Recs if you like The Pomegranate Gate (The Mirror Realm Cycle, #1)...

When dreams become real: through portals into dream dimensions, through nightmares escaping into the waking world, or by any other means the author can imagine. Includes books of all genres; suggestions always welcome!

books where characters step through mirrors into new or different worlds.

Books in this list are in at least two quests. Thus helping to earn more badges. Books will span different genres. Once I scan through all the quests, I plan to further organize the list. I am thinking of creating a seperate list and moving the books with three or more quests to the new list and keeping the two badge books in this list. Are there other ways you would organize a list this big?

Do you feel like you've read everything there is to read? Or get annoyed that the same books are on all the rec lists? Well, here are some more obscure masterpieces!

Some of the covers are terrible - especially among the older or self-pubbed books; there's a few YA in here; and some that are science fantasy rather than 'pure' fantasy. But trust me: they're all EXCELLENT. (And if you already love a bunch of these, let's be friends!)

Fantasy with fortunes read, omens feared, and futures grasped.

do you remember The Wiggles song “Fruit Salad”? or maybe “I Like to Eat Apples and Bananas”? what about any song from Veggietales like “The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything”?

this list is freshly harvested and full of books with (specifically) fruits and veggies in the title or on the cover 🌶️🥭🍒🍋🫑🥕🍓🍑🥝🫐🍇🥒

some are more appropriate than others 😈

as always, please feel free to suggest any books I missed!

A list of Jewish fantasy books (mostly adult or ya). These books have Jewish characters, themes, or based on Jewish mythology.

fantasy books centered around jewish characters and jewish experiences

This is a list of easy and young Folklore inspired books that are a great segway to get into folklore inspired events.

Fantasy inspired by Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Albania, Serbia, Malta, Slovenia, and/or Croatia (myths, setting, etc.)

corrections & recommendations welcome <3

"By the breath of Set, what sorcery is this?! These scribes of the far north and the distant west have imagined worlds that almost - almost - match the splendor of my own court. They speak of dragons? I have hunted lions in the heat of the Retjenu! They speak of rings of power? I wear the crown of the Two Lands, which binds the world from the Delta to the cataracts of Kush! ​Still... there is a certain charm to these 'high fantasies' that I can not deny."

A list for people who don't want to be left waiting for the next book release.

• Includes: First books in completed series, standalones, interconnected standalones*

• Subgenres: Fantasy-first books with a romance subplot - some of these romances are very slow burn or don't appear till later in the series

Jewish characters written by Jewish authors that engage with Jewish themes, history, and culture. (no Daniel Deronda here!)

fiction with jewish protagonists! got so many suggestions from reddit

I love being represented in the books that I read! So here’s a list of Jewish Fantasy books that maybe you can find yourself in too 🥰

Judaica Books I've Read

Books inspired by and celebrating Jewish tradition and culture

For the Fae and Flame Society book club bingo we have a square for books that are written by Jewish authors.