Ever wanted to get into Arthurian Legend? Want more knightly affairs? Seen Merlin BBC and still not over it? ME TOO! Unfortunately Arthurian myth by nature is hard to compile and thus can be difficult to get into, but fear not; I have done the hard part for you! (Contains tales directly from legend as well as books inspired by it! If you have suggestions lmk and I'll add them)

you'll know it when you see it!! i love "yin yang" covers with characters complement each other on the cover

A collection of novels with titles that imply they’re educational, but they’re not. Multi-genre. Recs welcome!!

Books featuring events like body takeovers, body jumping, body swapping, parasitism, and other similar phenomena! Please feel free to give recommendations in the comments!

A collection of sapphic holiday reads I've either read or am looking forward to reading.

A collection of recommendations for Autumn

for when you want to read a book just like the umbrella academy -- ft. found family, sci-fi/fantasy, and a little time travel. list will be updating constantly, open to suggestions!

Books that changed the way I think. In a perfect world, everyone would read them

Spooktastic

A syllabus

a list about books I've read with mental health representation (that has a critical weight in the book).

so far this includes: suicide (both in teenage years and in adult life), anxiety disorders, depression, schizophrenia, sexual (child) abuse, autism spectrum disorder, eating disorders, intergenerational trauma in christian black environmetns, violent trauma and dissociative related disorders.

i'll keep adding as i consider the books i read (always open to suggestions 🤗)

Books that are much better with a reading buddy or even a class!

These are books that I listened to where I thought the reader did such a good job that it probably skewed my perception of how good the book/writing/story was. If you’re struggling to read one of these books, maybe try the audio or a read-along!

Repeat Offenders: -Michael Kramer -Kate Reading -Paul Boehmer -Moira Quirk -Hugh Fraser

These books are well-paced, convey good characters, and have a good plot. And most importantly, they're Yuri.

Some books for when the real world gets to be a bit too depressing (please note I think crime is always cozy as well)

I got the box set as a gift some time ago and got overwhelmed, so I'm making this list to finally get around to reading them. Slowly but surely!

Niche sociological nonfiction

Witch lit. Maybe with a tinge of romance. Always open to more recs that fit this theme!