In my travels I have come across several books which are either AI Generated nonsense, or just generally very badly written books (The first handful of these fall into the former).

These are my top pics for lovers of Horror, and in particular Slashers

For the adventurous, quick-witted, freedom-loving heart: stories of road trips, banter, and love that feels like a leap.

Complete collection to date

Men who listen, communicate, and/or always show up. Real-life dating may never measure up.

Books where the main characters are given a run for their money on being the best character. This list is for the side kicks that should really have their own books tbh

Alle Bücher, die Mona Ameziane und Christine Westermann in ihrem Podcast besprechen.

Monsters, bloody romances, everyone is morally grey, so much female rage 🥀🖤

perfectly cheesy rom-coms with a little bit of sports action sprinkled in

Work in progress.

sooooooooo many incredible lesbian books were published in the 80s!

In this house, we support (monster) sex work! ✊💋📹👠💦

Hop into the wet-n-wild world of strip clubs, brothels, breeding programs, and more with these seriously spicy monster romance / erotica reads.

All books feature sex workers (escorts and cam girls and exotic dancers, oh my!) and/or the exchange of sexual or sensual services for compensation.

Standalones and book 1 in interconnected series only.

Open to recs!

Reading and collecting great books with pigeons in them

(no garantee for anything I haven't read yet to actually have some good birbs in it)

Those are CLEARLY raindrops on the pages NOT my tears!!

I don't cry easily when reading books so those that do make me cry deserve a list of honor. Give me recs that left your book tear stained!

Victorians would tell ghost stories on Christmas Eve, a practice dating back to Yule. This list includes titles perfect to recount over a fire with roasted chestnuts.

this is more for me because I’m obsessed with this trope in a book weapon, object, or place with a mind of its own; for better or for worse :)

Wings of Fire is a fantasy novel series about dragons, written by Tui T. Sutherland

Calling all theatre lovers: As former theatre major, I often envision books as if they were carried out on the stage in my mind. Some books stand out to me more than others. This is a list of those that I think would work really well.

I would also love to see more genres on the stage (ie horror, sci-fi fantasy). The plays I have seen which dip into these other genres are so innovative. Example: the UK’s production of 1984.

This is specifically for stage plays and not movies!