Recs if you like To Say Nothing of the Dog...

cats across genres! these books range from books all about cats to books that feature a cat, and all are cat-friendly!

A list of all the novels which won the Best Novel category of the Hugo Awards. To be nominated for this award a story must be 40,000 words or more and written in or translated to English and it must be either a science fiction or fantasy story. This list should be in descending order (most recent winners first while earlier winners are further down.

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

Fantasy which exists within the confines of an elaborate hierarchical society, often with lots of rules attached. Lots of crossover with historical fiction and historical fantasy; might be good for fans of Austen, Wilde, &c!

cozy murder mysteries

Winners of the Hugo Award for Best Novel of science fiction/fantasy

The most comprehensive list of award winning sci-fi and fantasy novels. The books on this list have won either 1 or multiple awards out of the Hugo, Nebula, World Fantasy, Locus Sci-Fi, Locus Fantasy, goodreads Choice Fantasy, or goodreads Science Fiction Awards.

it's the 2010s, you're watching the vlogbrothers on youtube & watching the hunger games movies with your friends in cinemas

Books featuring our purrfect feline friends

Looking for the best time travel stories where time travel is a huge part of the plot! I want to see them travelling to different times!! Only including the first book in a series.

Basically I guess I’m looking for book versions of the TV show Timeless.

Novels written by women/nonbinary folks that won a Hugo or Nebula award for best novel.

Some fun facts:

• Lois McMaster Bujold has 5 Hugo/Nebula best novel awards, the most all-time
• Women have authored over 70% of the winning novels since 2015
• 9 women have won both awards and 2 of them (Ursula K. Le Guin and Connie Willis) won both awards twice

Time travel books are some of my favorites! Here’s a collection for anyone else who’s a fan.

Women (or nonbinary) winners of Hugo for best novel

Are you bored? Do you need a fun, exciting, easy-to-read and/or random book to ignore your TBR and start reading right away? Reference this list!

Suggestions welcome 🙏

“Who’s a good boy?” The dogs in these books. No dogs die.

Rediscovering our love of reading post-college

Books that take place c. 1830-1900

Published between 2022 and 2023 in the recognizable yellow jackets with an illustrated cover. Except for Dune and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy which are published as red hardcovers.