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So Far Gone
by
Jess Walter
So Far Gone
By Jess Walter
"Fun" read isn't quite right as it does have some violent and tense scenes. But the main character is funny, even when he doesn't mean to be, and...
The Library Book
by
Susan Orlean
The Library Book
By Susan Orlean
A dive into library history -- way more exciting than it sounds, I promise. This book provides a portrait of LA culture as well as the story behind...
Everything Is Tuberculosis
by
John Green
Everything Is Tuberculosis
By John Green
Right out of the gate, it's a very compelling thesis about how the persistence of TB is not about techology or medicine but about injustice. Green...
The Mighty Red
by
Louise Erdrich
The Mighty Red
By Louise Erdrich
Honestly, I didn't really get into the book for a while, but then I found it impossible to put down. There were two mysteries - one in the recent...
Moderation
by
Elaine Castillo
Moderation
By Elaine Castillo
Girlie is the oldest cousin in the family trying to keep everyone afloat and maintain the veneer of financial success after the economic crash. The...
Basque History of the World
by
Mark Kurlansky
Basque History of the World
By Mark Kurlansky
We're going back to Donostia in a couple weeks, and I thought it would make sense to check out some history from the region. It always comes back to...
The Butchering Art
by
Lindsey Fitzharris
The Butchering Art
By Lindsey Fitzharris
Wild to think we are so close in time to surgery and medicine that had no concept of germ theory, and that even actively disputed or scorned the...
Katabasis (Standard Edition)
by
R F Kuang
Katabasis (Standard Edition)
By R F Kuang
A journey into the bowels of hell and plotting the way according to the philosophers and magicians of yore just to learn that idolizing the teacher...
Big Swiss
By Jen Beagin
Really good dry humor in this book, but it's not just funny. It's also moving, gripping, and a little tragic. (There's one scene that's written with...
Down Time
by
Andrew Martin
Down Time
By Andrew Martin
Andrew Martin's latest novel is nothing less than stunning, with some of the best writing about being in your 30s and surrounded by writers....
Immortality
by
Milan Kundera
Immortality
By Milan Kundera
> Man reckons with immortality, and forgets to reckon with death.
Between this book, a film I recently watched, and recent life events, I’m...
The House in the Cerulean Sea
by
Tj Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea
By Tj Klune
My son and I choose one book for each other to read every year that challenges our choice of genre. The House in the Cerulean Sea was his choice for...
Loved and Missed
by
Susie Boyt
I Have Some Questions for You
by
Rebecca Makkai
I Have Some Questions for You
By Rebecca Makkai
One of the best books I’ve read in ages. Content, style, voice, pacing, characters, social awareness, and on and on. This is the book I’ll give...
Magic for Liars
by
Sarah Gailey
Magic for Liars
By Sarah Gailey
I love a murder mystery and this book was right up my alley. I wish I could read more books about this detective and this world! I loved the way...
Crossings
by
Ben Goldfarb
Crossings
By Ben Goldfarb
**Reflection Prompts:
1. Which story or anecdote from Crossings stands out as asurprising, poignant, or resonant for you? Why? **
I really...
Yesteryear
by
Caro Claire Burke
Yesteryear
By Caro Claire Burke
A very dark book about a tradwife who focuses so much on her outward appearance on social media that she neglects her family. This explores the...
