For all those recovering anglophiles that aren’t trying very hard to recover. Suggestions super welcome :)

A collection of books I’ve read/need to read that can help to better understand our past, present, and perhaps future of the US.

A fun collection of D&D like adventure books or after adventure stories

Romance books with main characters who are both rays of sunshine. No grumps allowed.

Books about the CIA This list is made of books both critical and supportive of the agency. It's up to you to exercise media literacy while reading anything from this list.

books & literature that come from (or speak on) french acadian culture; who are from new brunswick, prince edward island, and nova scotia in canada. additionally, acadians can be found across the united states, especially new orleans, known as cajuns.

For the girlies raised to smile through the pain. Art is resistance, truth and change.

The BBC’s 100 Greatest Children’s Books of All Time as published in May 2023.

The BBC’s 100 Greatest Children’s Books of All Time as published in May 2023.

Time Magazine’s All-Time Best 100 English Language Novels from 1923 to 2005 as published in 2005.

Have you ever wanted a fantasy book with whimsy, but dark? More gothic and twisted and creepy? Then you've come to the right place! Open to recs.

And baby, you KNOW these are problematic 🌚

When I say mid-00's I cannot stress enough that I am going on vibe alone. The actual publication date (or status as a YA book) matters way less than the fact that I, a teen in the mid-00s, consumed many of these titles.

Recommendations welcome! They don't have to have aged poorly for me to add them in, but boy it sure happens to have shaken out that way!

French/Francophone lit for the Francophile (read originally in French, including translations when possible)

Recommendations are welcome!

for deepening your italian folk magick practice 🪄