Various art books I enjoyed and will make reviews about!

When the boundary between reality and the supernatural blurs. My favorite discoveries and my wishlist for this genre.

Feminist must-reads to empower yourself and see past the patriarchal lens.

books i think everyone in health care (or interested in healthcare) needs to read

books inspired by todavia's travel list

Looking for a hot alien spouse to teleport you to Mars? 👽 What about a handy minotaur to screw some things around your house? 🧰

Get into these romance + erotica reads featuring humans & monsters pairing up via matchmaking, security, escort, etc. agencies.

If you're looking for books involving monster dating apps, check out the list “Swipe right for hot & horny monsters”.

Only showing book 1 for series with interconnected storyline. Open to recs!

Because French authors also know how to write excellent fantasy. Here’s a list of my favorites if you’d like to support them! 🫶

🇧🇪 I’ve also included Belgian authors.

Classics that aren’t overly detailed and the characters are clearly understood in interactions without a character map being necessary (some may still have a lot of characters just without nicknames and the like).

Loves for the ages. Soul-bound. The yearning we all yearn for. These are the books that will live rent-free in my head for a lifetime. The love is so romantic, even the contemporary's are fantasy.

Rage, vengeance, or just straight power so strong people fear their name alone. This is for those angry characters whom you love, even though they are brutal each in their own way.

Looking for books set in a prehistoric world? You've found some!

Suspense & Thrillers

I may have cried. I may have cried so much someone thinks something bad happened; and something bad did in fact happen...in my book.

Books written by Youtubers because I'm nostalgic for a time we'll never get again

Notable comics, graphic novels and mangas to get into the genre. This format of books is so underrated, so I wanted to create a diverse list of notable works across the history of 'comics'! I tried to highlight nonfiction and fiction works that are recognizable to the widest variety of people (mostly because of their adaptation), while also adding less widely known books. The goal of the list is to help find at least one 'comic' you want read, if you don't really read 'comics'! (inspired by Les 1001 BDs by Trécarré)

I voluntarily enrolled in a summer semester about epic literature and I need to read said literature before June.

Nonfiction and fiction books about Iceland, the gorgeous and unique land of fire and ice.

I’m incredibly fortunate to have gotten to spend time there and I love reading about it.