Recs if you like Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI...

For all the multitaskers on here (including myself): books featured on 2+ quests! Go get those badges everyone

microhistory: the intensive historical investigation of a well defined smaller unit of research (such as an event, community, individual or a settlement); it aspires to "ask large questions in small places"

We love books with a verbose title, and this list celebrates them! Suggestions welcome 🤗

no matter where you live, we all see the same moon, even if it’s day, the moon is still there saying 🌝 so here is a list of a bunch of books with the word “moon” in the title

taking suggestions!

Accessible non-fiction titles that are a good intro to the genre—suggestions always welcome! As an added bonus, most of the audiobooks are also great 🎧

Books in this list are in at least two quests. Thus helping to earn more badges. Books will span different genres. Once I scan through all the quests, I plan to further organize the list. I am thinking of creating a seperate list and moving the books with three or more quests to the new list and keeping the two badge books in this list. Are there other ways you would organize a list this big?

reading is political.

recs welcome!

history you probably didn't learn in school

Here's every book so far from BOTM's monthly shortlist since February 2015 for anyone who wants to read them all like I do!

History is really just a convenient story if it's the government or a company pushing the narrative. Investigative and alternative perspectives to popular history.

A mix of reader favorites and editorial picks from The New York Times—100 books that defined the 21st century.

books to read on 4th of july and beyond. politics/history/social issues, let me know if you have any suggestions!

i love when historical nonfiction is hyperspecific so

NYT Top 100 of the 21st Century: Reader's Choice. In order as published in 2024

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)

Books where avarice is a central theme.

Do you listen to True Crime Poscasts on a Friday night with your cat? Think you could solve the Unsolved?

Books featuring True Crimes of the Past and Present.

Nonfiction or “inspired by” allowed, but no straight up fiction. Suggestions welcome!