To Buy
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Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century
by
Kim Fu
Hell of a Book
by
Jason Mott
Mother Mary Comes to Me
by
Arundhati Roy
People Like Us
by
Jason Mott
Goal: Read 5 books in June
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Reefs of Time
by
Lisa S Gardiner
The Light Eaters
by
Zoë Schlanger
No Longer Human
by
Osamu Dazai
Be a Revolution
by
Ijeoma Oluo
Goal: Read 5 books in May
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Decolonizing Wealth, Second Edition
by
Edgar Villanueva
These Heathens
by
Mia McKenzie
Suder
by
Percival Everett
Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century
by
Kim Fu
How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder
by
Nina McConigley
Conservation
29 books • Updated May 19, 2026 • You've read 0 of 29 (0%)
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When Trees Testify
by
Beronda L Montgomery
Guardians of Life
by
Kiliii Yuyan
In Our Nature
by
Donna Seaman
Eradication
by
Jonathan Miles
Race and Nature from Transcendentalism to the Harlem Renaissance (2008)
by
P Outka
Migrations
by
Charlotte McConaghy
Neurodivergent, by Nature
by
Joe Harkness
To Have or to Hold
by
Sophie Pavelle
Gathering Moss
by
Robin Wall Kimmerer
The Accidental Ecosystem
by
Peter S Alagona
Nowhere Left to Go
by
Benjamin Von Brackel
Embrace Fearlessly the Burning World
by
Barry Lopez
The Rise of the American Conservation Movement
by
Dorceta E Taylor
All Humans Outside
by
Tommy Corey
The Feather Wars
by
James H McCommons
The Sixth Extinction (10th Anniversary Edition)
by
Elizabeth Kolbert
Beloved Beasts
by
Michelle Nijhuis
The Quickening
by
Elizabeth Rush
Under a White Sky
by
Elizabeth Kolbert
The Snow Leopard Project
by
Alex Dehgan
Life on a Little-Known Planet
by
Elizabeth Kolbert
Nature's Best Hope (Young Readers' Edition)
by
Douglas W Tallamy
Owls of the Eastern Ice
by
Jonathan C Slaght
Nature Boy
by
Seán Ronayne
Fresh Banana Leaves
by
Jessica Hernandez
Black Earth Wisdom
by
Leah Penniman
The Intersectional Environmentalist
by
Leah Thomas
Goal: 4 Books in February
4 books • Updated Feb 24, 2026 • You've read 0 of 4 (0%)
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The Only Good Indians
by
Stephen Graham Jones
Prosocial
by
Paul W B Atkins
Olga Dies Dreaming
by
Xochitl Gonzalez
Thunder Song
by
Sasha Lapointe
Spooky Thrillers
addabook_admin28 books • Updated Mar 28, 2026 • You've read 0 of 28 (0%)
These spooky stories lean into the eerie and the downright chilling. Whether you're drawn to haunted houses, ghostly apparitions, or creeping dread that won’t let go, these suspenseful reads blur the line of reality until they become full-on nightmares. Don't say we didn't warn you.
Passing Through a Prairie Country
by
Dennis E Staples
The Empusium
by
Olga Tokarczuk
The Starving Saints
by
Caitlin Starling
Something in the Walls
by
Daisy Pearce
Horror Movie
by
Paul Tremblay
The Auctioneer (Valancourt 20th Century Classics)
by
Joan Samson
Never Whistle at Night
by
Shane Hawk
Just Like Home
by
Sarah Gailey
Model Home
by
Rivers Solomon
The Hellbound Heart
by
Clive Barker
Horrorstor
by
Grady Hendrix
Reality and Other Stories
by
John Lanchester
Smothermoss
by
Alisa Alering
We Used to Live Here
by
Marcus Kliewer
Voice Like a Hyacinth
by
Mallory Pearson
This Thing Between Us
by
Gus Moreno
The Haunting of Room 904
by
Erika T Wurth
Silver Nitrate
by
Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Our Winter Monster
by
Dennis Mahoney
The Haunting of Velkwood
by
Gwendolyn Kiste
The Devil Takes You Home
by
Gabino Iglesias
After Midnight
by
Daphne Du Maurier
Rosemary's Baby
by
Ira Levin
Wolf Worm
by
T Kingfisher
White Horse
by
Erika T Wurth
Nature is where the heart is
doug10 books • Updated Sep 2, 2025 • You've read 0 of 10 (0%)
The forest and other lush landscapes are nourishing to me in so many ways. These places are where I am most at home and where I seek out adventure. They are where I find beauty and nutrition and camaraderie and wonder. And the more I learn about it all, the more I love it.
Entangled Life
by
Merlin Sheldrake
Gathering Moss
by
Robin Wall Kimmerer
The Permaculture Garden
by
Huw Richards
Forest Euphoria
by
Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian
The Invention of Nature
by
Andrea Wulf
Close Encounters of the Fungal Kind
by
Richard Fortey
Underland
by
Robert MacFarlane
To Have or to Hold
by
Sophie Pavelle
Floriography
by
Jessica Roux
One Garden Against the World
by
Kate Bradbury
CMV Reading List: The Basics
cmv6 books • Updated Oct 19, 2025 • You've read 0 of 6 (0%)
Introductory books suitable for most retail investors without a strong background in finance or investing.
