to add a comment dropping your suggested additions.

the forest is sentient and probably evil

Creating a Massive list of all the lgbtq+ fiction books/series (above a 3.5 rating)

• if you know a book/series (No comics or manga) that has not been added to this list yet, let me know & I'll add them as well.

Goth books, watch out though, some might crossover into Vampire territory!

Books that would be amazing as videogames. 🎇 Thanks to everyone who contributed!:) Suggestions are welcome!

My fave YA horror books! It’s such a growing genre but not all ya horror is written equal

Books that were/are Barnes & Noble Monthly Picks, Books of the year, Hot Coffee Hot Books or Book Club picks

books with botanical horror themes, inspired by the botanical horror quest and don't let the forest in!

A list where the MC is in denial about something at some point, and we'd probably all be better off if they just admitted it !

This is based on my take of the MCs, but I'm open to critique and discussion about the books chosen to be part of the list, and always open to suggestions.

I'd also like to note that, although we might judge a little, we do not shame people who are in denial, nor dismiss whatever hardships they're going through.

Thrillers and horror books with a family setting. This list focuses on relationships between siblings, parent and child etc.