fantasy/romance books by non-zionists 💌
a list of fantasy book recs free of problematic authors so you can discover without any stress of promoting them!






shadow daddies of history
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 🤓






Witches be witching at the witching hour
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!! 🥰






Appreciation for the tall ladies 🫡
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!!! 🤍






fantasy books with yearning
we love a man who yearns in this house






2010s book tumblr
your 2016 book blog called it misses you






fantasy with regency-era vibes
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!)






the shadowhunters chronicles
all of the books from the urban fantasy universe of shadowhunters created by cassandra clare!!! • i put the books in the reading order recommended by cassie clare herself <3 • there are a lot of reading orders, but i would recommend either this one or the publication order • i didn't include the extras that don't tell stories like the shadowhunters codex • the last four books ( the last king of faerie and the three after that ) are yet to be published
