Recs if you like The Restaurant at the End of the Universe (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, #2)...

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

Audiobooks that are less than 10 hours long and are safe for work AKA not aiming to get you (too) horned up at your desk (no guarantees that you won't cry or get the creeps though). Recommendations welcome!

All of these books feature a run-down but beloved diner or dive bar that serves as a safe space for our protagonists. Sometimes, it's a conveniently open location to visit in the middle of the night in order to hide from a pursuer, and other times its a beloved neighbourhood staple that just needs a little bit of TLC. The server knows your name, how you like your eggs, and exactly why the girl across the booth from you has a twinkle in her eye.

Books that I’ve read so far that I feel were made to (also) be listened to as audiobooks, thanks to their amazing narrators ✨

Katie McGrath recommendations

Look, I appreciate Cozy Fantasy and other cozy reads... but, to me, there are other books which fulfill the function of giving my brain a break and helping me relax and leave behind the stress of the real world. So this is a list of feel-good, "cozy" reads for all of you who don't find the usual cozy reads relaxing. Enjoy.

A list of post apocalyptic literature-- not focusing on the collapse, or the rebuilding, but imagining the emptiness of the world's final moments. Is it peaceful? Somber? Terrifying? Whatever feelings it may inspire, it is inevitable.

This list contains books where society is gone, the world has no hope of returning, and our narrator is here at the end as a mere observer.

a list of drm-free ebooks that you can enjoy anywhere. i love the convenience of ebooks but loathe the practice of adding drm to them. suggestions are welcome! (please add a link)

Books that reminded me of (or are) Monty Python