Turkish book recs from fellow pb community members

Workplace romance books with enemies to lovers or rivals to lovers

This is every book mentioned in Normal People by Sally Rooney

Because we’re always ready for the next book—this list tracks all the sequels and series continuations dropping in 2027.

Because we’re always ready for the next book—this list tracks all the sequels and series continuations dropping in 2026.

Proof that your life doesn’t end when you turn 30 — stories about adults discovering (or rediscovering) what it means to live in the present

I love a great historical mystery series, but sometimes you want a one-and-done type tale. Historical applies to anything set in the 1990s and before.

Compiled from the recommendations suggested for those with Yellow as their result from the Read Your Color quiz based on the book by Steven J. Reese 😊 The Analytical Yellow and the Immersive Yellow, people-centric readers who seek out books that explore connection and emotional topics like grief, regret, and loss.

Parce que parfois on a juste besoin de lire des retelling horreur des contes de notre enfance écrits par des auteurs canadiens et autrices canadiennes

Books about wildlife science fieldwork (recommendations welcome!)

Micro histories through fossils and bones - of animals, people, dinosaurs, and more.

Books by queer Scottish writers.

I just finished who will be remembered here and am now keen to try out other works of the writers who collaborated. Thought I’d make a list in case someone else is interested :)

Suggestions for anything queer and Scottish are welcome, as are comments if you see something on the list you think doesn’t fit. I’m not Scottish and have read exactly none of these books, so I am obviously not the leading authority on anything.

Found footage books

On August 9, 2026, The Telegraph published a list of “The 50 greatest books of all time” by Jake Kerridge

Books about birds. I will slowly add books as I read them

Nonfiction books that are definitely not about Ötzi the Iceman, Europe's oldest known natural mummy, but which manage to find a relevant way to bring him up anyways.

Inspired by a weird little trend I've been noticing.

Comics that are either Western or in full-color that have clear visual ties to the tumblr art wave of shojou manga influenced works. (This does not include the later post-internet art of sharp contrast high saturation art.)

Shojou, adventure, whatever. If it mainly uses manga eyes (there are variations of eye design in manga, but I'm going for the best know, one line on top one line on bottom, where both lines do not connect to each other.)

Books with empowering FMCs or written by incredibly inspiring women

hate is what they thrive upon