rainweaver's lists
This user’s lists are displayed below.
Sign in to create and manage your own lists and keep notes on meaningful books you've read.
Sign InMy Wishlist Pinned
4 books • Updated Jul 28, 2026 • You've read 0 of 4 (0%)
All the books I want to read next.

Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger
by
Kazuo Ishiguro

River of Bones and Other Stories
by
Rebecca Roanhorse

The Faith of Beasts
by
James S A Corey

Dungeon Crawler Carl
by
Matt Dinniman
Looks promising!
74 books • Updated Aug 25, 2026 • You've read 0 of 74 (0%)
So many books, but these are ones that strike me as potentially interesting when I first encounter their descriptions.

The Winter King
by
Bernard Cornwell

The Keeper
by
Tana French

Hollow Bones
by
Jodi Picoult

The Calamity Club
by
Kathryn Stockett

Kin
by
Tayari Jones

The Secrets We Hide
by
Karin Slaughter

The Sun Also Rises
by
Ernest Hemingway

Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil
by
V E Schwab

Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger
by
Kazuo Ishiguro

Shaman's Crossing
by
Robin Hobb

Forest Mage
by
Robin Hobb

Renegade's Magic
by
Robin Hobb

Enemy of God
by
Bernard Cornwell

Land
by
Maggie O'Farrell

Vagabond
by
Tim Curry

Excalibur
by
Bernard Cornwell

The Things We Never Say
by
Elizabeth Strout

The Astral Library
by
Kate Quinn

Dead But Dreaming of Electric Sheep
by
Paul Tremblay

How to Be Okay When Nothing Is Okay
by
Jenny Lawson

King Sorrow
by
Joe Hill

Partita
by
Barbara Kingsolver

River of Bones and Other Stories
by
Rebecca Roanhorse

The Beginning Comes After the End
by
Rebecca Solnit

The End of Everything
by
M John Harrison

The Hidden Life of Trees
by
Peter Wohlleben

Hope in the Dark
by
Rebecca Solnit

The Fire Next Time
by
James Baldwin

The Spanish Holocaust
by
Paul Preston

Secrets
by
Bob Woodward

Our Towns
by
James Fallows

The Woman Behind the New Deal
by
Kirstin Downey

Exit Party
by
Emily St John Mandel

The French Illusion
by
John Grisham

Other Worlds Than These
by
Stephen King

The Witches of Cambridge
by
Alice Hoffman

The River Is Waiting
by
Wally Lamb

Whistler
by
Ann Patchett

We the Women
by
Norah O'Donnell

Nobody's Girl
by
Virginia Roberts Giuffre

Enshittification
by
Cory Doctorow

The Lion Women of Tehran
by
Marjan Kamali

Stolen Focus
by
Johann Hari

The Old Ways
by
Robert MacFarlane

John of John
by
Douglas Stuart

These Truths
by
Jill Lepore

Regime Change
by
Maggie Haberman

I Hear a New World
by
Alan Moore

Seek the Traitor's Son
by
Veronica Roth

The Silverblood Promise
by
James Logan

South to America
by
Imani Perry

The Reverse Centaur's Guide to Life After AI
by
Cory Doctorow

Unruly
by
David Mitchell

The Demon of Unrest
by
Erik Larson

The Red Winter
by
Cameron Sullivan

Empire of Silence
by
Christopher Ruocchio

Seasons of Glass and Iron
by
Amal El-Mohtar

The Lost Trees of Willow Avenue
by
Mike Tidwell

The Poet Empress
by
Shen Tao

A Fever in the Heartland
by
Timothy Egan

The Worst Hard Time
by
Timothy Egan

The Invisible Life of Addie Larue
by
V E Schwab

Yesteryear
by
Caro Claire Burke

The Perfect Moment
by
Isaac Butler

Eve
by
Cat Bohannon

Grief Is the Thing with Feathers
by
Max Porter

Seven Brief Lessons on Physics
by
Carlo Rovelli

Train Dreams
by
Denis Johnson

One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
by
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Kick the Latch
by
Kathryn Scanlan

Promise Me, America
by
Joe Biden

The Disappearers
by
Marlon James

Tower Hill
by
Alan Taylor

Renaissance Men
by
Harriet A Washington
Read for book club
14 books • Updated Aug 6, 2026 • You've read 0 of 14 (0%)
Just some of the books read by Book Club in recent years, in order of my favorites.

Orbital
by
Samantha Harvey

Remarkably Bright Creatures
by
Shelby Van Pelt

A Tale of Two Cities
by
Charles Dickens

The Great Gatsby
by
F Scott Fitzgerald

The Grapes of Wrath
by
John Steinbeck

Hamnet
by
Maggie O'Farrell

My Antonia
by
Willa Cather

The Remains of the Day
by
Kazuo Ishiguro

Wide Sargasso Sea
by
Jean Rhys

The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store
by
James McBride

Theo of Golden
by
Allen Levi

My Friends
by
Fredrik Backman

The Old Man and the Sea
by
Ernest Hemingway

Treasure Island
by
Robert Louis Stevenson
