yes i KNOW that not all of these take place in college or even in school but they DO all relate to young adulthood and the change you experience in that period of your life… and they are all examples of very good things not to do in college.

While conspiracy theories are generally crazy, these novels use them as plot points, to varying effect

While conspiracy theories are generally crazy, these novels use them as plot points, to varying effect

Idk

Ever wondered what books of your nation are taught in other countries? Well, I always do. This is what we study in English literature (by any English speaking country) here in Italian highschools.

I only study English, so I can only do it for this language. If any Italian highschooler wants to add books mentioned by their text that I didn't have, or books their teachers made them study in class, they are welcome to do so.

Hope someone is interested.

Happy Agender Pride Day! There are far fewer books with agender characters than we deserve, but we've got a few we'd recommend. NOTE: Many of these it's subtextual/open to interpretation what the character's gender is. Not all of these have canonical agender representation! (This list is presented by Duck Prints Press, the indie publisher focused on publishing queer art and stories by queer creators! A group of us collaborate to make these recommendations.)

A list of books that share their title with a Queen song! Perfect for all my fellow Queen enthusiasts that are looking for some unconventional ways to discover new books - who knows? Maybe your favourite Queen song and your favourite book's title align! 💅🙂‍↕️ P.S.: The list is in album order! P.P.S: I'm not including books that are directly about the band/band members (biographies etc.)

Call me Ishmael for this is my white whale

myth and folklore woven into reality to explore the legacies of colonialism: displacement, cultural erasure, trauma, the question of identity, and resistance. these books revolt against the idea of a single, rational, western worldview, reclaiming indigenous beliefs and knowledge systems as valid forms of truth.

after all, what looks like "magic" may simply be reality seen through other eyes.

recs always welcome :)

are they lying? are they leaving details out? something feels off? only one way to find out!

these all also happen to be closed-door

A place to find all the volumes of Yona of the Dawn

[Other search terms: Okinawa, Okinawan, Shimanchu, Uchinanchu]

Memoirs and biographies about jazz musicians!

Science fiction, fantasy and horror books with monstrous creatures both fantastical and real

Includes "The Jessie Files" series and "The Adventures of Benny and Watch".