Not sure what genre or sub-genre these sit under individually, but I would read more books like these.

book by indian authors

Supernatural books that mainly feature vampires

Books I found snooping on Reddit

Books categorized as urban fantasy. The more (human shaped) creatures, the better!

I asked my boyfriend why he doesn't read. He told me that a small amount of books use the medium to the greatest effect. I thought about it and I think I would like to see that more often as well. Introducing the list, manipulating the medium, a list (hopefully ever growing) of every book I have found that doesn't just slap on "Once Upon a Time" and call it a day (though usually good stories can get away with that). Chapter names, footnotes, wacky narratives, 4th wall breaks, you get it.

Horror books swimming with thalassophobia

books i read in 2026

Want stem romance, but tired of it all bring straight couples? Yeah, me too

Those books that change your life, leave you empty and fill your soul at the same time

Reading on a beach in Greece is wonderful, but so is reading inside with the rain pouring down outside when you ate at home. These are some of my favourite summer reads, perfect for every weather

Tous les livres un peu de fantaisie que j'ai lu

Books with adaptations that differ quite a bit from the source material. Open to suggestions!

Fiction reads featuring characters with disabilities, physical and/or mental health both included.

Recommendations welcome!

Dark and bitter