#give me all the book recs
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9 favourite books
Thank you @gwiazdziarka for tagging me (and thanks for all those book recs, I’m adding all of them to my list, except for the ones that I’ve already read), and I agree, maybe all of these won’t be my absolute favorite books, but they’re either books that I think about a lot, or books that have a special place in my heart, but not necessarily something that I go back to over and over.
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exúpery
This one is definitely a favorite. It’s a book that I’ve reread many times, because I feel that it has a different feel every time, depending on what I’m going through at that moment. Also a classic. Love it so much that I’ve started to collect editions in different languages; so far I have Spanish (of course), French, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Euskera (possibly one of the rarest), and Swedish (of course, because I intend to be able to read it by next year).
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
Also an absolute favorite, classic down-the-rabbit-hole type story that takes place in London Below. Fell in love with it, with the world-building within an already existing world. If i actually had to list 9 of my favorite books, pretty sure the whole list would be Neil Gaiman, but this book is both entertaining and comforting, so I pick this one. The BBC radio drama adaptation starring James McAvoy and Natalie Dormer is also excellent. Still waiting for the book sequel, though…
84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff
The most charming book in history, composed entirely of letters between an aspiring writer and rare books collector in New York and the manager of a rare books bookshop in London. Their relationship is platonic, and yet one of the most romantic things I have ever read. The movie adaptation is equally charming and it has Anthony Hopkins and Judi Dench in it. Read the book first, then watch the movie, then cry endlessly. Rinse and repeat.
Like a Hole in the Head by Jen Banbury
You should know that I get a lot of book recommendations from TV shows, so I decided to hunt down this book when Monica was reading it in more than one episode of Friends (felt like a subliminal message). And it was fucking worth it. Also a book about a book. A dwarf comes into a bookshop where the protagonist works, to sell a first edition of Jack London’s White Fang, and only after he’s gone she finds out just how rare it is. Heist plot ensues. It’s equally strange and exciting, mind-blowing and cathartic.
The Opposite of Loneliness by Marina Keegan
Very melancholy, this book is a collection of essays, poems and short stories published posthumously, as Keegan died in an accident at 21. She was very talented and could write convincingly about many things. Can’t even pick a favorite one out of the collection, because they’re all very good in very different ways. Very bittersweet.
Los Caballos Estornudan en la Lluvia by Dimas Lidio Pitty
Another short story collection (the title literally translates as “Horses Sneeze in the Rain”), from a Panamanian author, from the region where I spent my childhood summers, which still holds a very special place in my heart, and which has a mysticism about it that he helps preserve in these stories. Dimas Lidio Pitty was very good at magical realism. One of the stories in particular is so brief, but it’s incredible how good it is in such a short narration.
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
I’m a huge fan of classic dystopic science fiction, and this one has got to be my favorite. The narrative is interesting, moves along at an excellent pace, and it covers everything. Another book about books too. If you haven’t read Fahrenheit 451, the premise is simple: in this dystopic society, firemen don’t put out fires, they start them… to burn books. Book banning to the extreme. What happens next? You need to read it to find out.
El Misterio del Solitario by Jostein Gaarder
I have been obsessed with this book (The Solitaire Mystery in English) by Norwegian author Jostein Gaarder since I started reading all his books when I was a teen (I don’t even know how I came across him, I just picked one up one day and went with it, it wasn’t even Sophy’s World, it was Through a Glass, Darkly). Of course Sophy’s World is probably the most famous, and it was very good, but this one is so strange and magical that I read it several times ages ago, and it was such a comforting book, and now I would like to reread. Maybe one day soon I’ll read it in Norwegian!
The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Another classic and favorite, which I have also read many times. Some people like Alice in Wonderland, some like Peter Pan, I like the Wizard of Oz. I like anything Oz related, the movie, the musical, Wicked (the musical, not the book, tho), everything. But the source material is still where it’s at.
No pressure tags: @makingupachangingmind , @voldiebeth , @raincitygirl76 and @phoebenpiperx .
