All Derek Land books, because I keep losing track of what I've read how often.

my only qualifications are that i’m a lesbian and i hate a boring book!

a book for every letter of the alphabet.

whenever possible, I'll avoid titles that start with an article.

A cozy subgenre originating from Japan and South Korea that features low-stakes, contemplative stories with themes around healing, community, loneliness, grief, burnout, etc. Magical realism is often present as well.

Pretty much every romance has one, whether people like to admit it or not.

featuring covers the characters who were guilty if i can

Books to take on a vacation, fantasy and thrillers

Women who have had enough of men's 💩

Books to read when leaves turn to gold and the world settles into sleep. Some cozy, some horror.

Mainly either body horror, folk or Indigenous horror

An ever growing list of books to read for a better understanding of our past, so we can build a better future.

Books that discuss the Cuba Embargo, the longest lasting Embargo in modern history. These books cover how it began, how it survived the Cold War, why it's been so hard to dismantle, as well as a general overview of the history of Cuba.

sometimes there are books that just hook you and even if they’re not well written or plotted or whatever you just have to sacrifice your sleep to know how they end. like i genuinely felt like i would not be okay if these kids didn’t end up together.

Books where the male love interest is treated like how a man writes a woman, they’re perfect and bulging in the most sensual way, their love for the female lead is their only motivation in life, their innocent or fiery soul creates a spark of desire to achieve that same level of good, and that their pure and loving soul should be slain from their host and rouses the female protagonist to achieve greater personal growth or march to victory.

Honorable mention goes to Ben from Descendants.

Books that I thought I knew what it was about until I read it and was humbled (mostly classics)