Robin Hobb's work in order (my goal is to read them all... if anyone wants to do the same I made this list so the order of the books are right hehehehe)

Each year I make a 'best of' list and wanted them all in one place. Am I claiming these are all truly quality reads? No lol. I am a feral raccoon with far more than just my reading habits, but certainly them too. I believe books can be enjoyable even if not necessarily good – though think at least most of these really are both.

I hope even just one person enjoys just one book they might not have otherwise found.

This is for people new to comics that really want to start reading them but have no idea where to start.

Some notes: Reading list is in order in the comments. Only includes the first volume of each on this list. Not comprehensive, any notes or suggestions plz put in the comments :D

Books where the hate is loud… and the love is inevitable. 🔥📖

Since there isn't a quest for it, here's all of the Claymore manga together.

books that have that dreamy fairytale vibe to them or a reimagining of a classic tale. just the first book in the series, btw.

Books about abortion. Fighting against stigma, disinformation, and barriers. Fighting for healthcare accessibility, liberation, and justice. Reproductive Justice NOW. Pro Abortion FOREVER.

books set on cape cod, massachusetts

Read pls really good

shops, emporiums, and apothecaries selling magical wares. (please note: shops must sell magical items, not simply be magical themselves)

Books about the body, medical misogynoir, ways women and lgbtq+ people are oppressed in the medical world

Some of my fave romance books

A list of books that may appear to be progressive from the blurb, but in fact espouse pro-capitalist, neoliberal views. PLEASE POST YOUR RECS! -- Inspired by @Allana's review of "The Privatization of Everything". --

Books about sexual & reproductive justice + health. Including abortion, birth control, pregnancy, childbirth, kink, sexuality, STIs, and more. The term reproductive justice is from SisterSong and is inherently an intersectional, political, and affirming framework. BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled perspectives highlighted.

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always accepting suggestions for books with a heart on the cover.

Classic Literature

For the Fae and Flame Society book club, often our spring book bingo includes a square for 'Deaf/Hard of Hearing Representation.' Here is a list of books as such!

Romantic or not we love a good situationship or just a wtfship. Especially when it's sapphic.

I will keep adding to the list when I find new books fitting it