We probably already know about them, but do you know about them??

Who doesn't love a protagonist who can slice and dice an enemy when necessary? These baddies range in age and gender so hopefully there is something for everyone! Thank you to the Pagebound community for these recs!

Books that do a great job of making your mouth water from their great food descriptions or show fascinating things about food.

Adult fiction books that feature librarians, archivists and historians as their main characters.

Amazon is evil but it is what it is, and this may be of use to some seeking weird girl lit

There are things that do not just walk upon the world—they consume it. These are the giants that the stars puked out, the ones forged in the furnace of ancient suns or birthed from the black voids of the deep. They are not 'big' in the way a mountain is big; they are 'big' in the way an apocalypse is big. To look upon them is to realize our own insignificance. They are the gears of the universe, the shadows on the moon, and the architects of our extinction. We call them ... The Colossi.

A cheerful yellow hue for your page.

Books with pink cover

A compilation of books (mostly fiction) in which the main character/s set out on a journey, leading to moments of meditation, introspection, meandering walks through the memory, conflicts with both the self, the path, and others, and ultimately: change, for both the characters and the reader. In these novels, the journey is more important than the destination.

Recommendations are welcome!

We are nature, even if we try to forget it. These books are about our relationship with nature and how we can change it for the better.

Theory as a powerful tool to understand our world, challenge and dismantle hegemonic systems of harm is not a novel idea. These books, however, drive this point home and might provide you with a powerful and useful lens to re-view the world and challenge existing knowledge systems. These are essential books if we want to decolonise individual and collective knowledge production!

books recommended by ateez’s members in lives or interviews

More than just werewolves and vamps, let’s list all non-human POVs! And I’m talking main characters, at least 50% from their POV

Books I've read and liked after hearing them features on the CreepCast Podcast.

New Jersey rock band My Chemical Romance was formed in the wake of 9/11, and quickly became one of the most influential rock artists of the early 2000s. This list contains books written by or mentioning the group, as well as some titles that the members have referenced over the years.

books that feel like you are driving 60 mph down a country road on a late summer day (leaning closer to a crisp fall day) while feeling complicated, nostalgic, and a little messed up inside 🍂🐛

(posting because i am TOOO excited about the release of noah's new album!!)

Sometimes they have questionable morals, sometimes they are irredeemable, but no matter what these princes (and technically kings) suck!