Recs if you like Cemetery Boys (Cemetery Boys, #1)...

Fiction books of different genres that l've read so far that portray grief in a good and relatable way (not necessarily as the main topic)

Ps: I'm always open to read more about this topic, so please feel free to recommend me more!

Books that are inspired by different mythologys

Books about death, dying, grief and what remains.

Here are some of my favorite books that feature Trans Main Characters, both MtF and FtM. I have not included non-binary characters here, as I want to do another list for those characters. I am still gathering stories for that. A few of these are not the first book in the series, so do check the series before you start. If you have any recs not on here, feel free to drop a comment. I'm always up for adding more to my to read list!

English and French queer/2SLGBTQIA+ authors and/or storylines across all genres and formats that I read and loved, to help you pick your next queer book!

A list of books with some kind of LGBTQ+ or queer representation. This is real rep, not speculation or fannon.

It’s like Wednesday!! These books have all the cool things like ghosts and psychics but they aren’t made to scare you :) Instead they intrigue you with supernatural mysteries!— suggestions welcome

Books about Trans Men and Trans Masc People

Intersectionality, baby! Disability includes many conditions, including - but not limited to - physical disabilities, chronic illnesses, psychiatric disabilities, sensory disabilities, and neurodivergence.

Books that highlight hope, empathy, and justice. I will take suggestions if anyone has any!

Works in the speculative, fantasy, science fiction, and horror genres by trans authors!

Exactly what it says on the tin: queer stories that also have ghosts.

SciFi and Speculative fiction have been holding a mirror up for generations. We must heed their warnings before it is too late!

All ages, just damn good reads!

Something sapphic this way comes 🏳️‍🌈✨ (and also something queer in general bc I am here for all the queer in all the witchy settings, but there are a looooot more sapphic witch books than any other LGBTQ identity so that will take up the majority of the list!)

Gorgeous queer books of several genres that are 4 or 5 stars

Books that I’ve read so far that I feel were made to (also) be listened to as audiobooks, thanks to their amazing narrators ✨

You've found out magic is real! Great! But is it being used to create an utopia? What?! There's a crapton of red tape and politics? Oh bollocks.