For when you need a quick horror fix

Why choose one when you can have them all?

The best YA books you should read because they are honestly so good

Not always a happy ending but central relationship is always queer

Books and literature featuring narrators, main characters, or major supporting characters that are Two-Spirit (a culturally significant gender/queer identity in Native American cultures).

Love to hold my beautiful officially licensed danmei but sometimes you've just gotta read on your phone at 4am

If you're looking for print English danmei pubs, check out my other danmei list!

updated whenever I’ve picked up a new new from my local library #supportyourlocallibrary

And Sci Fi. Companion list to my LGBTQ+ Romantasy list. This is where all the less mature romantasy and fantasy romance goes.

Books thay remind me of Leviticus. Queer stories full of lust, yearning and heartbreaking love.

Horror books that take place in boarding schools (or somewhere similar) for the most part. Because homework isn't bad enough already. Recommendations are always welcome!

if you would be friends with the characters in the great gatsby, the awakening, and wuthering heights, this list is for you. read with joy.

to anyone else: you have been warned.

as decided by someone who is unsure if I even like the genre at this point.

this is just my opinion and will vary based on tropes and character traits you prefer.

these focus mainly on light hearted rom com type books and doesn’t include fantasy romance or some other romance that I enjoyed that touches on some heavier themes or has a main storyline outside the romance

Non-fiction and fiction books with moths in them. That's it. That's the list. PS: Why isn't there a moth emoji already?!?

A list featuring classic hardboiled detective capers—largely cynical novels (and a few story collections) hailing primarily from the 20’s-50’s, populated by quick thinking and hard drinking detectives, femme fatales, gangsters, murders, and periodic guns fights; where coffee is served late at night, and there is almost always an abundance of cigarette smoke…

A collection of Manga published in the early 2000. While some portrayals of social problems might not have aged well, they are an open door to a time where many older Manga readers grew up in. They serve as a contrast to today's norms and standards and might reflect one's own journey of emotional growth.

This list focuses on the cultural and intellectual history of the fantasy genre, and on its evolution from myths, folklore, to being dismissed as childish, to being respected as a real genre. It explains how the genre works, how the authors use the mechanics of worldbuilding and systems of magic as a way to understand human nature and how women writers changed the rules.

The books I read are from Turkish literature

This list focuses on characters that have lived through physical, sexual, or religious trauma. This is not a list of self help or feel good books. This is for the people who know life is dark, love is conditional, and trust is something you guard. Endings are not guaranteed to be happy (tho some are) and characters may not be likable (trauma does that to you), but all books listed are ones that I've personally read and like. I will not add books that I do not know.

Horror books with pink or purple covers, or mostly pink/purple covers