Fictional science and natural history
Like nonfiction natural history, but with more dragons
(These are books Iβve read and recommend, but Iβm open to suggestions!)






Bruh I need to touch grass
Manga about reconnecting with your community and the physical world. There's a real tactile sense of place here, even with the occasional fantasy elements.

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![Natsume Yuujinchou Vol.1 [Natsume's Book of Friends] [In Japanese] by Yuki Midorikawa(January 1, 2005) Comic](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1695733882i/161808795.jpg)

![γγ³γΈγ§γ³ι£― 1 [Dungeon Meshi 1]](https://cdn.pagebound.co/books/82800bd3-1f33-4d9b-b5a3-40175f2b861d/large.webp)
Learning to Speak Again
fiction exploring translation and learning other languages (sci-fi heavy but not exclusively)





