My Fight / Your Fight by Ronda RouseyThe Frailty Myth by Colette DowlingBloomer Girls by Debra A. ShattuckDust Bowl Girls by Lydia ReederHome Sweet Hardwood by Pat McKinzie-Lechault
Non-Fiction About Women in Sports
371 books — 98 voters
Wrestling with the Devil by Tonya Russo HamiltonOpen by Andre AgassiAyrton Senna by Christopher HiltonWho We Met on the Way to Stanford by Richard  Phillip SinayMy Sergei by Ekaterina Gordeeva
Sports Biography (nonfiction)
254 books — 108 voters

Fingersmith by Sarah WatersThe Price of Salt by Patricia HighsmithTipping the Velvet by Sarah WatersBackwards to Oregon by JaeAffinity by Sarah Waters
Lesbian Historical Fiction
152 books — 170 voters
Waiting in the Wings by Melissa BraydenKiss the Girl by Melissa BraydenAnd Playing the Role of Herself by K.E. LaneJust Three Words by Melissa BraydenHeart Block by Melissa Brayden
Really great lesbian books
426 books — 189 voters

The Dark Wife by Sarah DiemerThe One Who Eats Monsters by Casey MatthewsThe Midnight Hunt by L.L. RaandWitch Wolf by Winter PenningtonSanta Olivia by Jacqueline Carey
F/F Paranormal and Urban Fantasy
448 books — 614 voters
And Playing the Role of Herself by K.E. LaneWaiting in the Wings by Melissa BraydenThe Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins ReidKiss the Girl by Melissa BraydenFingersmith by Sarah Waters
Best F/F Romance Books
1,567 books — 1,186 voters

Fingersmith by Sarah WatersTipping the Velvet by Sarah WatersAnnie on My Mind by Nancy GardenFried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie FlaggThe Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith
Best Lesbian Fiction
2,164 books — 2,711 voters

Annie on My Mind by Nancy GardenThe Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. DanforthKeeping You a Secret by Julie Anne PetersHer Name in the Sky by Kelly QuindlenAsh by Malinda Lo
Lesbian teen fiction
528 books — 730 voters
Carmilla by J. Sheridan Le FanuIron & Velvet by Alexis  HallWitch Wolf by Winter PenningtonDarkness Embraced by Winter PenningtonBetter Off Red by Rebekah Weatherspoon
Lesbian Vampire Books
188 books — 150 voters