#booksbooksbooks#booklove#book recs#i love learning about what people are reading or have read or love to read#give me all the book recs#i wish i could have a book club with everyone here
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okay i know youre probably really busy so please dont feel obligated in any way to respond but ive seen a couple of your book recs and i was wondering if you could compile them in one post/add any other recs you have? also please give petrie a hug on my behalf ❤️
the only thing i'm busy with is consuming the entire western canon of m/m romance so it'd be my honor to provide you with some recs! of my 23/24 reads, here are my favorites, in no particular order:
whistling in the dark, invitation to the dance, and downtime by tamara allen
seven summer nights by harper fox
magician by k.l. noone
the will darling adventures by k.j. charles (read k.j. charles's entire oeuvre tbh)
we could be so good and two rogues make a right by cat sebastian
something wild and wonderful by anita kelly
the place between and cattle stop by kit oliver
box 1663 by alex sorel
the murder between us and the grave between us by tal bauer
salt magic, skin magic by lee welch
the uses of illicit art by wendy palmer
heated rivalry and the long game by rachel reid (would also recommend role model as the events of the book overlap with tlg)
the spear cuts through water by simon jimenez
death and the devil series by l.j. hayward
farview by kim fielding
happy reading! ❤️
#i hope you enjoy historical romance and magical realism because that's kinda all this list is giving#with a few contemporaries and thrillers thrown in for flavor#book rec#<- you can also peruse that tag for further recommendations#answered#anonymous#this is where it'd probably be convenient to have my own goodreads account to link to#but all the statistics features make me twitch so i just have a bare bones app where i keep track of what i'm reading
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Top five mangas?? 👀👀
thanks i'm gonna include manhwa too tho bc i read it more often :)
semantic error made me unlock hitherto undreamt of levels of fun that can best be compared to the profound enjoyment a hetero woman experiences when watching a really good self-indulgent romcom. i previously thought i'm only into exceptionally fucked up bl but this manhwa taught me i'm not above very basic romance if it's well-written, hilarious and sexy and frames weirdness as something that can be appealing and awaken desires
killing stalking was the first bl manhwa i ever read and what an introduction to the genre it was! it's very good but very dead dove do not it so i wouldn't rec it to just anyone. for me, it was very fun binging the whole thing overnight bc why sleep when you can instead plunge deep into the darkest corners of human psyche while scrolling cartoons
twittering birds never fly has the audacity to maintain that slowburn since *checks wikipedia* 2011?? what the fuck?! if semantic error is a romcom twittering birds is a soap opera with no end in sight - and it has me in a chokehold. yashiro is one of the most characters of all time, i hope he admits his feelings for doumeki sometime before i turn 50 but it's still fun to watch him get into increasingly dramatic situations in order to avoid doing just that lol
painter of the night is just self-indulgent. i don't think the plot is any good at all and i don't particularly like the main character but i'm sufficiently compensated for these flaws by the historical setting and yoon seungho. the joseon period costumes are just so fun to look at - at one point i went down a rabbit hole researching those fascinating gat hats. more bl should be set in the past tbh but it probably takes more time and research for the creators. and yoon seungho is just your classic bad boy you want to fix and do in fact fix. the drrrrama of it tho!
the cornered mouse dreams of cheese / the carp on the chopping block jumps twice is probably the least well-known on this list? this short two volume manga was recced to me by a friend and i really liked it bc it features a protag struggling with his sexuality in a way that to me read very aro. it's also about the quarter-life crisis so. all the themes very near and dear to my heart lol
#book tag#i got another ask just like this so i hope you can see the answer anon#ik there are more historical bl manga/manhwa out there so give me recs please if you know some good ones#ooku is on my 2024 tbr#the honorable mentions that didn't make the list:#the pawn's revenge (killing stalking but less fucked up)#here u are (semantic error but not as good and sexy)#love or hate (this is for if you really like soap opera and juicy drama)#just recently read the summer hikaru died and it has great potential but i can't tell for sure till the whole story is out#it's definitely the most creative out of all of these#there's also this ace manga i want to check out - i want to be a wall
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the school of extraordinary lovers
by stylinsoncity | 191k
“We keep telling the other, I love you and I love you, and we do, though we both know where the knives are.” – Laura Van Prooyen
Harry is a third-year witch and violinist at Laitswold, the only magical academy in the UK, with dreams of taking on the world, and hopefully breaking the centuries-old curse on his family while he's at it. He does not dream of facing off against his childhood rival and duet partner, but Louis is back in town after six years abroad, so that's exactly what happens.
