Recs if you like Skyward...

There will be no one breasting boobily anywhere here.

Some criteria:

• women characters should be multidimensional with their own goals, agendas, and flaws
• the main character should be a woman, and there should be at least one other female character who is significant to the plot
• women characters’ role should not be defined solely by her relationship to a man
• author is a cis man
• one book per author

Let’s hold male authors to a higher standard because it is possible.

| 2026 | verity: october 2 sense & sensibility: october 16 sunrise on the reaping: november 20 dune messiah: december 18

| 2027 | children of blood & bone: january 15 the nightingale: february 12 beach read: may 7

| 2028 | cinder: november 3

Now that we are all waiting for the new side stories after the ending of Arcane there is a huge empty space begging to be satisfied with the same feeling of season one (mostly, season two went very middle class and we lost the potential of what could have been one of the greatest revolutionary stories in recent media)

Criteria for the books consist generally • Class schisms • Political intrigue • Moral questions of privilege and responsibility • Picks with queer stories

All fiction books that appear in the Tiny Bookshop catalogue! Would sort them by genre as I read along.

They really were everyone’s last choice.

Currently taking recs for this list!

A list of all the books featured as monthly picks for the Fairyloot YA Sub. ◽️ Not Including sequels or special editions outside of the monthly sub.◽️ I will include new books about a month after release to avoid spoilers.

All are very welcome to this list, but I've geared it towards my fellow neurospicy folk with busy Brains who need some high dopamine sparks from their books...and for it to not take forever for us to read a book and we lose our interest/hyperfocus 🤣🥰

books about space and other planets

"an imagined world or society in which there is great suffering or injustice, typically one that is totalitarian or post-apocalyptic. many of the people lead dehumanized and fearful lives"

if they get together before book three, or before the last twenty pages, it doesn’t count.

Want to escape to somewhere "out of this world"? This list is for you! Let me know if I'm missing any of your favorites!!

Dystopian young adult books

as in you’ll hate him in the beginning

viva la revolucion. all books/series that deserve the hype.

Young adult fiction that entertains, moves, and delights readers of any age. A mix of nostalgic fiction, fantasy, graphic novels, and romance that deserve spots as modern classic in the YA genre.

Epic space adventures for when you just need to leave earth for a while

"two people so comfy with one another they are constantly bickering, but it's witty and so warm that everyone around them sees how in love they are"

Stories with aliens of every kind: similar to us, shockingly different nature, allies, enemies, invaders of the Earth, invaded by humans, got there too late so don't exist no more...

for when you want to feel seen :) every trigger warning imaginable, but i’ve read these and found them graceful and compassionate.

YA book recs but with no sex (closed door, if any). Most books have romance, but romance is (mostly) a side theme. A sprinkling of sci-fi mixed in with a bunch of fantasy and dystopian YA.