Non-Fiction books about birds, their brains, their feathers, their behavior, how they survive and much more. This list ranges from adult books to childrens/middlegrade and from the tiniest backyard birds to parrots and birds of prey.

I made this list as i noticed many existing bird lists contain fiction or non-bird books. I tried to curate this list in a way that each book is non-fiction and atleast 90% about birds. *I have not read all of these if a book is misplaced let me know, suggestions a

This is a list for the book you will always comeback for later in life!

Enter the pseudo-medieval world of Pern, where dragons & their bonded riders live & work together to protect all from the destructive entity, Thread.

I've listed in order of publication, which is arguably the best way for new readers to approach this series. I've included Todd & Gigi McCaffrey's books also

*Please note I placed The White Dragon/The Smallest Dragonboy after the Harper Hall trilogy, though technically published between the trilogy books, so as to keep the trilogy together

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Plays related to social justice topics

A compilation of the books mentioned in The Last Page by Katie Holt. The story is set in a bookstore and each chapter starts with a staff pick recommendation from one of the employees there. Gonna be relying on this for the Bookception prompt of HRCYED 3.0

Here’s is a list of the most beloved and distinguished children’s picture books that have won the Caldecott Gold and Honor Awards, that was first awarded over 80 years ago 1938. All of them have such beautiful and unique illustrations and unforgettable stories that any book lover, young or old, will enjoy.

Romance novels by Lucy Score

This is based on a lot of best list researching and only some of my own opinions. It is mostly a wish to read list. Please add your best lady writer picks so we can all have an army of lady writers to recommend to each other and celebrate!

I had no idea where to start with reading classics, so these are all the books/tips I received from fellow PB members. I hope these can help other as well

1. Some books have podcasts or to go with it, you can listen alongside the book. (Dracula)
2. Read abridged versions of the books (Frankenstein)
3. The Hardcore literature club on yt has some great tips
4. Start with younger classics and work your way backwards.
5. Look at the original genre of the book.
6. For Shakespeare, the website No Fear Shakespeare makes the text a more modernized version
7. Sometimes having background information on the author and the time can help you understand certain parts of the book more

Non-fiction for the writing life. Please share your recommendations of works that have helped and impacted you in your writing journey.

fun detective stories

books to lose yourself in (mostly fantasy)

These are a mix of genres and different tropes, please read trigger warnings!

books set in Naples or by Neapolitan authors

All novellas from the Clio Evans series, Creature Cafe!

Book to read in July 2026