I read it pretty early on in my sci-fi journey and I really loved it I gave it five stars
52 weirdly specific book recommendations (your odd book requests)
I read a Movable Feast like right after watching Midnight in Paris so it just it just works so well
a book with fall Vibes music and magical realism you essentially just asked for after dark by murakami
so often in this book like you feel her not wanting to grow up and it's just so lovely to read I think it'll take you back to Childhood while also making you feel like it's okay not to be in not to be there anymore and to just grow up
this is about Cafe where drinking the coffee transports you back into the past so you do follow some of the cafe workers it's definitely nice
blueettes is kind of like a series of like poetry slash essays it's kind of just a big long essay on the color blue but it's also about grief pain suffering
this is just like a really fun entertaining book to just like lift your spirits it's a little wacky a little bit like Monty Python really funny
I'm gonna recommend Dracula because I forget every single time that Dracula is set mostly in letter forms and diary entries
I feel like you just need something to like sink into
this is a play about all of those things there's a huge comment on the treatment of elderly people as well so I would recommend the end game
I believe I actually dnf this because I don't love 2000's rom-com Vibes
the rest of the book follows their relationship but then bastard about herself isn't taken seriously in different ways by other suitors who now want to marry her
it's the kind of book where there are soires and suarees beautiful Sumptuous delicate where men compose plays for her
this to me is such a comfort series and I am obsessed with it obsessed with it
I really like this one I think it's pretty realistic not too many cringy scenes the writing isn't super cringy and our characters just felt really down to earth and like solid
it's so crazy it made me feel so much and I really just feel like this book will make you feel every single thing possible grief happiness hunger the will to live magic the feeling of being in nature friendship relationships everything also gorgeous writing
it feels like a freaking breath of fresh air it's set in the winter so it feels already so like fresh and Breezy there's a lot of mountain climbing a lot of ice
you have like the fan club obsessed with the singer and you have the singer obsessed with the Idol who's not a real human like they are a computer yeah this was really interesting
I think their writing is super funny illuminae is one of the best young adult sci-fi I've ever read in my life and there is a lot of wholesomeness in here but also like it is a very entertaining story
this book has huge philosophical debates about life death what is the nature of living religion all of that the prose is gorgeous
it just gave me so much hope that like yes you can do what you love even though like you will struggle so much
one of the most Bittersweet books I can think of is Maurice by Ian Forster
I haven't read it in so many years but it is Mr penumbra's 24-hour bookstore that is definitely a book about books
I read that and I was like you know what I've got it all together I've got everything together even when I feel like my life is falling apart this book will make me feel better about myself
there's so much murder so much murder because it's Grim Dark Fantasy there are really weird religious cults it's also set in like in ancient Rome inspired world so tons of religious atmosphere
this one just gave me that starry feeling where like you feel like you're in control of your own life but then above you there are like the dark mysterious Stars whispering and you're like do they control me
he's given the most beautiful lines of poetry and language and it's just so good so cool it's a really cool experience I would really recommend just because like Satan is so humanized
one wants a book where the murderer is telling the story so I'm gonna say perfume by Patrick suskind
there is only really one character in this book and it's a really interesting really interesting read when you come to the end of it
one of my favorite and least favorite young adult series featuring the biggest crush I have ever had on a fictional character in my life
snow and Rose by Emily Winfield Martin this is very wholesome
in spinning silver it is a retelling of rumpelstiltskins so those threads of silver are very much a theme in spinning silver and it's a complete fairy tale World very snowy as well
this is a gorgeous collection by Michelle Jesse's and it's just it's so it's so good I feel like you can really lose yourself in these as well and like forget that you're working
love this book and it reminds me so much about like abusive relationship and I just think there's so many parallels between Dear John and the Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein
this horrified me beyond belief it's about tourism and pressing topics that'll give you a good scare
I love this so atmospheric so it's pretty and it's about the pre-raphaelite painters
I gave this five stars I discovered this book last year and it is so glorious it's a retelling of The Nutcracker but it is so I just can't explain to you all the Christmas feels that this book gives me
this features a protagonist who is a naturalist it's also set in the Victorian period I believe she's a naturalist so it's not just that she studies birds she studies everything but this book is Rife with natural imagery
that is the best book that I've ever read featuring geology extremely impressive I think you would love it
this features someone who was an imperial entomologist so he studied insects for the government very interesting
this is a Gothic piece of literature with our female lead Beatriz who goes to the Hacienda and she finds out that things are not good there and horrifying things start to happen
the most recent cave book that I just finished was the legend of the sleepers this is about a group of people who go to sleep in a cave for 300 years
there's like Mysteries all over the place there are tons of like weirdly interactive puzzles that you have to almost help our characters solve
if you can get through that I promise you will get your Sapphic yearning
when I finished this book by Mishima I was like thank God like thank God that's over with thank God my eyes are done reading this text this is really disturbing
I thought this was pretty good I enjoyed it I'm not a big Thriller person
the descriptions are quite similar from the book want the game stray like what you're visually seeing as well as the themes are really spot on dealing with each other














































