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Fairy tale retellings

death-positive reads for the morbidly curious

for those of us interested in parenting outside the typical expectations: queer, disabled, anti-racist, polyamorous, feminist, culturally humble parenting reads

to force everyone to read before they die

For the stories that remind you every loss is a lesson, every ending is a new beginning, and sometimes you’re on your own—but that’s exactly how you find yourself.

Motherhood and pregnancy horror

The only qualification is that a woman commits murder. Is she likeable? That's not important. Is she innocent? Also not important. Does anyone listen when she warns them? Of course not. Alas, they never learn.

all dostoyevsky books

I’ve noticed a trend and I love it

For the readers who hear tornado sirens and immediately think, “We got cows.”

A storm-chasing shelf full of green skies, backroad adrenaline, weather nerds, disaster romance, tornado survival, reckless scientists, haunted horizons, and people making questionable choices in the name of atmospheric pressure

...definitely not me. I don't wanna be here or do nothing! 🙅

A list for protagonists who definitely do not want to be there. Not for the plot. Not for anything. But, alas one way or another find themselves in the middle of trials, wars and quests.

Books that give me the vibe of green. I can't say why but it's the feeling that these books give me🦎🐛 The books are either german or english.

Weird girl lit by trans authors or featuring trans characters, suggestions welcome!

canadian author emily r austin's recommended books, as taken from her website!

Books that remind me of A Heroes death by Fontaines D.C. Featuring heroes and chosen ones. 😭💔