Recs if you like Witch of Wild Things...

Fantasy where plants, herbs, forests and green places aren’t just set dressing: they drive character choices, magic systems and plot. Expect hedgewitches and apothecaries, sentient woods and green men, tea alchemists, orchard bargains and kitchen gardens that meddle in human affairs. The tone ranges from cozy cottagecore to gently thorny fairytales sprinkled in. If you crave stories that smell like rain on soil and sound like wind in leaves, start here!

flying houses, nerdy werewolves, and magical baking shows, oh my!

Want to start a life in the cottage, escape from the horror of life and tuck into your corner in the world? Just remember, this could be a cozy corner OR it could be just the opposite of that...

AMOR❤️ A collection of romance books by Latinx authors. Includes all types of romance (fantasy, gothic, YA, adult, contemporary, lgbtq+, etc.).

I chose not to display multiple books from the same author and also picked the first in the "series" (if applicable) only. This is to introduce you to the author and the series, that way you can look into each further if you'd like! 🥰

These are more of the popular ones I found from my research so I am always open to suggestions!

Cozy, Horror, Mystery, Adventure, Romance. As long as the book has shrooms as a major plot point, there is a place for it in this list.

aka the Wise Women Web Recommendations are welcome!

Stories of Shadow and Starlight

Ancestral curses, strange bloodlines, magical lineage, family secrets, and more! There's something about these families...

Stories featuring grown up witches over 30

Latin (a/e/x) American authors and the books they've written books.

books set in spring or around thing spring months, books with a focus on flowers, or books that just give the vibes of new beginnings! 😊

Magic exists in these worlds and the characters wield it well

Fantasy recs featuring LatinX authors or characters

Romance books I would recommend to anyone! I’m sure there’s lots of these lists out there, but as someone who reads about 100 romances a year, I thought I’d point out ones I love!

books to read in autumn - mysterious, cosy, and/or spooky (a bit of everything for the season)