Recs if you like Keeper of the Lost Cities ...
Fantasy books you can read instead of Harry Potter
JK Rowling is a bigot who uses her platform to hurt transfolks and other marginalized groups (plus she literally just quoted Mein Kampf on the bird site). If you're still supporting her in 2025, don't bother talking to me.
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Books that Include Recipes
Books that include recipes from the stories
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barbie movies x books
books for the barbie movie lovers
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I Was a Teenage Chosen One
The fate of the world rests on this teenage girl's shoulders. She isn't like the other girls—she was chosen by prophecy, fate, or narrative convenience to save a realm that absolutely refuses to handle its own problems.
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Kid's Fantasy Adventure Series
Who TF needs JKR anymore? We got way better books out there dude
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Less hyped than Harry Potter (but way better)
These middle grade series may not have seven movies, a TV show, and a literal theme park dedicated to them, but they sure deserve it! Especially because they weren't written by JKR. All recommended by Pagebound users, and suggestions are always always welcome -- middle grade fantasy/mystery series-starters only, please! Let's foster a love of reading in kids without supporting bigotry and hatred.
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Clean but still sweet
Clean romance books to read when you're craving some romance but without all the spice and f bombs. Books in this list can be for ages 10 to 18! Some of these books are also just fun, with a touch of romance. Let me know if you think any other books should be added!
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if books were a season: fall edition
books i’ve read (and liked) that made me feel the cozy calm (or dark grit) of fall
no rhyme or reason, just ✨vibes✨
**i’m including some cozy fantasy/spooky season/fall-occurring books, but this list is also meant to expand beyond those limited sub-genres to include books i think would hit different if read during fall or majorly incorporate elements i associate w fall like mountains/forests, adventures, murder, small towns, seasons of change/hardship, grittiness, dark academia, pirates, etc
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upper middlegrade / lower ya recommendations 📖
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Keepers of the Lost city’s club
👋 hello 👋 fellow KOTLC supper fans or newcomers, welcome to the list of all the keeper books in order and your new place to talk all things keeper! Are you team Keefe of Fritz? What would be your ability? Do you dream to have Sophie’s life to❓It’s all here and more 👍🌟
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schools in a fantasy setting
unfortunately, nothing can beat a fantasy school
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🤗✅💟Of course you can re-read as an adult 💟✅🤗
This is a list for the book you will always comeback for later in life!
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middle grade for little bro
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fancy a pointed ear?
Books featuring elves! Or very elf-coded cultures.
Inspired by a post I made that garnered a wonderful collection of recommendations I feel are worth sharing with the community.
Under construction and open to suggestions/edits as I have not read many of these.
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Middle Grade/Younger YA Fantasy & Sci-fi Reads!
Some of my personal faves from my middle school/early high school years that I whole heartedly recommend!!
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one-book-fits-all [ages]
middle grade adventures! recs welcome :)
there’s a special place in my heart for middle grade novels. i think they have the hardest audience—they’re written for a group defined by transition, bridging the gap between childhood and adolescence by creating space in the in-between. when done well, their universal themes (like change!) and prose make the books translatable to any age. since it feels like that should be impossible, i’m convinced authors of this age group are geniuses.
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❤️Middle School Appropriate❤️
Use to be a middle school library para, so here’s some books I’ve read that are appropriate for middle school :)
(I am only gonna put the first one since there's a lot of series that are longer. I have removed those who are sequels)
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truck-kun send me here pls
the places I want to be isekai-ed to
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Movie when???????
Books becoming movies/tv shows
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