Books you feel in your stomach. Cringing, wincing, the urge to skim ahead. If it got physical, it's here.

Books that are set or partly set at Christmas that are not advertised as being there.

List of so called feminist women (often self-identifying as such), who are feminist for one particular group of women and only them. Or simply serve corporatist interest.

This list was created out of spite after the apallingly glaring and morally condemnable silence displayed by feminist organizations over the constant, grotesque sexual violence carried out by IOF soldiers against Palestinian women and girls (and men too).

Making a list so that I could remember to read them 😅.

Sci-fi titles about computers and their representations in novels, both as a force of good and bad

Self explanatory

Different genres of books that tackle womanhood, women’s wrongs & rights, women’s rage. All beautifully written & so satisfying. From fantasy to thriller to horror

600+ page books for when you want to get stuck in and live in a novel for a while. Variety of genres. All standalones.

Manga like the first warm breeze in spring, endless childhood summers, quiet snow days, nostalgia for days past. Those manga that mache you ache from their atmosphere, their use of space, their familiar narratives and melancholic characters. Manga that make you nostalgic for something you've never experienced.

Sometimes we need a little bit more out of horror books. What’s better than adding creepy art?! From ghosts and monsters to serial killers and slow descents into madness, this is a list of graphic novels that delve into the dark. Some are stand-alones and some are part of a series, I’ve only included the first of these to save my sanity (and space). Recommendations encouraged Please no Marvel or DC

Here’s to another knight of fun!

Because realistically what else can you do to pass the time when you’re a vampire? Eternity is a longgggggg time.

Books that take place in and around university or college campuses (and I'm including some boarding schools). Perfect for back to school season in the fall.

These are all of the books that I’ve reread at least once over the years (from what I can recall). They may not all be exactly my taste anymore, but at one point or another I loved them enough that I wanted to pick them up and experience the joy all over again.

Shannon Hale & Dean Hale! (Top is newest, bottom is oldest)