places of wonder, fantasy, dreams, desires, childhood, the bizzare, the wonderful….

books for the book club

Food for thought. Books that made me think (or listen to someone else’s amazing brain thoughts).

Books featuring LGBTQ+ characters and/or themes considered to be classics in one way or another

Books where the cold may as well be its own character. Its presence can be felt in every aspect of the story. I've included both fiction and nonfiction.

I am growing increasingly tired of this trope with cosmic horror books. I blame Robert W. Chambers.

Limiting this to fantasy/sci-fi, these are books where the MCs are locked up for most of the book or it's a crucial part of the plot. This can include magical prisons, cursed towers, institutions of sorts, and probably more!

✨You’ve met me at a very time time of my life ✨

Inspired by @erintripsey’s list “what a week, huh?”, these book titles all reference different times of day or ways to calculate the passing of time, in non-specific terms (no Thursdays or Julys, etc.)

Begging for suggestions if you have any!

with an emphasis on knights, paladins, and everything in between.

books that have revived my taste for adventure and sparked new wonder. a plea of creativity and imagination.

Books about war - both fiction and non-fiction. This are not just books that have the action during a war or a war is happening in background. Is also not a list with typical war actions - where some heroes save the day. I just added books where you can see how the war is affecting peoples life.

tales of the very first anti-hero that i ever adored.

Time travel, Featuring twists and turns and maybe some romance...

works that look at the life and legacy of ‘great’ fictional artists. recommendations welcome!

Books about oppressed women, both fiction and non-fiction.

Fantasy books with a metal in the title, including iron, gold, silver, steel, and brass. This curated list features epic fantasy, YA fantasy, and sci-fantasy books.

Books about holocaust and fascism, both fiction and non-fiction

For Blackoween year challenge January's theme is a book written by a Black author with the title including the word: house,home,manor

Challenge created by Loc'dBooktician