Or my mom

“Mainstream” books that don’t rock the boat or are taboo

Someone (or thing) that looks like you/someone you know and then often does some fucked up stuff is pretty scary imo

So this is a list of horror novels featuring the doppelgänger/doppelganger trope

(as a german it is a bit strange that you guys couldn't make up your own word, and the feeling I get when I see the a instead of the ä is a very watered down version of what our poor protagonists are going through rn)

I have a type and it's: women and the ocean, with some weird things, introspection and transformation

and you can't really explain what's wrong but you desperately need to keep reading

I have yet to see a list that covered lesbian nonfiction so I decided to make one! Suggestions welcome! I may not have read all on this list yet!

All books on here revolve around non-shifting omegaverse worlds, and the author clearly defines how the omegaverse system works within their book, either at the beginning or end (usually a page or two laying everything out), which makes these books good places to start the trope. * If you read eBooks (at least for Kindle), sometimes you may have to scroll back to get the glossaries since they typically pop up around the title page, and the books usually open to the first page of the book.

Post-millennium English-language works written by Malay writers from Malaysia & Singapore.

Lightbringer and other publications in the order they should be read (to me)

in progress

Romance stories (novels, manga, light novels, manhwa, manhua, danmei) set in the modern world. Can include fantasy or sci-fi elements. Spice varies (from none to very spicy).

Making this list for when my kids are but older. Looking for stuff safe for under 10s No adult themes eg. Sex, SA, Drugs, extreme/graphic violence

Books that have Chinese drama adaptations.

DC Absolute Universe reading order (Trade eds) cos I can't keep track 😭😆 This list doesn't include the other comics which show how the AU was created.

Gays on boats. That's it, that's the list. (Open to recs! 🩵)

Every book featuring the Titanic that I've been able to find (so far), fiction and nonfiction alike.

Books related to good food and love of all kinds.

Yeahhhh they could have picked better covers but these books are surprisingly pretty fun (Please suggest more in the comments. These are only the ones I’ve read)

Want to go back to school and have a study session? These books may (or may not) teach you a thing or two! If you know of more books with a title like this, tell me pls. 😌