"Weird girl literature" featuring obsession

💜 yarnandbooks

These books made me cry buckets

Why would you kill someone when you can kiss them instead?

Fiction where one MC dreams of killing/fully plans to kill another MC, but instead they fall in love. All genres but mostly fantasy.

{Recommendations (especially sapphic) very welcome}

Expand your knowledge and your worldview with these books full of history and politics of the people often left out of the history books written by the victors. These works explore issues troubling those trapped under colonialism and imperialism and offer new insights to globalization and new pathways to liberation.

books with characters that remind me of the hound…i see him everywhere…i think of him every day…

All other magic users that are not witches. Whether it be fae or nondescript magic, or just fae creatures, doesn't matter, they're on the list!

horror books under 250 pages

Books that reminded me of (or are) Monty Python

These characters are going to live forever and they are not having a good time. (At least, not until they achieve their HEA/HFN.)

Dystopian future fiction and nonfiction books exploring where we are heading and why.

i collect them like pokémon…i am greedy…

a collection of books that have slowly helped the hurt child inside of me. maybe words on a page can fix you… and a lot of therapy.

These books are great because of the feelings they evoke, the atmosphere they create, and the general vibe throughout the story. Specific vibe varies. Plot may or may not be included.

Mostly paranormal romance (some sci-fi) but includes everything I've read and enjoyed that I think falls in the Paranormal category. May it be ghosts, shifters, sirens vampires, etc... I give you Paranormal ✨

The Whereabouts Lane Committee would like to formally invite you to promenade through St Crispians, London. Stroll to Lapis Lazuli to see the lovely Miss Emma M Lion. Visit the church and listen to Young Hawkes, the silver tongued vicar. Get your portrait taken by Mr. Pierce, the token American. Perhaps stop by the Cleopatra for a pint. Don’t forget to visit Baron’s Square, home to the Duke of Islington and the most recent sighting of The Roman. Lost items may be found at the Reed & Rite.

Will probably contain books mostly from the shin honkaku movement, as that's what I've read the most of XD

These have all been translated to English!

These books feel like premium peak millennial Obama-era hope in the current Cheetoh-ruled world. They are what my best hopes of current reality are, with maybe a bit of magic thrown in. Reading and re-reading them is keeping me functioning right now. For the most part 😜

Bad things happen but these marginalized characters take it on and win in a way that satisfies me. I will save the books where bad things happen to bad people to another list!

The canon 19th and 20th century works of naturalist nonfiction (with some mystical/metaphysical work as well because the naturalist-to-poet pipeline is real and irresistible)