Inspired by The Office. Named after Pam, Oscar and Toby’s exclusive book club - they gather once a month to “discuss books, art and celebrate culture in a very civilized way”. These are some ideas to use to recreate it with your friends, have food and drinks attuned to the book or the writer’s culture.

In honor of Geo Rutherford's social media Spooky Lake Season celebration, a list of books featuring haunted or haunting bodies of water [fiction list]

Mostly archeology, relic hunting and natural sciences

all genres

Set in a secondary world inspired by history or mythology

Generic list for books I haven't read yet and don't know how to sort. I don't know what to call this, I'll decide later

classic literature for children that's worth reading as an adult

fantasy or Retelling set in the ancient world (with some liberties) Yes Amina is medieval

Books with helpful/realistic tips for neurodiverse folks especially. Take what you want from this list leave what you don’t. These are all books I’ve found helpful whether it be for understanding my emotions, relating better to others or decluttering my apartment and trying to be more organized. I’d love suggestions from things that helped you- especially finances or any other areas I’m lacking here.

These series openers feature ensemble casts and secondary plot arcs that stretch over multiple books. Multiple genres and eras of fiction are represented, and some series are complete while others are ongoing.

Made for busy adults who wanted to read various World Classics but have little time and energy left after a long day 🫡

Working TBR-list for me (as a busy adult with unwarranted responsibilities) 🫠💤

Not letting capitalism hinders my desire to read 🙂‍↔️📖 Open for suggestions!

I like romcoms and murder, so take it or leave it

Stories containing a significant theme related to a genetic condition. To promote connection, awareness or just enjoyment of an impactful story. The list is for novels and memoirs, rather than pure science books.

Books for all you want is to have a cup of tea, buried in blankets, while listening to the rain fall

Books for my favourite season of all! These books contain themes of derailment and delusion, transitional periods, a slow descent into darkness or obscurity, the taboo and the monstrous, autumnal aesthetics, turning inward, a slowing down, or a midpoint between life and death.

"Confronting political violence, historical atrocities, & social inequalities through ghosts, decay, & the uncanny." Reading list for Fall 2026 (all credit to Classically Clare on tiktok)

Vampires, because who doesn’t love a good vampire book?

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Personally my favourite time of year is the autumn, when the evenings are dark, I can curl up with a blanket, whack the fairy lights on, and play Stardew Valley while listening to gothic / spooky / dark academia fiction. These are the books for that.