Do you love fairytales, folklore, mythology, and classics but wished they were sapphic? Then this list is for you!

For those days where you just want to escape

red, white, grey or black london, where are you travelling to today

Fictional books where the author uses footnotes or excerpts to build out the world they’ve created.

Explore Canada's landscapes, culture, foods, activities and more in these books set in Canada or written by Canadian authors.

about being crazy and being treated in the mental healthcare system

Explore the beauty, forests, sports, culture and more of Brazil through books set in Brazil or written by Brazilian authors.

Explore the down under place of Australia with books set in Australia or written by Australian authors . Through these books learn and explore Australia's people, cultures, foods, activities, animals, and more.

spys and secret agents but like kid edition

Children's, Middle Grade, YA, and Adult Books set in Argentina or written by Argentine authors.

Basically books I read when I was younger (or a couple years ago) that are cringy and I want to see them that way and have a new perspective. Also I want to have fun. Criteria: Has to be from elementary or middle school when I read it Has to be a book I haven’t revisited for a while

These books do a phenomenal job of going on the journey of falling completely and truly in love with someone. Not obsessed or comfortably intimate with, but the kind of love where you want the absolute best for the other person, even when it means letting them go.

These books showcase the kind of love that changes both people in the best ways, especially when they are “dummies” about it, as Sarah and Jen say on Fated Mates. I love when this kind of mutual character development is done well!

Books set in Africa or written by African authors.

I love thrillers! I also...hate thrillers. 😅 This list is borne of a personal quest to find more of the thrillers I enjoy, specifically ones published in the 20th century. No Gone Girl or Freida McFadden here, I'm afraid.

Under construction — recs welcomed with enthusiasm

books where dinosaurs are the main characters

A book list I created for my library's National Dog Month display :)

Whether you're interested in epic quests, romances, or divine struggles, this list caters to diverse interests. Each book is a tribute to ancient myths, encouraging reflection on personal challenges. Embark on a literary journey that intertwines past and present with these enchanting retellings of Greek and Roman mythology.

An introductory list to transgressive fiction—a genre in which characters, feeling confined by social norms, seek to free themselves those restrictions through illicit or unusual means. Because this list is intended to be an introduction, the books within it are (relatively) well-known within popular culture, rather than the best or most extreme examples of the genre.

Discover the enchanting realm of Greek and Roman mythology tailored for young readers, where ancient stories burst with adventure, humor, and life lessons. These captivating narratives not only entertain but also provide insights into ancient cultures and moral values, making them perfect for children and middle-grade readers eager to explore the vibrant world of mythology. Only the first in a series is included unless the book deals or tells an separate character's story.