Recs if you like Sea of Tranquility...

For when things seem hopeless. We can always try again and again ❤️

This list is a community project, I asked in the club and received multiple suggestions which I then added onto a list: fiction and nonfiction, fantasy, contemporary, sci-fi, the main theme is just hope. Some people said their recommendation might not fit very well but I added it anyways.

Also, in the og post, I mentioned The Good Place and if people have recommendations tending to that, so some books are related to that.

All of his picks since 2008, both summer reading lists and yearly round-ups.

a list of problematic authors that you should boycott

"The end is already written. Your actions are up to you, you can choose to get off this ride whenever. We both know you won't do it."

Dive into these science fiction books that are shorter than 300 pages!

As always, open to any suggestions for additions to this list! 🙂

Books that are atmospheric, emotionally unsettling, beautifully written, a little weird, and linger long after you finish them.

Here (and there and then) be time travelers!

sagas that span centuries

as always, open to suggestions!

books about time slips, loops, travel, and alternate realities

Books with time travel/fun with time! Get ready to feel confused! None of these books follow the laws of physics as we know them (PHYSICS! Physics physics physics….)

A collection of books that explore time travel in all its forms; from romance and second chances to sci-fi adventures and shifting timelines.

Books set (at least partially) on the large island off the coast of British Columbia, Canada. Sometimes referred to as "the Hawaii of Canada" because it doesn't get the stereotypical Canadian Prairies/Maritimes Winter experience.

50 books that involve time travel or parallel universes

sci-fi books about simulations!!

speculative and climate fiction about where we’re going

books that stick with you for months and leave you thinking

The top 100 books of the 2020’s as voted on by Goodreads members

How many have you read?

The top 5 have switched order, they should be: 5) I’m Glad My Mom Died 4) The Midnight Library 3) The House in the Cerulean Sea 2) Project Hail Mary

1. Addie LaRue

dystopian: relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice.

A variety of essential and popular books by Canadian authors.

Please comment any recommendations!