60% in and I see a little spice.. no thanks. It’s almost ridiculous the way they brought it up 🫠

Just curious what people's favourite gifts are for book lovers? I always get my husband a new bookmark and books but got him a cute bookmark holder last year. I also love those book nooks but don't have proper bookshelves set up yet. What do most people like to get? Maybe some good Christmas ideas here gH

Just curious what people's favourite gifts are for book lovers? I always get my husband a new bookmark and books but got him a cute bookmark holder last year. I also love those book nooks but don't have proper bookshelves set up yet. What do most people like to get? Maybe some good Christmas ideas here gH

UPDATE: Thank you everyone for so many awesome recommendations! I decided to go ahead and turn it into a list (also called "YA Books with Adult Vibes"). Feel free to continue dropping recs here or in the list forum and I will add additional books from both sources 🥰

I just did a huge book haul for my birthday and found myself automatically filtering out anything tagged as YA as I was searching online; it got me thinking though, some of my favourite books (or books I've heard very good things about) have been YA and I didn't get the sense that they were juvenile at all. Some examples of books/series that I think fit the criteria: Don't Let the Forest In Scythe A Deadly Education A Tempest of Tea The Gilded Wolves Six of Crows We Hunt the Flame

Don't get me wrong, some YA books definitely fit in the genre, but I feel like there's a whole treasure trove of books with mature writing that are hidden in the YA genre. If I wasn't directly recommended these books, I would likely have never read them due to filtering out anything YA.

What are your recommendations for books published as YA that could/should be classified as Adult?

(Better yet, maybe there's already a list out there that I am not finding!)