have I read them all? there is literally no way to know. #whoworeitbetter

Six ⭐️ reads

Native American/Indigenous classic literature from across Turtle Island🐢🪶

so far I’ve tried to stick to works published pre-2020 for the purposes of this list

shoutout to r/IndianCountry for recs

disclaimer: I am not Indigenous myself, just someone who went looking for a list like this and found a gap. I have found the books for this list on Indigenous-run sites and online spaces, including related lists on pb.

Always open to recommendations!

Anne of green gables rewired my brain. This is not a matter of whether or not these books are good. This is a matter of whether or not I think they are hee hee ha ha.

Books where hubris and arrogance are central themes.

Books read in 2025

This is a compilation of books on the history and genocide of Palestine that I’ve seen on social media, (still growing this list)!

don't read unless you want to cry an ocean of tears

To be clear, these are books that smell like the candle, not Gwyneth Paltrow's actual vagina. They're books with girl bosses and lip oils or maybe serums. Often murder. Sometimes kinda culty. Burn with caution.

Collection of books I add to my TBR/Interested list (partly) because the cover art is just stunning or just tickles my fancy in some kinda way 🥹💕 They say don't judge a book by its cover, but come on, look at them!!?? I add books when I run into new beauties, but recommendations are always welcome.

Books with a thread of environmentalism that are cathartic and (usually) hopeful!

Climate fiction i’ve read and liked and would recommend

This list includes all published and narratively-formatted works of Frank Herbert's within the Dune series, as adapted from their origin as serialized Analog magazine releases, and later continued by Brian Herbert. This reading order is by publication order as opposed to chronological.

not one genre btw hehe

Reed College HUM 110 Syllabus Books

Stories about the horror of what it is to be a woman, of the violence and fear that women must endure every day.

Fantasy novels that prioritize whimsy and comedy over historical accuracies and intricate worldbuilding (NOT that there's anything wrong with that 🙌)

A documented running list of G(a)linda Arduenna Chuffrey née Upland apprearances throughout literature + women who carry her spirit (the spirit in question being: be hyper-femme | be insane | be gay)

Books I’ve read that either take place in Michigan at some point or mentions Michigan. Updated as I remember or come across them.