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Books about food, either non-fiction or foodie fiction

All light novels are welcome!

Books with druids as main characters or major plot points.

First books in series only. This could exclude series where druids appear in later books.

Note: may contain nature magic, herbalists, shamans and nature themed witches based on vibes

Light novels/ web novels adapted into anime/ donghua

Mangas/light novels about people with the ability to gain items not available in the world they’re currently in. Basically drop-shipping.

Not limited to just manga and light novels, this is basically what I know. 💀 Recs welcome!

Is the main character a magical chef, a warrior cook or techno gourmet? Then they belong on this list. Bonus points if they have recipes included!

Only first books of series.

Not sure if I should include sff books with good food descriptions too. Comment to let me know what you think or with suggestions.

Volume ones only.

Series that show as manga: Magic Maker Reincarnated as a sword

To be added:

these are some of the mangas i’ve found to be Must Reads. more so, i want a community of people who have read those and are interested in talking about it. 🫶

Books related to the culinary arts and amateur baking - all genres, mixed audience

Books that feature food. Inspired by my love for food and my growling stomach ꒰ঌ(˶ˆᗜˆ˵)໒꒱

Either someone is a chef, a baker, runs an eatery or just likes cooking/eating. These stories have food at their heart.

When life is getting you stressed these stories can be a source of relief.

Includes: -light heartedness -character driven story -quick resolution to confrontations -no long lasting anxiety from conflicts -green flag relationships -organically grown relationships -found family -overcoming character trauma in healthy ways -diverse characters -good food -specific hobbies/careers

Only the first volumes listed to not bloat the list

Fiction books with no romance/sexual relationship in the main or sub plots because sometimes you just need a break

I discovered a book where only the side characters are really driving the plot forward which I thought was interesting. I have only found books in this series that have that convention so I am starting a list. Anyone who has books with the same mechanic please let me know!