Recs if you like The Spellshop...

Standalone fantasy books that won't make you invest your life in a dozen installments

a collection of autistic coded characters in fiction [ recommendations welcome! ]

Pro tomato or anti tomato? Follow the PB Tomato War lore with this unofficial side quest. Start with The Spellshop (& read Fantasy's post @ 41%) to see the war's origins and pick your side. Next, get the facts with Ten Tomatoes That Changed The World (notbillnye / pro camp's manifesto). Hate tomatoes? Read I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato, and discover their true evil with Dead Witch Walking (virus spreads via GMO tomato). Finish with the feel-good Fried Green Tomatoes. Which side will prevail?

I couldnt find a list of these yet, so i made one! You may not be able to collect the badges anymore, but if you’re a completionist like me; here are all the books of the pagebound seasonal readalongs and the special event readalongs!

Books that inspired or are similar to Studio Ghibli films

Maybe the people are magical, maybe the library is. Maybe these aren’t as fictional as they seem.

Recommendations encouraged!

shops, emporiums, and apothecaries selling magical wares. (please note: shops must sell magical items, not simply be magical themselves)

Many of these are the beginning of series, but all of them are about academics in fantasy settings. All cross genres are welcome.

Bibliophilia at its best - books about books, readers, libraries, bookstores!

gotta catch 'em all! fantasy books that feature a collection/array of different fantastical creatures, whether they just exist in the world surrounding the characters, are the main characters, or are the main focus of the story!

Perfect for fantasy lovers with not enough hours in the day!

Feel free to mention any I missed in the comments 😊

The vibe is all things witchy, paranormal and spooky romances. Creatures like vampires, werewolves and zombies also accepted. Plus points for Halloween vibes!

these are pulled from a goodreads list that was published--working on trying to find the link again

books that feel like watching a studio ghibli film 🌱 ₊˚✧ ﾟ.

Eclectic choices of stories to forget life sucks.

Books that remind me of the game Stardew Valley! Coziness, cottage-core, and a hint of magic.

A masterlist of standalone adult fantasy novels (no novellas).

Always looking for recs!

Stirring the pot. Adding some salt. And monching into a beautiful red tomatt. (Books with a tomato theme, in some way, shape or form…and books that have an opinion on Pagebound’s Tomato War)

These are books I am going to start reading before bed, because my regular selection of reading material just really riles me up. Inspired by two posts from the Substack Feeling! Magazine by Jenna O'Brien.

romances across genres where at least one of the main characters works as a librarian