The best of atmospheric, descriptive, setting-centred neo-noir. Some are better than others.

Couples that actually know how talking to each other works! Recs always welcome 😊

Books that put me in such a strong reading slump after finishing I had to read a crazy monster romance just to keep my pace up, but not because they were bad (aka books with devastating themes or endings that you need an immediate palate cleanser)

Books read, mentioned or seen in the TV show, One Tree Hill.

the books we "read" in our discord :p

A list of travel memoirs that will make you excited to get out into the world, or feel like you’ve done it from your couch!

Books Lexi specifically recommends; not an exhaustive list of all the books she's featured on her channel included anything she rated 4 stars and over only the first book in a series

longlists of every year from 2016 onwards

For the 'cord

Everyone is hiding something, everyone has secrets, and I trust absolutely no one. 👀

August 2026 Reader’s choice of the best 100 thrillers All I gotta say is the definitely didn’t ask me. 🤷🏻‍♀️

cause nothing is hotter than a competent man

As a non-American, these are all the modern/contemporary books I've read and have expanded my knowledge of U.S culture and which have themes and subjects which I think qualify them to be treated as the New Classics for this region of the world! Please comment your recs!

Epistolary, ergodic, experimental, unconventional… books that challenge the traditional formats and usual rules of storytelling. 👀

Opposites Attract romance / Forced proximity

If you're interested in what a tween/teen is reading. This is a mix of what mine is reading and we have for homeschool. Also, thought it would be cool to document it in a way.

books with full names in the title; all genres