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If You Like This… Read That! | Stray Kids Version 🎧📚
Hearing This & That by Stray Kids, I just had to bring one of my favorite content series back! I present you part 3 of “If you liked this, read that” book recommendations, now with a fitting soundtrack.
Swipe through to see which books I paired with eachother and why I think they belong together.
Q: Have you read any of these books? Which books caught your eye?
#bookstagram #straykids #bookrecs #ifyoulikethisreadthat #reader
If you liked Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao, read Gearbreakers by Zoe Hana Mikuta
Both books feature fierce young women fighting against oppressive systems in worlds where giant machines are used as weapons of war. With rebellion, high-stakes battles and queer relationships at their core, both stories explore what happens when women refuse to play by the rules of a world designed to break them.
If you liked A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers, read The Lamb by Lucy Rose
Both books explore female hunger in its most unsettling forms, blending cannibalism, violence and dark explorations of femininity. While their stories take very different approaches, both feature women whose appetites challenge conventional ideas of what it means to be feminine.
If you liked Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross, read A Crane Among Wolves by June Hur
Both books feature young protagonists caught in dangerous political conflicts, where love, loyalty and the fight against powerful forces shape their journeys. While one unfolds in a fantasy world torn apart by warring gods, the other is set in historical Korea under a tyrannical ruler. Both books combine romantic tension with high-stakes political intrigue.
If you liked How to Kill Men and Get Away with It by Katy Brent, read The Best Way to Bury Your Husband by Alexia Casale
Both books feature women who find themselves dealing with rather inconvenient murder-related situations. Blending dark humour, crime and feminist themes, they explore female rage, violence and what happens when women take matters into their own hands. These books are for everyone who loves to read about murderous women.
If you liked Vicious by V. E. Schwab, read These Violent De
Hearing This & That by Stray Kids, I just had to bring one of my favorite content series back! I present you part 3 of “If you liked this, read that” book recommendations, now with a fitting soundtrack.
Swipe through to see which books I paired with eachother and why I think they belong together.
Q: Have you read any of these books? Which books caught your eye?
#bookstagram #straykids #bookrecs #ifyoulikethisreadthat #reader
If you liked Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao, read Gearbreakers by Zoe Hana Mikuta
Both books feature fierce young women fighting against oppressive systems in worlds where giant machines are used as weapons of war. With rebellion, high-stakes battles and queer relationships at their core, both stories explore what happens when women refuse to play by the rules of a world designed to break them.
If you liked A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers, read The Lamb by Lucy Rose
Both books explore female hunger in its most unsettling forms, blending cannibalism, violence and dark explorations of femininity. While their stories take very different approaches, both feature women whose appetites challenge conventional ideas of what it means to be feminine.
If you liked Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross, read A Crane Among Wolves by June Hur
Both books feature young protagonists caught in dangerous political conflicts, where love, loyalty and the fight against powerful forces shape their journeys. While one unfolds in a fantasy world torn apart by warring gods, the other is set in historical Korea under a tyrannical ruler. Both books combine romantic tension with high-stakes political intrigue.
If you liked How to Kill Men and Get Away with It by Katy Brent, read The Best Way to Bury Your Husband by Alexia Casale
Both books feature women who find themselves dealing with rather inconvenient murder-related situations. Blending dark humour, crime and feminist themes, they explore female rage, violence and what happens when women take matters into their own hands. These books are for everyone who loves to read about murderous women.
If you liked Vicious by V. E. Schwab, read These Violent De
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