Books are how I broaden my horizons and experience the world in ways I can't from my city. These are the books that changed the way I view the world around me, plus some that I just love to look back on fondly.
Sections
7
Literary Fiction
Horror
YA
Sci-Fi
Fantasy
Nonfiction
Literary Fiction
sort of my dump category for books that didn't quite fit anywhere else
it was so sweet but the path to sweet was gut wrenching at times. six thirty the dog i love you
Lessons in Chemistry
Horror
spooky
freaked me out in a very good way
Our Winter Monster
literally my favorite book
I Feed Her to the Beast and the Beast Is Me
got emotionally attached to everyone and regretted it immensely
Red Rabbit
not for the faint of heart jesus christ. if you have a body horror scratch this will itch it
You Weren't Meant to Be Human
YA
sort of my literary fiction but for younger audiences section
sobbed for an hour after I finished, suzzanne collins never pulls a single punch
The Hunger Games Book Series
changed the way i think abt my life and also made me bawl in my mother's arms like a baby
A Breath Too Late
Sci-Fi
funny witty star wars reference
got me out of a bad reading slump
A Psalm for the Wild-Built (Monk & Robot, #1)
made me stop hating sci fi, everything about this book was so good
Victories Greater Than Death
if you need fun and mindless this is your series
Ice Planet Barbarians Series
Fantasy
why can't we have dragons in the real world sigh
made me feel rage for the protagonist that i hadn't felt since the hunger games
The Will of the Many (Hierarchy, #1)
dragons, magic, cool weapons, literally everything one could love in fantasy
Iskari Series
easily my favorite magic system. having magic castes based on birds was so cool
The Merciful Crow Series
It felt like a warm hug it was so cute. found family, the cutest fluffy gay romance, perfect book right here
The House in the Cerulean Sea (Cerulean Chronicles, #1)
Nonfiction
things that taught me and also made me think really hard
got me to love writing again
The Happy Writer
i will always love books on religion yess broaden my horizons
Paganism: An Introduction to Earth-Centered Religions
a source i used for a school project, got me so invested in these artisans and crafters i finished the whole book
Craftland: In Search of Lost Arts & Trades
jeanette walls narrated her life so beautifully. i felt like i was right there in the car with them
