Two royals arranged in marriage, magical worlds, fragile political alliances, kingdoms at stake... what could go wrong?

Criteria: -Must have fantasy and romance -Must have an arranged marriage / marriage of convenience between two members of nobility (preferably royalty!) -All spices levels welcome

A very subjectivly selected book from each country, preferably written by a woman - Mixing fantasy, non-fiction and everything in between, each one mind opening in their own way.

This list is so I can keep track of authors I've decided not to read due to them being problematic in some way. This list is still in progress.

This one is for the exes and the almosts... the timing wasn't right but he's never stopped loving her. He's been waiting or will wait still.

I LOVE COLOR CODING BOOKS PT 4

I did too, but here's a list of books that have turned what I have often found to be a dry genre into readable and engaging text and narratives for me. Also includes, apart from 'strict non-fiction' (whatever that may be): essay collections and memoirs. (This is, of course, a limited list because a single person knowing everything would be rather catastrophic, so suggestions for more books fitting the bill are welcome in the comments, thanks!)

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I LOVE COLOR CODING BOOKS PT 2

LGBTQ+ books set in los angeles

I LOVE COLOR CODING BOOKS PT 1

This list is about historical fiction books as they often make the characters or their interactions feel so real even if there is a bit of fiction.

In October 2024 Reactor Magazine published a list of the most iconic speculative fiction works published in English in the 21st century, as voted by authors.

Medical horror and thriller novels to make your skin crawl🫣

Books focused on poverty, workers' rights, and the class war that the ultra wealthy is waging on the rest of us.

Stories about and inspired by Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and the Merry Men of Sherwood Forest.

Books making the case for police abolition, focused on the nature of policing, its massive contribution to structural racism, the ineffectiveness of private prisons, and the impact the system has on our communities.

Books that are considered "weird girl" lit or have "unhinged" women.

This is a list of horror books written by women, as recommended by Sadie Hartmann (Mother Horror) in her book Feral and Hysterical. I will keep adding the books but it's going to take a while! Enjoy!

100 short books for when you need to break a reading slump or reach a reading goal.