The first book on this list has got to be Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
#2 is 50 Shades of Kink (oh my gosh, I just wrote "Grey" instead of "Kink"). I'm a sucker for self-help and sex-positive information and a fangirl of Tristan Taormino, a famous sex educator.
Now these books are in no particular order.
#3: Opening up, a book on non-monogamy. It explains the different types of relationships and the back is stock-full of resources, which is a huge plus. Honestly, it's better than The Ethical Slut.
#4 is a book I'm currently reading: Tarot for Life. I'm slowly working my way through it, pulling out my own Tarot cards as each one is analyzed.
#5 is Diary of a Submissive. It's exactly how it sounds. A memoir of a woman who is a sub.
#6 is Hollow City, the second book in Miss Peregrine's Home series. Less creepy than the first but still as catching.
#7 The 100, the book behind my favorite TV show of the summer. I was so happy to learn that it was first a book. Books can go more in depth with characters in ways the screen cannot.
#8 Joe Ledger: Special Ops is part of the Joe Ledger series by Jonathan Maberry who wrote the zombie series, Rot and Ruin (I actually used that book in my thesis on zombie literature). This book is a collection of short stories from the same universe, just much earlier than Rot and Ruin.
#9 Slave Girls. I decided not to review erotica on this blog to keep it family friendly but I can't not name this book (I'll compromise by naming it but not reviewing it). It's a BDSM erotica, tales of the submissives.
#10 Lean in: For Graduates. I have mixed feelings about this book. My review of it will be up soon so you'll find out why. (Here's a hint: white privilege.)
#2 is 50 Shades of Kink (oh my gosh, I just wrote "Grey" instead of "Kink"). I'm a sucker for self-help and sex-positive information and a fangirl of Tristan Taormino, a famous sex educator.
Now these books are in no particular order.
#3: Opening up, a book on non-monogamy. It explains the different types of relationships and the back is stock-full of resources, which is a huge plus. Honestly, it's better than The Ethical Slut.
#4 is a book I'm currently reading: Tarot for Life. I'm slowly working my way through it, pulling out my own Tarot cards as each one is analyzed.
#5 is Diary of a Submissive. It's exactly how it sounds. A memoir of a woman who is a sub.
#6 is Hollow City, the second book in Miss Peregrine's Home series. Less creepy than the first but still as catching.
#7 The 100, the book behind my favorite TV show of the summer. I was so happy to learn that it was first a book. Books can go more in depth with characters in ways the screen cannot.
#8 Joe Ledger: Special Ops is part of the Joe Ledger series by Jonathan Maberry who wrote the zombie series, Rot and Ruin (I actually used that book in my thesis on zombie literature). This book is a collection of short stories from the same universe, just much earlier than Rot and Ruin.
#9 Slave Girls. I decided not to review erotica on this blog to keep it family friendly but I can't not name this book (I'll compromise by naming it but not reviewing it). It's a BDSM erotica, tales of the submissives.
#10 Lean in: For Graduates. I have mixed feelings about this book. My review of it will be up soon so you'll find out why. (Here's a hint: white privilege.)
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