Books I wanna read
Books for 2026
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Books I wanna read
Books for 2026
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Books I wanna read
Books for 2026
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Books I wanna read
Books for 2026
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Books I wanna read
Books for 2026
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Mythological Retellings
Novels retelling the stories of mythological characters.
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eco-fiction
Sci-fi, spec fic, and fantasy concerning itself with tbe environment.
Ecofiction is an elastic term, capacious enough to accommodate a variety of fictional works that address the relationship between natural settings and the human communities that dwell within them. — Jonathan Levin
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Chilean literature
Chilean books through the ages
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The Champaca Reading Challenge
Champaca Bookstore’s 2026 Reading Challenge.
This year, join us in reading a book: that’s a coming-of-age story about sea creatures that was previously banned about technology by José Saramgo, Toni Morrison, or Eunice de Souza set in extreme weather conditions about time travel about language about the means of production with an animal on the cover about flying about cities
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Southeast Asian Fantasy
Written SEAns and set or inspired by Southeast Asia
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2025 Outstanding TBRS
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OBOB 3-5 2026-2027
Oregon Battle of the Books
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What Year Is It Anyway?
“There is no time machine except the human being.”
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Want To Read
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Weird Science, Books from *Paperbacks From Hell*
Chapter 5, Weird Science, from Grady Hendrix’s Paperbacks from Hell Books from previous chapters can be found in my other lists, named by chapter title. This chapter focuses on books science plots, medical research, etc. As Hendrix’s book explains, all are paperbacks published in the 70s and 80s. (One or two might be 1990 or 69)
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Design for Social Change
Required reading in undergraduate design for social good. List curated from my class readings. Topics in design, philosophy, fashion, games, and more!
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Infatuated
Just romance
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Thrillers
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Backlist Exploration: Ilona Andrews
So you read This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me by wife-and-husband writing duo Ilona Andrews and loved it, but you're not sure where to start exploring their extensive backlist? Never fear! Here are 5 series entry points so you can get your fix while we all wait for the next Maggie book! I pinned a comment with a little blurb about each book so you have an idea of the vibes of each series. And if you end up enjoying Andrews' novels, make sure to check out that backlist link because Ilona and Gordon write a lot of supplemental short fiction which they share for free on their website!
I love to reread all of these series, so feel free to comment here if you ever want someone to buddy read any of these with! I love to experience them alongside new fans :D
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Track & Field Non-Fiction
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