Recs if you like Stardust...

Standalone fantasy books that won't make you invest your life in a dozen installments

books for the barbie movie lovers

Times are tough… Here is a list of books that I was able to find as free audiobooks available on YouTube or Spotify!

all books that have been adapted to another medium. mostly film and TV but other adaptations might get mixed in.

A list created using the Reddit forum r/Fantasy 2024 fantasy (and sci-fi) standalones which was voted on by the community

Any story in a Victorian-type setting that features supernaturals and an emphasis on magic over tech

The kind of books that make youngins dream of adventure, and call adults back home to for a cozy reread.

Note: In a series, only the first book is listed.

Whimsical worlds I wish I could live in😔😔

The best fiction you can find on Vampires and Werewolves and Witches. Feel free to recommend books for this list in comments section.

Most popular or most read books under the category of "High Fantasy" (set in a completely fictional "secondary" world, features grand stakes or a struggle between good and evil, widespread magic, mythical creatures, or an epic quest that decides the fate of the world).

Only the first book of a series will be added.

Looking for reads that are charming in their own unique way, fun, and maybe a little cozy? This is your spot!

witches—good, bad, and beyond

Cozy fantasy is more vibe, less genre. These are books that feel cozy to ME that don’t necessarily scream “cozy fantasy”

Books I haven't read, but know too much about. Here's list of books I have either recommended or been in discussions about.

All fiction, mostly sci-fi and fantasy.

Books that have been adapted to the big screen

Even grownups can have their tales

Wholesome, beautiful stories in fantastical worlds; magic

books all published in 1999. making this for a book club but check it out if you need your Y2K fix

please recommend an addition if you have one!