#the school of extraordinary lovers#stylinsoncity#fic rec#ao3#this fic means so much to me. your writing means the world to me#everything you put out is my favorite thing#this story specifically should be a book#the marbas plot – unmatched#thank you for giving us this#and all the others#your stories changed my fandom experience and i'm forever grateful <3#this gifset is a tiny way of showing my love for it#mine#g*#ficedits
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Phullo it is I again!
I am very glad that you actually responded and given me an actual advice since I was worried about the question I sent you.
Though besides that I have another question for you (hoorayyy)!
So, about the reading books earlier- I’m fortunately a bookworm too! It’s just that I notice I prefer reading the genre science fiction/psychological horror more than… anything else!
And while the books I am currently reading, ‘Flowers For Algernon’ and ‘I’m Thinking Of Ending Things’ (these books are seriously so wonderfully made they make want to tear my walls), DO have romantic aspects of it- it’s not really the main plot of the story..
‘Flowers For Algernon’ has amazing storytelling and is very unique- though I’m not sure if you’ve read it before but, it’s actually just the main character taking notes. Hence why there was a lot misspellings which honestly makes it a great touch if you know the context behind it.
On the other hand, ‘I’m Thinking Of Ending Things’ too shares the same uniqueness as the other, possibly even more unique if I must say so myself. Though I REALLY don’t want to make my story similar to them since I want to make it more heart warming than fucked up..
Which is why I feel like I have the need to borrow or buy at least one romantic book because, I lack of it. I mean I accidentally borrowed it one time but it was kind of disappointing.
I don’t know if its a good idea and if I should do it or not since does it really matter of the genre, or just the writing?
Still, if you have any good books that are in the romance genre. Feel free to recommend some to me!
-lots of love, from another bookworm
welcome back! happy to hear you're a bookworm as well <3 im writing those titles down since i read a criminal lack of sci-fi despite loving it
i actually don't have any straight up romance recs - i don't actively search it out (outside of fanfic), so any romance i read just comes with whatever book i've picked up. just straight up romance bores me, unless its a fic with a pairing i actively like. and even then, i need to take breaks from it unless the romance is interspersed with an actual plot. im not a romantically-geared person! i dont have single Main Plot Is Romance book on my shelves!
but imo its really just the quality of writing that helps. ive never been in a romance, im the child of two different divorces, and yet ive been told that i write romance fairly well. go fuckin figure lmao.
so actually my advice on romance is to just like. wow idk what i do is pick apart the romances i see on tv / in writing. what makes them good together, how do they act around each other, what are their love languages, what's their dynamic, what traditional romance things do they partake in, what dont they partake in, do they have anything nontraditional, do they work and why do / they dont they - does that make their relationship more interesting or is it flat. are they a good match.
you don't have to have every answer, but ive found that at least understanding their characters / dynamics, and having them interact in a way that suits them will help your romance feel natural. dont conform to tropes or tradition, that will just make the relationship flat and unrealistic. and you can always sprinkle in little things that you like / would like, which will help ground the romance and get you into the groove
tldr with romance, i think it's better to observe real life (whether that's paying attention to couples or reading reddit threads) & analyze in-love or in-a-relationship characters instead of just reading romance novels. bc honestly, and from what i can tell, they can tend to be over the top or cookie cutter
just realized you did not explicitly ask for romance advice! Oopsie! i got a little carried away here....
