Recs if you like The Queen of Attolia...

for times when a tall mc might not be what you want, here’s a list of short baddies 😈 what they lack in vertical height, they make up for in other areas 🥵 canonically shorter characters deserve their own list 🙂‍↕️

you know the drill, always taking suggestions!

YA novels with mental health representation.

"As it ever was, so it will be again."

aka you know there's gotta be a river, there's gotta be some obscure and complicated folklore, there's gotta be some sort of myth/historical reference or retelling.

What it says on the tin. I've heard truly excellent things about all of these, so maybe give them a try if you haven't yet?

Per r/fantasyromance these fantasies will alter you

Some inherit the world as it is. These women remake it.

They begin as outcasts, dreamers, prisoners, survivors, and heirs to broken worlds. When history reaches its turning points, they step forward to shape what comes next. Whether forged by blood, sacrifice, and loss, or shaped by regret and self-discovery, they transform into queens, warriors, revolutionaries, legends, and villains. These sci-fi and fantasy stories follow women whose choices reshape kingdoms, challenge empires, defy destiny, and leave their worlds forever changed.

One of two lists exploring two forms of transformation: changing the world and changing oneself.

Sister List: I Refuse to Remain Who I Was

Suggestions welcome!

Fantasy where romance can’t be separated from power, allegiance, class, inheritance, rebellion, diplomacy, or the throne. Falling in love means choosing sides. . . or discovering that the person you want may be standing on the wrong one.