Queer middle grade books that make you wish you had these books growing up. Would love suggestions!

A book with substance that serves criticism with wit

Some feelgood, lowstake

Exactly what it says on the tin, books that feature queer nuns

Books with skeletons on the cover.

Fiction and nonfiction about the scandalous courts of Louis XIV- XVI

Books to read while working at summer camp- an escape, a reflection, or anything in between! Feel free to suggest anything

the basis is Catharina Doria’s list

deals with the devil throughout literature (in short, faust is everywhere)

Books about main characters with gastrointestinal (GI) disorders, including, among other things, IBD, IBS, celiac disease, and gastritis, across genres and age ranges. Made by someone whose IBS is currently flaring up. Suggestions welcome!

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Son sagas que quiero terminar para el siguiente o este año

Dark academia without the magic!

For books filled with elite schools, universities, intellectual obsession, artistic ambition, secrets, rivalry, murder and beautifully dark atmospheres - with little to no fantasy or supernatural elements, and no YA.

Is You’ve Got Mail your favorite rom-com? Was your childhood defined by Hilary Duff and Chad Michael Murray in A Cinderella Story?

If so, check out these books that follow the “fall in love online/anonymously with the same person that you hate but then also learn to love irl” trope, also know as the wrong number trope.

A collection of Absolute Justice League graphic novels/volumes and comics BECAUSE I DON'T SEE ANY LOVE FOR THEM!!!