A Random Walk Down Wall Street
by
Burton G Malkiel
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
by
Edwin Lefèvre
Your Money and Your Brain
by
Jason Zweig
Central Banking 101
by
Joseph J Wang
Financial Statements
by
Thomas Ittelson
Richer, Wiser, Happier
by
William Green
Pegasus Book Exchange: Staff Picks
pegasusbooks21 books • Updated Feb 5, 2026 • You've read 0 of 21 (0%)
When people come to our store, we're often asked "What are you reading?" Here's a list of some of our current favorites.
Save this list as a favorite to read along with us! If you'd like to buy one of our recommendations, you can purchase through one of these links and we'll get a portion of the proceeds.
The Seeds
by
Cecily Parks
This Is Not a Book about Benedict Cumberbatch
by
Tabitha Carvan
Lolly Willowes
by
Sylvia Townsend Warner
Shroud
by
Adrian Tchaikovsky
The Housemaid
by
Freida McFadden
Creation Lake
by
Rachel Kushner
The Burning Plain
by
Juan Rulfo
Fish Tales
by
Nettie Jones
No Body No Crime
by
Tess Sharpe
Winter's Orbit
by
Everina Maxwell
I'm Waiting for You
by
Kim Bo-Young
The Shards
by
Bret Easton Ellis
On the Calculation of Volume (Book I)
by
Solvej Balle
What Belongs to You
by
Garth Greenwell
Penitential Cries
by
Susan Howe
Oliver Byrne's Elements of Euclid
by
Art Meets Science
Maidens or Monsters?
by
Chantry Westwell
The Premonition
by
Banana Yoshimoto
Shark Heart
by
Emily Habeck
West Seattle Urbanism Book Club
wsurbanism12 books • Updated May 27, 2026 • You've read 0 of 12 (0%)
Our reading group meets once/month at Beveridge Place Pub to discuss books on urbanism, transportation, the built environment, and community development. Below is our reading list so far. For more meeting details, please join us on Discord.
The Valley of Vengeful Ghosts
by
Kim Fu
A Natural History of Empty Lots
by
Christopher Brown
Decolonizing Wealth, Second Edition
by
Edgar Villanueva
How to Kill a City
by
Pe Moskowitz
The Inside Story of Seattle's First Green, Mixed-income Neighborhood
by
Tom J Phillips
Prosocial
by
Paul W B Atkins
Streetfight
by
Janette Sadik-Khan
Crossings
by
Ben Goldfarb
Deciding to See
by
Nathan Vass
For a Better Tomorrow
addabook_admin18 books • Updated May 20, 2026 • You've read 0 of 18 (0%)
Amongst these titles, you'll find:
- Inspiring stories of resisting tyrannic governments
- Communities coming together in times of need
- Persistent, relentless showing up for civil rights and justice
- Guidance on what makes for effective, sustainable resistance movements
- Hope that a better tomorrow is within reach if we fight for it
Be a Revolution
by
Ijeoma Oluo
On Tyranny
by
Timothy Snyder
The People's Project
by
Saeed Jones
Pleasure Activism
by
Adrienne Maree Brown
Utopia for Realists
by
Rutger Bregman
A Flower Traveled in My Blood
by
Haley Cohen Gilliland
The Next American Revolution
by
Grace Lee Boggs
Why Civil Resistance Works
by
Erica Chenoweth
Nonviolent
by
James, Jr Lawson
A Paradise Built in Hell
by
Rebecca Solnit
Blueprint for Revolution
by
Srdja Popovic
The Activist's Handbook
by
Randy Shaw
When the Revolution Comes
by
Chris Smalls
Resisting Nazism
by
Luke Berryman
There's a Revolution Outside, My Love
by
Tracy K Smith
What Can We Hope For?
by
Richard Rorty
History Teaches Us to Resist
by
Mary Frances Berry
Sealth Student Picks
csihslibrary3 books • Updated Apr 30, 2026 • You've read 0 of 3 (0%)
Death in the Jungle
by
Candace Fleming
Dark Things I Adore
by
Katie Lattari