#another thing i like to do is analyze bad fictional relationships / ones i dont like#both bc it gives me a concise argument / explanation if someone gets on me about it#and bc it helps me understand what makes good romances Good#bc bad relationships make me sit there and ask 'well. what went wrong here? why dont they work? why do i hate this? whats Missing?'#and filling in those gaps teaches me what Does work. what will go Right. why i Love it. what Is there.#sometimes the answer is simply bad writing & after taking a deeper look#i can conclude they they Are good for each other - the show/book just shoved them together with no reason other than#'need romance' or 'boy meet girl' or 'love at first sight'#i mean there are some romances that i look at it and im like 'wow! this should not be happening!'#but i Like it because its interesting enough! a good example is aline & the darkling from the grishaverse#such a fucking unhealthy relationship. really well written. fascinating. hot as hell. important for the story/characters.#i wanted to rip them apart but also glue them together to see how horrible the train crash would be!!!!#absolutely unprompted#so i mean... i think i can rec books that Have good romances in them? but thats not the focus by any means#lemme know... i know im less helpful this time around but i hope im helping a little!#feel free to ask as many questions as you like - ill do my best with all of them
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finally found a place to read With the Light online and i'm thrilled; if you haven't read this manga i do Legitimately recommend it
#N posts stuff#like don't get it wrong it Is Not a series about being autistic it Is a series about raising an autistic kid#but also don't be put off by that because it's legitimately a series that I feel Loves autistic people with its whole being#it's kind of a teaching manga so it showcases a lot of different opinions/characters/conflicts/etc. but the Framing is very consistent#in that the manga is Extremely of the opinion that autistic people are People who deserve to be Valued and Accepted As They Are#the onus for change is never put on autistic individuals the framing is basically Universal in the 'the World needs to change#to be more accepting' -- it's a very Social Model depiction of autism that ALSO never veers too far into the#'autism isn't even Really a disability' fallacy; it's very much a 'A lot of autistic people will need constant support in a variety of ways#throughout their lives but that isn't the roadblock preventing them from having their own lives; ableism in society is the roadblock'#the first two chapters are the hardest to get through bc they take place before Sachiko has any real understanding of autism and#so she's isolated and stressed out and the ignorance makes it difficult for her to care for Hikaru properly (there's also a lot of#other characters Blaming her for what's going on which goes unchallenged at this point though that changes later); but after she#understands what autism is she's Firmly in Hikaru's corner for the rest of the series - you can skip right to ch 3 without a problem#if you're not interested in reading about that initial conflict#there's still a Lot of conflict ofc but by then the chapters have some of my favorite moments so i don't want to advocate skipping#them; like Hikaru's daycare teacher explaining how Hikaru's difficulty speaking is the same as other kids' troubles with#things like jump-roping/etc.; and then a mother who has An Issue with Hikaru's presence in her daughter's class realizing the#depth of the problematic opinion bc Her mother (who had a stroke) faces similar ableism from her peers#i'm cutting this post off b4 the tags get Too long but if you're curious but still hesitant man. send me an ask and i will Happily#write an insanely long essay about how much i love this series; i have all the books i'm not excited about the online availability#for Me i'm excited bc i've been wanting to rec this manga for like almost a full decade and i can finally give you a link instead of#saying 'well. you can find used copies sometimes' lol
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I've been reading the pjo series at my local library and it turns out they currently don't have the Heroes of Olympus series
So I'm officially opening up my inbox to Percy Jackson fic recs. I'll read the Heroes series eventually, but I'm currently in hyperfixation mode and CANNOT wait. I don't care about spoilers, I've already seen so many online that it doesn't even matter at this point
#and it wouldnt be the first time that ive first learnt about characters through fanon lmao#my posts#tbh i'm a bit devastated#ive had such a bad day and getting the new books was the One thing keeping me going#i need something to fill that hole so give me all the god tier recs you can
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when a friend mentions they're trying to get back into reading and you have to hold off from dumping your entire 300+ book personal library over their head because you don't want to overwhelm them/scare them off
#rai writes#OOOOOOOOOOH FRIENDS WHEN I TELL YOU ITS A STRUGGLE#she said I could bring a few for her to pick from when we get together for game night AND OOOOOOO#OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO#trying to make a short list but I keep going ''oh but this one. and this one. AND THIS ONE IS GOOD TOO''#@@@ me: LET HER WEAN INTO IT. HOLD!!! HOOOLLLDDD!!!!#Ive settled on a handful for now but AUGH what about??? all of them??? how about every book??? All????#for anyone curious my picks this time are Luck in the Shadows. Red White & Royal Blue. The Screaming Staircase. The Cruel Prince. and Cinde#trying to pick a nice spread uwu see what shes feeling#i live to share my books. its literally why i own my library. i want to give book recs soooo bad#hearing people go ''omg I loved that book you showed me!!!'' is BETTER THAN CRACK
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A series of tropes I enjoy that I now look at and say, "Oh. OH."
