Recs if you like Why Fish Don’t Exist: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Hidden Order of Life...

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 🎧

Nonfiction books exploring water and the life it sustains. Oceans, lakes, fish, and more.

just ocean nonfiction except I very clearly have an intense interest in sharks (I contain multitudes)

Non-fiction books about the ocean and the life within it 💙 From seabirds, whales, sharks and deep sea creatures, all the way to fishing and diving and the ocean as a whole. Perfect as beach reads - or for whenever you have meerweh. These books dive deep - literally. ˙ ✩🫧°🪼˖⋆𓆉°:•.🐠*.•🪸.•:°

One of my favourite niche genres is when memoirs are mixed with science, (or the other way around!— books about science that incorporate parts of the author’s life. The science also tends to be more accessible than in typical academic writing. So let’s read some books about people and their favourite science! P.S. please feel free to suggest more titles to add!

𓆞 𓆝 𓆟 Books about fish! 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞

for those situations when you don't want to talk about your own life or the world around you...here are books that will provide trivia, interesting stories, or memorable quotes to regale your friends

Nature, wildlife, outdoors and countryside books. Read at your leisure. Mostly non-fiction with a few fiction.

from collections of scientific essays to philosophical observations of the natural world

for all the terror and love of the ocean. title from: Blue is the Eye by The Vagabonds

yeah it’s cliche but i do like a lot of these books. both books that fit the dark academia genre and books dark academics would read.

Books that linger, provoke, and demand a discussion.

exactly what it says on the tin

some self-help books that will allow you to change your perspective.

Books (mostly romance) about all sorts of lgbtq+ people

one of my best friends is a biologist. I am but a curious soul. and we buddy read nature nonfic. 10/10 would rec

I have a hard time with conceptual things without understanding why they exist or who decides that they matter. So we're gonna learn those things.