Boyfriends and girlfriends for all! The more the merrier!

books with characters with different colored eyes (heterochromia in most but not all cases) suggestions welcome!!

I blame Elsie Silver.

Summer Break before Junior Year was peak. Friends were getting learner's permits, college still felt far away, and boys learned what the proper amount of Axe Body Spray was.

Instead of dancing in Target for inner child work, maybe let's start with reading kids books from our youth- and kids books that remind us of our youth.

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori – Māori Language Week has been celebrated in New Zealand since 1975. It acknowledges and celebrates the Māori language as a unique cultural treasure for all New Zealanders. The 2026 Theme builds on "Ake, Ake, Ake" with "Te Reo Towns. A celebration of the communities who have kept te reo Māori alive, and an invitation for all of Aotearoa to help it flourish into the future." The week commences 14th September NZT.

A variety of perspectives

idk how these folks find themselves in these situations - accidentally engaged, accidentally married, accidentally mated?!? not once in all my years has it happened to me? but based on the number of books it would seem it happens a lot.

Statement begins.

a list of non fiction books about a wide variety of topics that are actually a great reading experience, even if sometimes tough to read because of the subject it covers (in other words, you may get angry, you may be in awe, but you'll definitely learn something)

Fiction that gives you both the happy tears and the sad ones!

this list includes books that feel like they could be set in the world of Genshin Impact ✨ suggestions are always welcome!

Historical Fiction TBR

using horror themes as metaphors for forbidden desire, searching for belonging, etc., queer horror is just 🫶

sometimes you just want to read something short

Prioritising (though not exclusive-to) Tibetan authors, this is a list of Tibetan non-fiction, predominantly histories and memoirs. It does not focus on Tibetan Buddhist practice, but rather the life, culture and history of Tibet and the Tibetan diaspora.

Prioritising Tibetan authors, a non-exhaustive, but genre-spanning collection of Tibetan fiction. This includes narratives from inside Tibet, as well as from the Tibetan diaspora.

books that have been adapted into successful movies and have also won an oscar for their screenplay