Want to feel better about your life? These books show the alternate realities you could've been in, had you not been in your current potential hell hole! Enjoy reading about others misery!

Urban fantasy at its best! Witches, warlocks, werewolves, dragons, demons and anything else living hidden among us

Poetry collections from the Canadian Prairies

Enjoy reading fantasy but feel stuck in a rut of political intrigue and heavy world building? Take a breather and enjoy the roses in a cozy, whimsical world.

reworks of classic sci-fi, horror, gothic, or mystery tales

sometimes ending up in a completely different genre!

books where the main character is a woman whos probably in the wrong but you’re still rooting for her

I’ve been wanting to participate in a fun reading challenge and came across this on YouTube by this creator of Under the Covers Book Blog. Buddy read with me if you want!

do you like noodles?

a lot of eldest sister trauma

Young reader adaption of amazing nonfiction titles.

Books that the website doesn't yet seem able to differentiate when adding the goodreads link:

Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults by Robin Wall Kimmerer; Adapted by Monique Gray Smith; Fly Girls Young Readers' Edition by Keith O'Brien;

Books with pride flags on the cover art! Or using other design elements to obviously invoke a pride flag.

A mix of fiction and nonfiction.

"I am the reason I suffer but I am worth fighting for." - Roland Faunte (from the song "Anchor")

Haunting, delicate, desperate, shaking voices, trembling fingers...reading these stories feels like listening to Roland Faunte songs. (Recs welcome, but I'm only going to add books once I've read them!)

The complete grishaverse series’s in the correct order including novellas. The novellas aren’t required to read the main 3 series but are highly recommended and give greater insight into characters.

cultural, political, & crime nonfiction about nashville, tennessee

summer reads!

Time to take a trip to the supermarket to pick up our groceries for the week!

This list features books that have titles of food you could buy at the store.

As always, open to suggestions! 🤠

For all the dark book baddies🥀🖤

Amazing juvenile (Children's), middle-grade (tweens), and YA (teens) Nonfiction. Suggestions welcome!

There are some other popular series and authors that I’m not including, although they are great, since they are more common. However I’ll list them below:

Author: Gail Gibbons Author: Stacy McAnulty Series: Our Universe by Stacy McAnulty Series: Who HQ: Who was/is? What was/is? Where is? Series: Hazardous Tales Series: Guts & Glory Series: Butt or face? Series: Magic School Bus Series: Who would win? Series: Magic Tree-house Fact Tracker Series: History Smasher Series: Sara Markle's Scientific Discoveries Series: A Kids Book About... ____ Series: Creepy & True

This is the last tier I will be listing in the Disturbing Novel Icberg. These are some of the most challenging to read due to the content.

Tiers 6-8 are primarily books that are inaccessible due to being historical artifacts, lost to history, or may have never existed in the first place.