Hi,

What is your favourite non fiction you have ever read and why? I want to get in touch with other non fiction readers on here so I can curate my feed accordingly xD also I would love to add to my tbr from your favourites.

Thank you!

Hi everyone 🧚

Lately I have been listening to playlists on Spotify based on the books I read and I feel inspired to do the same! I wanted to ask if you are one of these amazing people who create such playlists or even do playlists for your own ears only! How do you or would you select your songs? Do you even listen to the playlist while you read? I would love to read your thoughts about this.

I believe that listening to music that relate to the general mood or the characters enhances the reading experience for me! 🧚

1/3 of my 2025 total books read have to be non-fiction (or so I challenged myself) and I am severely behind on that goal.

Please save a girl and recommend me short non-fiction recs! Poetry is welcome!

hi all! sorry to add another book rec request to the club. 🙈 i want to get in the holiday spirit (i know, i know, it's only the first week of november) but i haven't seen any lists, quests, or posts in forums about sapphic christmas romances. hell, i'll take any sapphic christmas book as long as it's good. do y'all have any good recs?

guys how to read faster like i got distracted so damn easily🥲

We’re back for another month of your reading round up 🥰

What was your October: • favourite books: • least favourite books: • total books read:

For November: • What are you planning to read ? • Are there any books releasing you're interested in? • do you have a reading goal for the month?

I am longing to rewatch Fleabag for the millionth time, especially the second season, and have been thinking: does anyone have recommendations on books that give off a similar vibe as Fleabag?? I would eat this uppp

Does anyone have any light recs? Preferably not too long? I’m looking for my next audio read, and I just finished To Clutch A Razor by Veronica Roth and before that Vicious by VE Schwab. I loved them both a lot but I want smt lighter rn before going into my audio arc of Hazelthorn 😭

I very rarely like romance books(more specifically with romance as the main focus I think), with the exception of queer ones apparently, I don’t mind what genre as long as it light and I mostly go for any that makes me laugh. Mostly read epic fantasy, sci-fi, ya and contemporary

I’m thinking of Uncharmed by Lucy Jane Wood cause I did love her last book and it’s become a comfort read but idk.

Hi friends ❤️ I’m looking for Canadian nonfic recs! I’m planning to get a copy of Desmond Morton’s A Short History of Canada but also generally interested in sociology/politics/govt/etc. If you have any recs I’d gladly take them.

On the U.S. side I read a lot on US history of class, race, gender, major cultural moments, immigration, etc and curious what the Canadian counterparts to some of that history would look like- maybe something on the native people and a better look at Quebec?

Thanks :)

EDIT: so excited for all these recs I got a big ol’ grin on my face!! Thanks for indulging me!!

EDIT: thank you so much everyone for the recommendations - I'll make my way through them and add them to my list ❤️

Hey, I'm definitely a novel/non fiction gal. But recently I've been going through a bit of a non-fiction phase - have loved Cult-ish, Men who hate women, jailbirds and Witchcraft (a history in 13 trials).

Does anyone have any recommendations of non fiction they love? Please no self help/autobiography style as I've read a lot in the past and don't want anymore and find a lot of the recommendations fall into these categories. I just want to read about interesting topics, in a way that engaging - would love any help thanks in advance.

technically speaking, i’ve only read 36 actual books and the rest are just manga volumes, does that count?

in my head, mangas aren’t technically books. i mean they are art, that’s not where im getting at, it’s just not the same type of art as actual novels. the same way you see movies and tv shows separate from broadways and novels. they’re all arts, just different forms.

so does that make adding mangas in my reading goal as cheating? i did it so i can track what’s the last volume i read and where i need to pick it back up from. but i gotta admit, it does make me feel accomplished that i read 100+ books even though they’re just manga volumes. i can get through 3-4 volumes in a day easily, on top of my regular reading.