Found Family
Fish Out of Water/Human-child-raised-by-non-humans-encounters-humans-for-the-first-time-and-has-to-learn-how-to-human
When characters are nonverbal
Beauty and the Beast retellings
When characters are perceived as cold and distant but it's actually social anxiety and/or PTSD
Adult with trauma adopts child with trauma
When characters have redemption arcs following emotional outbursts
When characters have no idea how to process their romantic or sexual feelings and lash out as a result because at least conflict makes sense
When robots. Especially when robots have human emotions.
When characters WANT to communicate their needs and issues but legitimately do not know how to do that, which is another issue
Using animalistic traits to portray emotions nonverbally
#boy when you line it all up like that it sure does uh#it sure does tell you some things doesn't it#bookblr#if anyone has book recs pls give me them
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rick riordan and john green are the only men in modern literature so far whom i trust to write good male characters
#percy jackson#riordanverse#rick riordan#pjo#john green#tfios#percy jackon and the olympians#men written by women#men written by men!!! only by these two though#girlblogging#random shit#me says#authors#percy jackson fandom#stupid#give me recs#book recs#i’ll beg my parents for more books after my finals <3#sorry about what you have to put yourself through#i love all of you#have a good day
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you're right nonfiction is a broad subject but tbh all of the subjects you suggested sound good! alright maybe to narrow it down, pop science, medical writing and religion? Thanks again!
Thank you for narrowing it down, but I regret to inform you that—although I understood the assignment—I overthought the first part and broke the subjects down into a handful of subcategories with two book recs each. I could have done the same with books about religion, but I just picked up tri-color tortilla chips and am very hungry, so it's nacho lucky day.
Math
Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter
Chaos: Making a New Science by James Gleick
Physics:
The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory by Brian Greene
Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray by Sabine Hossenfelder
Neurology:
The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat: And Other Clinical Tales by Oliver Sacks
Phantoms in the Brain: Probing the Mysteries of the Human Mind by V.S. Ramachandran
History of Medicine:
The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer by Siddhartha Mukherjee
Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present by Harriet A. Washington
Plants:
The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan
The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben
Ocean:
Between the Tides by Adam Nicolson
The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson
Bugs:
Silent Earth: Averting the Insect Apocalypse by Dave Goulson
Innumerable Insects: The Story of the Most Diverse and Myriad Animals on Earth by Michael S. Engel
Death
Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
Silent Witnesses: The Often Gruesome but Always Fascinating History of Forensic Science by Nigel McCrery
Climate Change:
The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert
How to Blow Up a Pipeline by Andreas Malm
#it's easy for me to give book recs when i work from home bc i don't own physical copies of books i don't love#so all i have to do is look at the shelf#that being said i have a lot of these on my gdrive so hmu in the dms if there's one that catches your eye#god...i gotta tell you picking just one siddartha mukherjee book was so fucking hard lmao#anonymous#assbox
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what do we think nanami’s favorite books are
#i think abt this all the time#so#this is ur chance to give me book recs#all my favs love reading !!#ooh levi too he’s a reader#and dazai !!!#if anyone wants to be my goodreads friend also …
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Wondering why there’s not nearly as much Arrowfam content as Batfam content on this site. Do y’all hate joy or something.
