Haven't read many of these but wanted to compile a list that will broaden my understanding of the world

a mix of classics from a variety of stages, to be enjoyed at all ages

Journey across our seas and beyond with books that take place near, on, and even within oceans.

Books on living with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and guides on how to cope.

Books that feel as oppressive and stifling as the summer air; from @classicallyclare on Instagram

Beyond the Words: A BTS Recommendation Book List. Here is a curated list of books that have been recommended by the members of BTS.

Some creepy, scary, maybe even gory books to read in the sunlight. Scared in the daylight, count me in.

books with characters that are gone, haunt the narrative

Books we've discussed on the podcast where old tales are made new, from cultural reskins to modernizations to own voices!

Is the main character a magical chef, a warrior cook or techno gourmet? Then they belong on this list. Bonus points if they have recipes included!

Only first books of series.

Not sure if I should include sff books with good food descriptions too. Comment to let me know what you think or with suggestions.

Books that feel like magical girl vibes or that are about magical girls (only includes first in a series)

Queer books about overcoming religious trauma

I'm not crying, YOU ARE 😭😭😭

Mind you not just about academics or authors with a random abandoned PhD—more like the unbelievable people who manage to write bestsellers on a hundred notes stuck to their research paper drafts. Or at least worked long enough in the field to create believable fictional academics and niche academia jokes.

Unbound by fiction subgenres or personal ratings—feel free to propose more books in the comments!

I have a theory that books with farmers are better than average. Here are books I've read that feature farmers, farming, etc, that are awesome.