There is a quest for famous books by Mexican authors, but in this list the books are in Spanish.

Books from any genre for those looking for complex, haunting character studies that stay with you forever 📖

Collection of books read by the Salon Sauvage Bookclub. An intersectional feminist bookclub based in Brussels, Belgium. In 2026, we read fiction as well as non-fiction on the theme of friendship.

These vibes are perfect for cold stormy nights. I’d suggest getting a fuzzy blanket and a nice warm drink.

Books about Mother Nature and feminine rage and other things too but mostly those two topics

Romance? ✅ crime? ✅ occasionally paranormal activity? Also ✅

You won’t find any goodies in these pages. Books with the word Eater in the title.

A reminder you are not the first person to make questionable choices when you are young

Polish Classic literature that can be found in English translation. Plays, poetry, and non-fiction included. Suggestions very welcome. In case of "The Peasants" by Reymont and the Trilogy by Sienkiewicz I added both the first parts and all books combined in one, I might change that upon reflection but I'm currently not sure which to pick.

Book characters described or mentioned to have physical scar(s). From harm, injury, battle/ fight, accident, burns, medical procedures, self-inflicted, natural/ in born, etc.

Titles that meet the description are welcomed ❤️

Books from the characters of bungo stray dogs

At Nohara66's request, scfi books "without space and physics!" (Or as close as can be). Some of these do feature spaceships in the background or as a step from point A to B, or set within galactic empires, or once colonised worlds, but involve no physics and don't focus on life/travel in space.

books where workplaces or locations are not compliant with osha standards or they become not compliant with osha standards during the events of the book disclaimer: whether or not these are actual osha violations is unknown but they are osha violations in my heart please don't arrest me mister us government

50 standalone fantasy books for when you don't want to read a whole series but need a fantasy fix 🧚🏻‍♀️

Any and all books guests recommend at the end of each episode of The Ezra Klein Show from The New York Times. I haven’t listened to every episode and this list is obviously very incomplete, so please feel free to let me know about missing ones!

Books set in either entirely fictional worlds or an Earth entirely different from how we know it that you can reaaaaally sink your teeth into (whether through settings, politics, or magic systems)

It's hard to enjoy novellas when you like character-driven stories. There's barley any time to establish what a character's like in a novella! Surely novellas are not for me!

FALSEHOOD AND SLANDER, MY LIEGE!

This is a list of novellas I read and finished thinking 1) woah, that was good, and 2) this absolutely needed to be a novella to be the best version of itself. All genres are welcome here!

I like my vampires like I like my lovers: melancholy, troubled by questions of meaning, and not necessarily romantic.

Nothing against the fun-campy-exciting vampire novels of the world, but this is a place for moral complexity, existential dread, and vampirism as a metaphor/lens to explore other ideas. I want vampire novels that make me think. Introspective vampires! The vampire as social commentary! Please suggest titles to add because I'm desperate for more!!