Roll the confessional tapes! Books featuring reality tv show plots (or subplots). Pop some popcorn and enjoy your favorite guilty pleasure… in book form.

books that revolve around families and their complexities

Niche-sports romances that play outside the hockey 🏒, football 🏈, basketball 🏀, and baseball ⚾️ realms

Note: there is YA in this list

Sometimes I think about Laika and Felicette a bit too hard and start crying, so I'm making a list about it.

I have not read really any of the books on this list, I just wanted to collect them in place as a sort of tribute to the various spacefaring animals. Edits will be made, additions and subtractions, over time. I might be the wrong person to make this list, as I'm primarily a fiction reader and also not a scientist, but here we are. Recommendations welcome!

Books on writing (as a craft), or about writing (as a process), or musings on novel theory

Books on writing (as a craft), or about writing (as a process), or musings on novel theory

Scripts we all should read

Look, if you are taking out racist nonsense, sure. But if you are adding texting for no reason, get out here with that bullshit.

Be sure to check which edition of these books you read if you don't want to be jump scared by weird incongruity. Recommendations heartily welcomed.

As said in the name, this is a list to long (a bit boring) and old french literature that I would consider good books (because frenchies don't lack of long books)

This is a list of books from the XIX c. (and before). Some books are just 150 pages long because they are plays

(Feel free to tell me if you want me to add books to the list, I will be adding some myself as I can't think about every book right now...)

For the MM romances where the obsession goes WAY past normal, someone is always watching, and the red flags are basically a whole damn parade. 👀 Stalking, obsession, possessiveness, questionable decisions, and somehow these men still manage to fall in love.

Lynette Noni books

I wanted to compile a list of books that I think are true representation of what it's like to live with migraines, as a chronic migraine sufferer. I've felt so alone with this pain since I was in grade school, and I don't want anyone else to feel that alone.

Dark Academia

Witchy

All of these books feature a run-down but beloved diner or dive bar that serves as a safe space for our protagonists. Sometimes, it's a conveniently open location to visit in the middle of the night in order to hide from a pursuer, and other times its a beloved neighbourhood staple that just needs a little bit of TLC. The server knows your name, how you like your eggs, and exactly why the girl across the booth from you has a twinkle in her eye.

Horse girls, unite! These books feature horses, sort of.

Every book featured in the Dior Book Tote Club on YouTube ☕ w/ Pretty Yende, Beatrice Borromeo, Rosamund Pike, Natalie Portman, Nine d'Urso