Recs if you like Clockwork Angel ...

a list of fantasy book recs free of problematic authors so you can discover without any stress of promoting them!

the history of shadow daddies is a storied one 🙂‍↕️ how did we get here? where did they come from? where will they go? where did they come from cotton eye joe? so get ready for shadow daddy history class! here, we will explore the history of shadow daddies: from the predecessors, the addition of powers, and the future 🤓

As a tall-ish girl myself, every time I come across an FMC who is described as tiny, I yearn a bit more for some tall FMC representation — we can be love interests too! 🥹😍 So I made this list of (mostly romance and fantasy) books with a tall FMC. Whether she is taller than her partner, or they are somehow EVEN TALLER than her, all is welcome here 🫶

I haven’t read every single book on this list, so please correct me if I am wrong somewhere. More book recs super appreciated!!! 🤍

All sorts of magic including - Wizards, warlocks, druids, alchemists, etc…

I took a very large take, and I hope you’ll enjoy!! 😊

For series, I only put the first book.

Recommendations are very welcome!! 🥰

we love a man who yearns in this house

whether it's straight-up Jane Austen retellings, set in an alternative regency-era England, or a whole new world that has those prim and proper vibes, these books all introduce magic, spells, and perhaps even a bit of whimsy into the familiar regency setting (may also contain Victorian or Gregorian-era like fantasy novels, since they can have a lot of overlap in vibes!)

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A collection of books that are or feel like historical romance and from a time long past, with elements of magic, whimsy and fantasy!

(open to suggestions!)

inspired by a post about how tall Dr. Carlsen (The Love Hypothesis) is, here’s a list of canonically tall characters, some may not be human😈

as always, taking any & all suggestions!

Just like the regency-era list, this is for books with faeries set in the Victorian-era (and Edwardian, because there aren't enough of those for it to be its own list). As always, open to recommendations!

love triangles, rectangles, octagons, you name it! as long as there's lots of glaring and yearning, i'm here for it!!

one of my favorite guilty pleasure tropes especially in fantasy (YA/adult) ദ്ദി◝ ⩊ ◜.ᐟ

a work in progress...

all of the books from the urban fantasy universe of shadowhunters created by cassandra clare!!! • i put the books in reading order, but it's upside down lol ( the first one to read is city of bones ). • i didn't include the extras that don't tell stories like the shadowhunters codex. • there are a lot of reading orders, but this is the publication order and the one i recommend. • the last four books ( the last king of faerie and the three after that ) are not published yet.

Full Reading Order of Cassandra Clares Shadowhunter Chronicles (Including: Mortal Instruments, Infernal Devices, Dark Artifices, Last Hours, Eldest Cursed + Standalones & Novellas)

PS: You can read the Shadowhunter Codex anytime after The Mortal Instruments

✨ This is just my recommended order, you can obviously read only one series or read chronologically!

London is the perfect setting for Urban Fantasy: its gothic architecture, eccentric characters, and rich history has inspire countless magical tales. Below are must-read urban fantasy books and series set in London that absolutely deserve a spot on your TBR

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Historical fiction with magic, whether a lot or a little. I've mainly included books set in the 19th century to the early 20th. Some don't specify what year they're set in but have the 'vibes' of that era.

First book in a series counts as the entire series.

A roundup of YA books that were popular back in the days of us baby millennials. For anyone feeling nostalgic for the 2010’s. Draw a little mustache on your finger because you’re so quirky and get reading like you already finished your homework for the night!

Steampunk is a fusion of our history (usually Victorian or western) and science fiction/fantasy with advance technology that runs on steam.

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