Recs if you like Sophie’s World...

📍title inspired by @erintripsey's lists Audiobooks narrated by Brighton, England's Simon Vance! I'm a fan of his narration of Bram Stoker's Dracula and wanted to compile a list of more books narrated by him. He has a smooth English accent, lighter tone for feminine characters, and distinct variations with other UK/European accents.

Fun Fact: He's been an audiobook narrator since age 6, when he did a reading of Winnie the Pooh by A. A. Milne!

This is a list I’m making for all the people who aren’t philosophy majors who want to be better-read in the world of thought! Easier reads to get your toes wet.

Books from various countries that are staples of classic international childhood literature.

Acclaimed or well known books from Scandinavia. Only works that have been translated to English. General vibes are dark, depressive books, some fairytales and crime novels.

This (unfinished!) list contains either books on the afterlife, either books that I could find related to the Good Place, including, of course, What We Owe to Each Other and Michael Schur's book. Some of the books were recommended to me, so recommendations always welcomed!

In an attempt to read books from as many countries as possible, i compiled a little list... ❤️

books for those who had great potential

pov: you’re nine years old and unboxing your mother’s old, dusty books and vintage toys, which will soon become a core memory of your girlhood. ༺❀♡❀༻ coming-of-age feminine stories that are old-fashioned, wondrous and romantic.

Philosophy books