I've got a type, and it's messing with time.
books about time slips, loops, travel, and alternate realities






Feel good romance books
Romance books which just make you feel good while reading them. They have a happy end and good vibes overall. Maybe you enjoy reading them during the summer or when you need a little something to take your mind of things. They don't have very dark topic, though they don't have to be without a little conflict to keep you entertained. Feel free to comment so I can add more recommendations!






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






100 Books of Summer
A balance of breezy page-turners with immersive classics and thought-provoking non-fiction.






It's Just a Numbers Game
List of books with numbers in the title.






Novels set in Europe 🏰💂✈️🥖 👩🎨
Bonjour, olá, hallo - these books are set all across Europe. From the coast of Portugal to the beautiful Caucasus and from freezing Scandinavia to the islands of the Mediterranean. Mostly fiction, a few non-fiction (mostly memoirs) in there :) Recommendations welcome!






Sugar-Spun Summers
Light, feel-good romances set in sun-soaked destinations and dreamy escapes. These stories focus on soft moments, swoony connections, and the sweetness of love during carefree seasons.






Books that Take Place in Italy
Tasty food, gorgeous landscapes, inspiring history - there's so much Italy has to offer for an interesting story.






Romance Books with Summer Vibes
A feel-good mix of romance reads that are perfect for summer!






Summer Reads ☀️⛱️🌊






Time Loops and Travelers Tales
Time loops, time travel, time ticking down, oh my!






summertime standalones






Set in Italy
Fiction books set in Italy
Open to recs!






Nationalities in Titles 🌍






books that feel like you live in stars hollow
this is for my fellow gilmore girly girls <3 still a work in progress list- these are just the books I’ve read. I’ll add more as I find more books.






Proof that grief is a universal experience
Books that contain some sort of grief story line. Someone has died, someone is grieving, someone is trying to move forward or find closure. Normalizing grief and proof that it demands to be felt. These are books that could be preferred over "traditional" grief books that can be too heavy and technical on a grieving brain but help a griever feel seen and understand their own grief more.





