Books about stories, writing, reading, and books in general

From moving castles to haunted mansions, the setting can make or break a story. This list holds books of buildings that seem to whisper through the pages, reaching out for a chance to take you in.

This is the complete series (12 books) of How to Train your Dragon by Cressida Cowel. Also, the books are better than the movies, by far. Fight me.

Stories and Histories of the Indigenous Peoples of the Dawnland (New England)

26 books top on my priority list for 2026!

books to expand your worldview, sharpen your political mind, and help you become a better ally

Queer Canadian Fiction

These are works with siblings (borthers/sisters) as its protagonist and heart of the story. Don't need to necessary be blood related or in good term. It can be rivalry, as long as the story have siblinghood as one of the theme. The siblings need to be a fully-fleshed character, not background character and—weird that I need to clarify it—NOT A FUCKING INCEST 🔪

house fires in fiction - the power to cleanse, to destroy, to reveal, to vanquish

Misc. Queer History in German and English

Performative and Art-focused Fantasy/Gothic