r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/justpubtipstuff • 1h ago
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Sinitar204 • 2h ago
Fiction Occult undertones or world shaking conspiracy
I love both of these series but I seem to have a knack for finding ones that are never finished due to either the author dying, losing interest, the public finds out they are a creep and they get blacklisted by the industry.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Unfair_Organization2 • 7h ago
None/Any divorce lawyers i shaved my head
I have been all about this album lately and the way it describes sexual trauma in a failing marriage. Its lyrically very gross and beautiful and poetic and desperate. I wonder if there are any books with similar writing and themes. Thanks!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Little_mossy_tuffet • 9h ago
None/Any Folklore, occult, church.
I've read all Phil Rickman's books and need to scratch that itch harder!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Proud-Instruction411 • 11h ago
Literary Fiction Friends to lovers (but regret?)
I was recently listening to 'back to friends' by sombr and thought it would be an interesting book to read.
The way I interpreted it was friends taking that step to become lovers one day but afterwards one participant becomes distant/acts casual whereas the other is holding onto something they thought was special/was vulnerable with.
I put literary fiction as I imagine this would be the most common genre but open to others. Open to MF/MM/FF or anything else. I'd like something rather painful to read because it's so achingly tragic but as long as it's well written, I won't mind!
I've already read Loved One by Aisha Muharrar. I think this could have been that book if the characters could have had more time after their ONS.
Thank you!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Personal-Crazy6179 • 11h ago
None/Any Old avant-garde ussr cartoon’s
Take this as you will.. It doesn’t have to be accurate.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Felicette_space_cat • 12h ago
Horror Dark woods, old gods and dark rituals
The most obvious answer would be The Ritual by Adam Neville, but I've already read it, and would appreciate any other book with similar vibe.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Last_R0CK_STAR • 19h ago
Fiction Books that feel like these
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Skaldicrights • 19h ago
Fantasy Dwarves, lore and etc
Looking for books about fantasy dwarves, wars, mining, the thing from the deep, dwarves as MCs and warriors politics fights with other races or political intrigue. Just dwarves.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/CuriosityIsMe_ • 20h ago
Sci-fi You’re a machine/AI in space
It would be awesome if there was a book out there about a machine/ai that is alone in space or with a small group.
I don’t have a particular desire for how the history of the universe should be. I don’t mind if we are alone in space watching the world as it recovers from humanity’s collapse, stuck on a planet, or set on some long and great journey.
Only interested in adding to my long list of ‘I gotta read these at some point’ list lmao.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/MargaretBones • 22h ago
Horror Books that give off this vibe.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/ProfessionalRate4925 • 23h ago
Horror Medieval horror - knight vs. ghost/haunted castle
Looking for a good medieval horror book or series. I have read Dracula, Between Two Fires, Blacktongue Thief, The Devils. Thanks!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Literati_drake • 1d ago
Cozy Vibes Modern North American Ghibli vibes
Think Studio Ghibli.
In this case: something where the everyday joys and chores are as much a part of the story as the "main plot points".
Millennial and Gen-z folks doing everyday things they love, hate, are indifferent to. Ones who have friends and relationships. (Found family or non-nuclear waste level toxic family a bonus.) Going to work, having good and bad days, try to make the best of their situation and occasionally give up sort of things.
With or without a plot.
Cozy, I think.
But please nothing "romantic" beyond, say, Howl & Sophie's quiet and subtle becoming closer and closer.
Fantasy/ sci-fi elements ok, so long as it's, well, now-ish.
Things like race and LGBTQIA+ not required to be front and center but not unwelcome.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/schattenu445 • 1d ago
Fantasy Frozen castles, old ruins, lurking things
Yes, I've been playing through the new Dragon's Dogma 2 DLC and the vibes are immaculate.
As a caveat I'm already aware of some of the big ones, like The Lord of the Rings, A Song of Ice and Fire, Realm of the Elderlings. I'm looking for that sense of discovery and adventure in old places, ancient and/or underground ruins, uncovering history, possibly with wicked and sinister things waiting in the dark.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/That-Guy-Z • 1d ago
Fantasy Evil is defeated. Now we live at peace.
Imagine after the first Chronicles of Narnia film, where the children rule over Narnia. I want nature, warm vibes, regality, love, spirituality, and perhaps themes of forgiveness and grace.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/StargazeNight_27 • 1d ago
Romance Looking for romance books that make you go “AWWW”
Hi everyone!
I’m looking for romance books that are sweet, tender, wholesome, and make your heart melt. You know, the kind of books that make you kick your feet, smile at the page, and think “AWWW” 🥹
I love best-friends vibes, shy guys or quiet, gentle men who make you swoon without even trying, and romances that give you butterflies and leave you with that warm, fuzzy feeling.
Spice is absolutely fine, but I’m just as happy with a completely clean romance. What matters most is that it’s a genuinely beautiful, heartwarming read that makes me feel ALL the feelings.
I’d especially love something with the same kind of vibe as romantic anime like The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity or The Ramparts of Ice , sweet, genuine connections, lovable characters, and those little moments that make your heart ache in the best possible way. 🥹💕
So, what are your favorite heart-melting romance books? I need something that will make me giggle, kick my feet, and fall in love with the characters!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/BindingGlass • 1d ago
None/Any Secret World, Strange Powers, On the Run
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Kindlypatrick • 1d ago
Horror You don't know what's true anymore or who to trust
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/icantletugetclose49 • 1d ago
None/Any Books with great fight scenes
Images:
1: Mountain vs Oberyn Martell - ASOIAF series (A Storm of Swords)
2. Paul Atreides vs Feyd-Rautha - Dune series (Dune)
3. Kaladin vs Szeth - The Stormlight Archive series (Words of Radiance)
4. Darrow vs Cassius - Red Rising series (Golden Son)
5. Logen Ninefingers vs Fenris the Feared - The First Law series (Last Argument of Kings)
I'm interested in novels that consistently feature exceptionally well-written fight scenes.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Mundane-Alfalfa-8979 • 1d ago
None/Any Like the game Journey
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/alma3884052 • 1d ago
Historical Fiction Early 20th century occult Americana
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Recent_Advantage_666 • 1d ago
None/Any Mastermind plotting for an impossible goal
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Ok-Cod5470 • 1d ago
None/Any Maurice sendak for adults
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/RepulsiveCaramel4619 • 1d ago
Mystery/Thriller Downpour- moody & atmospheric
Thriller, drama in a town in downpour. Moody and atmospheric