Non fiction books about history and mythology

Books that I love enough to read till 3am

Whether you love or hate it, or believe it simply doesn’t exist, you can’t deny the fact that amnesia has kept a battalion of romance readers in books for nigh on forty years.

surreal books that have me questioning reality.

Nonfiction books to explore your morbid curiosity. Topics include death, pathogens, the paranormal, and more.

Check out my list horror nonfiction for books about horror media.

Sometimes we need something familiar to get us out of a slump, reading or just life in general. There's something so cozy & comforting about rereading a beloved title.

Some of these I actually prefer on audiobook and I'll try to list here: The Shining Illuminae Files Sabriel (Tim Curry edition)

Recommendations from one homeschool survivor to another. These are books (and additional resources, in the comments) that have helped me begin to fill in some gaping holes in my education.

poet, playwright, & artist.

feeling it allllll through the magic & wordcraft of nikita gill

Comment as to what should I add to this list!

Pair with "Level 4 – The Modern World" book.

(I was unable to successfully add "Hidden Figures: Young Readers Edition" by Margot Lee Shetterly and "Build This Book: A Book and Maker Space All in One" by David Eckold.)

Why is it considered "personal/professional development" when men read these, but "self help" if a woman is reading it?

Actualized, confident, and educated women are less controllable, so they shame us for seeking to better ourselves in an attempt to discourage our growth and strength. I say screw that. Glow up, queen. Become ungovernable.

Personal and professional development books (including personal finance) by women authors. Suggestions welcome.

Books with cats on the cover.

jane austen is not, contrary to popular belief, the only women writing in the 18th century! dip your toes into some of her predecessors and contemporaries. (note: this list is in part inspired by rebecca romney's wonderful 'jane austen's bookshelf'. consider it extra credit!)

for when you forget how beautiful life is

Books discussed within

You are obsessed with the meaning of language in itself - how it operates, its importance for the individual and all troubles and inequalities that come with wielding tongues from all across the world. Here, the language becomes the story

books for when you forget it and need some academical motivation 🫶🏻

any genre.

When you’re feeling homesick of summer all the time and driving down PCH :)