A list of the books in the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series.

Books about food or about cooking or even about eating that maybe are not the typical. Basically books that I think my Farm Journal Country Cookbook really wants to not be on the shelf next to.

Not a list of cookbooks from around the world, but definitely a list where an entire cookbook about… cobbler. Just cobbler. Would go.

And there’s two books on here for those who have always wanted a sentient sourdough starter or wheel of cheese.

musings on home, and characters yearning to belong, whether they know it or not. (includes conversations on identity and family/chosen family.)

Second book in a series that I keep saying I will read in my TBR

Second book in a series that I keep saying I will read in my TBR

An alternative to "feminine rage" and "women's wrongs"

Nuanced, intersectional approaches to gender theory

Looking for transfeminine and nonbinary specific recommendations

You've hacked the Gibson and snow crashed with Stephenson. Now it's time to scour the darker nodes in the net for deep cuts and hidden data dumps.

A supernatural dystopian book series by Samantha Shannon.

Welcome to Scion. No safer place.

The year is 2059. For two centuries, the Republic of Scion has led an oppressive campaign against unnaturalness in Europe.

Illiteracy via historic American Girl books

The books I want yet money has other plans

The jury is still out, but these thrillers with podcast elements are officially in…this list.

Melanated historical romances that need to be centered in the genre immediately

The Vietnam War was the high water mark of American power and prestige. Before Vietnam, Americans believed in the honesty and decency of their leaders, that American values could be easily exported, that our mission would succeed. That faith bled away in the jungles of Southeast Asia. This list covers the origins of the war to its closing consequences, from the Mekong Delta to the Central Highlands to the skies over Hanoi and conference rooms in Paris.

Featuring wildly talented authors who couldn’t stop at writing the book and had to paint the cover too. Honestly unfair, but extremely good for our bookshelves.

Bitches be hoarding talent.

I've been a fan of card magic for quite some time and tarot is so in!

Folk horror, weird and unsettling eerie books set in nature. In other words my favourite genre😋

This is a collection of all the stories in the Greenglass House series as well as all books written by Kate Milford which take place in the same universe.

I love whimsy and books around a circus (or circus adjacent vibes like whimsical carnivals, festivals, etc)