my favourite standalones -and the ones im planning to read- when not quite ready yet to start a new series!

Books that force you to swoon, kick your feet in the air, melt and uncage those butterflies in your tummy 😍

Books about lighthouses or books where lighthouses are relevant in some way. (Please let me know if you have any suggestions :) )

my tbr list

Webcomics that have print versions. Many are still available to read for free on the author's website/Webtoons/Tumblr. Only includes the first book if it's a series.

Stories of kickass women stealing hearts (literally), kicking ass and taking names. Or maybe someone made to be a Villain are total Cinnamon rolls (or are they?) For the women in their Independent/Villainess era and maybe soft era😘

This is a list of fictionalized and nonfiction accounts of witch trials. Please feel free to recommend books, especially ones from authors of colour as this niche interest of mine lacks diversity in that respect!

whatever the fuck that’s supposed to mean

home of the problematic and unreliable heroine, where decisions are messy and questionable at best.

Books I want/need to get to ASAP

All the books available in the newly opened Aesop Queer Library in the Philippines. *incomplete

Books with LGBTQ Italian or Italian-American characters!

I haven’t read all of these and I am accepting suggestions if you have any!

Relationships in crisis, second chance, do over

So many people think Therapy is just talking about problems. But it is so much more.

These Books show very good Therapy sessions and (more importantly) what happens in between the sessions, when therapy is working.

Those Books are characterdriven and are not always cosy. Because changing something and leaving the comfort zone is always uncomfortable. But is so rewarding at the end 🤌🏻

DND themed romance