Reading about food is fun to me. Here are my favourites!

So, you’ve watched the recent movies these past few years and want to get into the comics?

here is a list of some incredible black authors who've written sapphic literature! if you're looking to start reading more diverse sapphic fiction, here is a great place to start! recs are welcome :)

Every book on Peter Boxall's lists over time, which can be found in the 5 editions of the published book.

A total of 1,318 books! Mostly Novels.

Classic lit that takes place during winter/Christmas or has strong winter vibes.

One thing about me: I'm very emotional when it comes to very sad books that get me on tears

You think you know them, you think you love them nonfiction books covering the history of piracy

If you grew up in Germany like I did, it’s completely normal to read children’s books in which people have their thumbs cut off or are burning alive. So here we are - a list of the darkest German children’s books. Suggestions are welcome!

Books with strong female / male friendships that STAY friendships. Some books are in series so the book I put (the first) may not have those characters close yet but they will get there. Platonic and comforting besties we love to see <3 List requested by Fitzchivalry! Comment uf you would like any added!

DARK romance books I had to put down, and then pick back up again.

Dark Romance edition! Please, just try!

Women who navigate court politics through wit, charm, intelligence, and quiet influence rather than brute power. an ever growing list🌹

horror (or adjacent) books that explore the terrifying enormity and distorted realities of the digital realm

List as requested by Dennie! Second world books (according to google I’m trying) that has some kind of mythological/magical element, basis, or religion. Feel free to add recs in comments or lmk if any of these don’t fit!

Because I love rivals-to-lovers, but sometimes it's nice to just enjoy a feud where they don't end up getting together at the end.

They’re teenagers with invisible disabilities living their lives. What more is there to say?

(Proceeds to say more)

These are YA books where main (and side!) characters have invisible disabilities, such as but not limited to: autism, deafness, HOH (hard of hearing), anxiety, epilepsy, rheumatoid arthritis, MS (multiple sclerosis), dyslexia, and more

Recommendations always welcome!

I love robots. Here's my favourite books featuring robots! Also artificial intelligence (as in "Ship").

Books featuring dragons. Not metaphorical dragons, actual living beings. Either creature or intelligent race.