Books I stumbled across on the library’s website that look good

Queer books to read in autumn, not inherently scary, just perfect for the gloomy weather

Book characters described to have bodily art/ marks but not limited to: Tattoos, Hennas, in born/ natural, brandings, magically given ✨️

Note: Not to be confused with scars/ injuries‼️

Graphic novels/ Comics/ Manga/hwa/hua titles will not be included in this list.

Suggestions from r/weirdgirllit that looked interesting

Horror focusing on themes of womanhood (including girlhood, sisterhood, motherhood, daughterhood, wifehood, female friendship) and the experiences of women and fem people (such as misogyny, body autonomy, feminine rage, sexualization, beauty standards, trauma, etc)

Not always necessarily written by women but I think I want to keep this list limited to books written by women and nonbinary people

Always looking for recommendations!

I love mushroom-related horror, and these are all the books I have found that use spores, fungus, or mushrooms as the antithesis of the book's horror.

memory

these are the books currently living rent free in my mind

Everything is intense. Be it love, happiness, heartbreak, grief

There are 3 questions an author must address for each character in order to make the fake dating plot work:

• Why is this happening/why is a fake relationship the only option?
• Why this person and not some other person?
• What happens if it all goes south?

wouldn’t you like to know weather boy

This just a list of books that I have later found out the authors are zionists. I already owned the books prior to being more cautious of the authors so I do still read them but will not buy more of their books in the future.

weird, unsettling, dreamlike books for those bored of kafka recs

Shits on fire, yo. Heat themed books