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Circe

Circe

by Madeline Miller

A quietly devastating read the shelf can't stop talking about this week.

4.1102 ratings
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The Stacks

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We read to know we are not alone.

— C.S. Lewis
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Reading Babel in a candlelit library is not a recommendation, it is a requirement.

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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
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Circe
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Circe is exactly as feral and lonely as you remember and it deserves another read.

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Circe
Book of the week

Circe

by Madeline Miller

A quietly devastating read the shelf can't stop talking about this week.

4.1102 ratings
Watch the takesBuy soon
New · Discover + BookTok, merged

The Stacks

A living wall of clips, covers, quotes & reads — curated and endless.

Enter the Stacks
0:42
@duskread
Cover
Longread
Why everyone is rereading Le Guin in 2026
the paris review · 7 min
“

We read to know we are not alone.

— C.S. Lewis
1:18
@inksmith

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James Clear
The 48 Laws of Power24.0
The 48 Laws of Power
Robert Greene
Rich Dad, Poor Dad34.0
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Um casamento arranjado44.1
Um casamento arranjado
Zana Kheiron
It Ends With Us54.2
It Ends With Us
Colleen Hoover
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
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made by readers
14 books · @spinegazer
Cozy apocalypses
The world ends gently. Soft, slow, and somehow comforting.
9 books · @inksmith
Translated & devastating
Quiet international fiction that wrecks you in under 200 pages.
21 books · @duskread
Dark academia, real teeth
Candlelit libraries, secret societies, and actual consequences.

From creators you follow

open The Stacks →
Babel
@duskread

Reading Babel in a candlelit library is not a recommendation, it is a requirement.

on Babel · R.F. Kuang
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
@inksmith

A love story that is not a love story. The best kind.

on Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow · Gabrielle Zevin
Circe
@duskread

Circe is exactly as feral and lonely as you remember and it deserves another read.

on Circe · Madeline Miller
Piranesi
@inksmith

I have read this three times and I still cannot describe the plot without sounding unwell. That is the point.

on Piranesi · Susanna Clarke