#this isn’t a bashing of BatFam fans either I’m one of you I love you I need all of you to give that energy to my new blorbos sometimes tho#need more fics about Roy I need ‘Oliver Queen is a Good Parent’ to be an official tag on ao3 I need endless fanart of the Arrowkids#I need#also in general if Roy does show up in fics it’s always Jayroy and while I have nothing against the ship itself#everything I’ve ever read about them is the most rancid take with zero nuance#and I could live with that if that wasn’t ALL OF THE CONTENT THAT EXISTS#but anyway#also if anyone has any good reading recs about them let me know#I have plenty of BatFam recs but not as much on Arrowfam or the Flash Family#dc#dc comics#Arrowfam#green arrow#batfam#batman#comics#comic books
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i finally finished reading the atlas six and i have so much to say like i think i could write a 30 page paper about it seamlessly without tiring or pause because there are not enough words that would suffice the summation of what i felt reading this book or the way it made my mind churn but.
first of all, the thing i've been saying from like, the first quarter of the book: i am in love with olivie blake's writing style. it's so poetic and yet informative and deliciously thought provoking that gets all the little gears and cogs in my brain working overtime as i try to wrap my mind around not only simple physics but astrophysics and cosmology and everything in between. she has such a way with descriptors and these juicy little adjectives that paint the society so vividly, but also that of everyone's faces, the way they look, the expressions they make, the things they feel, the thoughts that they think. her writing is intensely captivating in such an enjoyable way that's gripping with these nuggets of humor peppered here and there.
i've never been a large fan of multi-pov stories, really, but the way the atlas six demonstrated it was fantastic and i enjoyed every bit of it.
olivie blake has such a unique writing style, in my opinion, with such a distinct voice, and it's so fascinating and impressive to me how she manages to then create seven more distinct voices (nine, if you really want to get into it). everything is so beautifully blended and yet so separate at the same time in a way that was crystal clear. it was such an engaging and thought provoking book like. the writing was just uniquely mesmerizing and captivating and rich and intense and riveting.
it was so much fun to read, genuinely. it was so easy to discern the different voices and get a feel for each of them as people like i was sitting in their minds. this book would not have functioned as well as it did if it was told in a single person's pov and i just think it was incredibly well done. it has so much depth and is so incredibly nuanced and fascinating and detailed and it really tickled that inner part of me that once dreamed of being an astrophysicist, once upon a time, because i was so fascinated by space and physics and the relationship of reality and the universe and its ends and beginnings and time and i could go ON AND ON AND ON.
i think this is one of my favorite books of all time, for sure, and olivie blake is like, a top three author for me, truly. her writing is legendary and AUGH it's just so good. good doesn't even begin to capture what i feel like there are countless intricacies of this book and such depth to its writing and subject matter. like. truly. her writing is fascinating. mesmerizing. my mind is spinning but like, in the best way possible.
i was thinking about starting a different book series after i finished it because i have SO many books i'm dying to dig into, but now i want to read the second book immediatelyyyyyyyyy
#and thank you always to R for giving me the best book recs 🥰#i know you will see this eventually and i will be screaming in our dms posthaste#JKBSDKJCBS#if you havent read this book and care to at all i wouldn't click this#it's not spoilery or anything but#it may ruin the element of mysticism and wonder and surprise for you#ooc.
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allrrriiiight so that’s enough tumblr for today 💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
#I’ve weirdly hit a nerve with my flippant algorithm related comment on my poll???#and I went through loads of the tags to find good book recs from people#and so many people are being weirdly condescending and low key aggressive about me even mentioning there might be an algorithm#and Ik it’s all just internet vibes and literally suchhhh a neutral comment hahah but it gets me down a bit#what if I was a 13 yr old girl making this post and strangers were being rude because she mentioned an algorithm?? just weird behaviour#so anyway might delete this cause it’s just me complaining hahah#but thanks to everyone writing lovely funny stuff#and I see you @ every single person saying they saw lesbians and blacked out#cause me too girlies that’s what I voted for in my own poll 😎😎#((if anyone wants to send some kind nice asks about good things in your day I wouldn’t be against it 👀👀)) might give me faith in the inter#petrareads#petraposts
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my goal this year was to at least read a book a month since i haven’t read much in the past few years but i just finished a book in a day. who is she
#personal#tbd#i used to do this all the time growing up#but then i just stopped reading at some point#i also read a finished a book when i had to go out of town 2 weeks ago#so that’s 2 books down#so if y’all could give me book recs that’d be great lol#i’ll read almost anything but i’ve been on a mystery kick
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