I’m gonna list some of my favorite sapphic reads here for others to explore! ( with different kind of genres!! )

No, really, do I have to spell it out for you?! Each title starts with a letter that spell out “I love you”. The perfect list as we approach the season of love💕

A collection of my favourites reads so far ❤️📚

Iconic classic literature published pre-WWII, selected for immersive storytelling and expansive narratives suited to summer reading. These novels reward long reading sessions with richly drawn settings, layered plots, and timeless prose.

If you love… immersive classics, long novels, richly built worlds, and losing track of time while reading

Classic literature published before World War II, curated for spring reading and themes of renewal, youth, and emotional awakening. These spring classics often feature pastoral settings, coming-of-age narratives, and gentle optimism rooted in early 20th-century literary tradition.

If you love… pastoral settings, early 20th-century classics, quiet coming-of-age stories, and hopeful literary fiction

These books are gut wrenching and beautifully written🪉

or lakeside…or pondside…books that immerse us in a haunting, strange, beautiful, decadent, or unsettling coastal or waterside atmosphere

A list of queer graphic novels! 🥰 I'll update this list as I go. Some of these have queerness as their main topic and some have queer side characters. For series I only added the first volume. (Edit: in "Dungeon Club" queerness becomes a more important topic later on in the series.) I'm happy to add stuff, feel free to comment! 🌟

ARC books I've read and reviewed

Jack Edward’s book club picks

A crowd-sourced list of books by authors who have been outspoken in support of human rights

Dua Lipa’s book clip picks

A compilation of all of Belletrist’s monthly picks

books that Sam Winchester would definitely want to read at some point or have read

PS. you can drop in your suggestions too

All things indie authors

Books where the woods are dark and full of terrors…

and remember kids, the next time someone tells you “the government wouldn’t do that” oh yes, they would