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Books like Here
A dizzying, beautiful meditation on deep time that collapses millions of years into a single, ordinary living room. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Here.
- nostalgic
- awe-inspiring
- melancholic
- tranquil
- 01
Paper girls, Vol. 1
Brian K. Vaughan
A neon-soaked, time-bending joyride through the eerie suburbs of 1988, fueled by fierce adolescent friendship and cosmic dread.
- 02
Saga
Brian K. Vaughan
A wildly inventive, R-rated space opera that grounds its sprawling galactic war in the messy, beautiful realities of new parenthood.
- 03
Seconds
Bryan Lee O'Malley
A frantic, magical-realist spiral into the chaotic consequences of trying to edit your own life into perfection.
- 04
Blankets
Craig Thompson
A snow-muffled, deeply vulnerable portrait of first love and spiritual awakening that aches with the intensity of adolescence.
- 05
East of West, Vol. 2
Jonathan Hickman
A sprawling, blood-soaked apocalyptic western where mythic destiny collides with intricate political betrayal.
- 06
Chroniques de Jérusalem
Guy Delisle
A wry, quietly observant diary of navigating the mundane absurdities and heavy realities of life in a deeply divided city.
- 08
Low
Rick Remender
A neon-drenched, desperate plunge into the abyss where relentless optimism battles crushing, claustrophobic despair.
- 09
The one hundred nights of hero
Isabel Greenberg
A defiant, feminist reimagining of the Arabian Nights where storytelling is both a weapon against the patriarchy and a profound act of love.
- 10
Thing Explainer
Randall Munroe
A delightfully constrained, blueprint-filled journey that strips away jargon to reveal the simple mechanics of the world.
- 11
Legends of Zita the spacegirl
Ben Hatke
A delightful, action-packed graphic novel romp through space that balances intergalactic chaos with a heartfelt exploration of staying true to yourself.
- 12
The Bone Clocks
David Mitchell
A kaleidoscopic, genre-defying epic that bends time and reality to explore the fragile, beautiful tragedy of human mortality.
