Recs if you like Turtles All the Way Down...

Fiction books by disabled authors

Fictional books that have characters with OCD or OCD- like symptoms. Many recommended by the Pagebound community! As always, this is not intended to be taken as advice or medical help 💜

Fiction with main characters who have OCD

Books that discuss body focused repetitive behavior (BFRB). Including dermatillomania (skin picking or excoriation), trichotillomania (hair pulling), onychotillomania and onychophagia (nail picking and biting) etc. associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and anxiety.

Books that were adapted into movies (not tv shows). Let's make this list as long as possible!

(going to only add the first book in a series)

Do you, like me, often find yourself looking at a book cover thinking, "Y'all are doing waaay too much." Why are book covers so dang extra nowadays? Here are some books that appeal to me simply because they have covers that don't look like a 19 year old with Photoshop barfed a bunch of design elements on a book and called it a day. Some I've read, some are on the TBR. And to all the authors and publishers out there, K.I.S.S.

Based on my favorite podcast Rereading the Revolution. The hosts reread and recap popular 2000s-2010s novels from Divergent to Looking for Alaska.

The list is in order of oldest episodes to most recent. I will try and update when new episodes drop.

So take a walk down memory lane with these nostalgic picks, or find something new that sparks your inner teenager! Please give the podcast a listen, I think they’re a great bookish podcast to support

This is a list of books representing every pokemon in HeartGold and SoulSilver (So Johto+Kanto regions). For my sanity, this is one book per evo line. The list with match-ups is in the comments✊🏻💚

Lots of women, sapphic romance, and cozy reads - but not all!

A small selection of the over 2000+ banned books recently brought to the attention of Texas' Lt. Gov and a conservative organization for their for "vulgar" material 🙄 including topics of history, race, LGBTQ+, gender identity, feminism, mental health, and sex education as well as romance, horror, science fiction, memoirs, YA, and classic genres. Aka my new reading list 💅 **Includes all the books I've read/on my TBR and other popular books, comment others if you want!!

fiction books with disability, chronic illness, neurodivergence, and mental illness representation (usually written by Own Voices authors).

I’ve combined these categories because I’ve found they have impacted my life in similar ways and a lot of books include overlap 💗

taking recommendations

books that feature panic attacks, PTSD, GAD, OCD

syllabus for the eager scholars of rereading the revolution aka the books that shaped teenagers from 2005 to 2015 (based on the books read & discussed on the podcast by Kellie & Daphne – regular episodes, without bonus )

Growing up, there was a time in my life when everyone around me had developed a newfound obsession with The Fault in Our Stars. Naturally, I picked it up too. Little did I know this was the beginning of a long fixation with John Green’s books that would last four to five years, give or take. So here are some of my favorite John Green books (all the ones I’ve read), along with a few related recommendations. If you’re currently going through the same phase.

Romance books with a mc with OCD

73/100 livres avec une couverture orange (couverture française)

YA books featuring characters with diverse backgrounds / sexualities / gender identities / ethnicities / religions / disabilities / neurodiversities