So that one user can't complain 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️ (Note: I am Jewish. I also haven't read all of these books so if there are innacuracies or questionable content pls lmk)

My personal curriculum reading list for a couple of deep dives I have planned, all under the same general category of urbanism, intersectionality, and how to make cities better. This has been a niche interest of mine for a while, but mostly just a thing I watch YouTube videos about. Now I'm looking to dive a bit deeper! I'll add books as I build out my "curriculums" & if you have any suggestions pls let me know! I have a sister list about public transportation.

Join me on a cozy tour of the United States and beyond! Cozy mysteries are low stakes, high enjoyment, and an excellent palate cleanser. And reading a cozy mystery about surroundings you recognize or would like to explore just adds to the fun! This list features cozy mystery, first-in-series books set in Connecticut!

Join me on a cozy tour of the United States and beyond! Cozy mysteries are low stakes, high enjoyment, and an excellent palate cleanser. And reading a cozy mystery about surroundings you recognize or would like to explore just adds to the fun! This list features cozy mystery, first-in-series books set in Colorado!

Romance and Romantasy Books originally published in Germany or German speaking countries. It's an ongoing project, so I am open to recommondations

Nonfiction that'll blow your mind, especially if you grew up in the North American School System. Get ready to learn!

My May hopefuls!!! Come buddy read some of these with me!!!!

Every subscription pick for The Broken Binding Science Fiction & Fantasy sub.

They are beautiful, and that is their sharpest tooth. These are the sirens of the coral reefs and the silk-skinned selkies of the northern rocks. They promise a life without breath, a kingdom of pearls and moonlight. But the sea never gives without taking, and their songs are simply the dinner bell for the deep. We call them... the Lure.

literally books that made me cry in public transit 😔😔 [recent reads in digital format (except for HOL) that I try to read while commuting/waiting in lines instead of zoning out or doom scrolling]

Because sometimes your preferences are really specific.

Charis Loke is a Malaysian illustrator who creates maps and various art and illustrations for books. Her style mixes ink textures with digital painting.

This list includes all (to the best of my ability to compile) the books that feature her work. Please note that some apply to only select editions of books (The Broken Binding etc.)

List idea stolen shamelessly from @kenznais.

• can range from poetry, novels, memoirs, etc • any suggestions before 20th century • must be in Urdu, preferably translated into English • the writer’s ethnicity doesn’t matter

Adult books written by autistic authors that include autistic characters, usually as the protagonists of the story. You know they'll get the representation right!

Book titles that represent reasons you might go to the doctor, what the doctor might say to you, what you might say to the doctor, or what treatments might be offered to cure your ailments. It's up to you to decide what is what😉

Whodunnits published between WWI and the 1950s

Marine bio nonfiction

Black Phillip's tbr

Sexy vampires, well all vampires are sexy so vampires in general

Inspired by, and initially sourced from recommendations within, the Pagebound Club post by Justsomecrazyhuman, this is a list of fantasy novels where periods exist. Shocking, I know!

Please comment your recommendations.