Burnout by Emily Nagoski. Non-fiction about the causes and prevention of burnout.
Come As You Are. Also by Emily Nagoski. The science of female pleasure.
Transcendent Kingdom. Novel. A woman reflects back on her tragic family.
When We Were Very Young. Third book in the Winnie the Pooh series.
Keep the Aspidistra Flying. Novel. A man stops chasing money and then blames all his problems on the lack of it.
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peggy orenstein is an author who writes about popular culture’s influence on young women. all her books (*don’t call me princess,* *girls and sex,* *cinderella ate my daughter*,) are very pink
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Lovely War by Julie Berry
Loveless by Alice Oseman (it’s leaning into purple territory but it’s so good I’ll count it)
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see you yesterday by rachel lynn solomon. it’s a YA romance and it so cute and fun
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A Magic Steeped in Poison by Judy I. Lin
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (many editions, probably, but the Nerdy Ink edition in particular)
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Burnout by Emily Nagoski. Non-fiction about the causes and prevention of burnout.
Come As You Are. Also by Emily Nagoski. The science of female pleasure.
Transcendent Kingdom. Novel. A woman reflects back on her tragic family.
When We Were Very Young. Third book in the Winnie the Pooh series.
Keep the Aspidistra Flying. Novel. A man stops chasing money and then blames all his problems on the lack of it.
*This Is Not A Drill: An Extinction Rebellion Handbook* by extinction rebellion
peggy orenstein is an author who writes about popular culture’s influence on young women. all her books (*don’t call me princess,* *girls and sex,* *cinderella ate my daughter*,) are very pink
Lovely War by Julie Berry
Loveless by Alice Oseman (it’s leaning into purple territory but it’s so good I’ll count it)
see you yesterday by rachel lynn solomon. it’s a YA romance and it so cute and fun
A Magic Steeped in Poison by Judy I. Lin
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (many editions, probably, but the Nerdy Ink edition in particular)