…Outlander series, Ken Follett’s Kingsbridge series, and Philippa Gregory’s Cousins’ War series are all fantastic options for any historical fiction fan looking for a new series. Why should you read…
…you’re an avid Pratchett fan, you may be looking for something new to read. Luckily, there are tons of amazing authors with similar writing styles that write comparable narratives. If…
…to enter the place, and breaking the law could result in death. Even worse, Simon has been imprisoned by the Shadowhunters, and Jace doesn’t want Clary snooping in the City…
…stereotypes and normalize the existence of queer people in literature. Breaking Stereotypes and Expanding Horizons Lesbian fantasy novels often feature characters who lean away from traditional gender and sexuality norms,…
…grade. As they venture into other worlds, they also develop important skills and engage with thought-provoking themes. Encouraging Imagination and Creativity One of the most significant advantages of reading fantasy…
…paranormal. So if you are interested in any of these themes, it’s worth checking out some of the aforementioned books. Vampires and blood are recurring images in Shayne’s works. These…
Brad Taylor is known for his phenomenally written action-packed thriller book series. If you are fortunate enough to have come across just one of these books, you are bound to…
…thought-provoking, Me Before You explores the unconventional love story between Louisa, a quirky and bumbling caregiver, and Will, a wheelchair-bound man facing an impossible decision. This novel grapples with the…
…is a relatively new subgenre of fiction, only taking shape in 2013. It originated in Russia and has since been popular with authors and writers across the world. LitRPG is…
…the Fae and their magical powers. Moning’s books are known for their strong female protagonists and alpha male characters, making them a favorite among readers who enjoy romantic fantasy. Moning’s…