Recs if you like The Princess and the Goblin (Princess Irene and Curdie, #1)...

Books that include faeries, whether whimsical or scary

Let me know if you have any recommendations to add to this list!

Books with Goblins, like, actually goblin mode.

Classic novels for your (inner) child, with some modern staples in the mix. For reading yourself, reading aloud to little ones, and for those learning to read. Suggestions welcome, as always!

Books that often get overlooked next to big author names or better known works by those authors.

please read something that isn't hp and don't give that lady money. alternatively, if you know of someone who says they like fantasy but their shelves are only filled with white guys, suggest one of these! (I've only added books I have read so if something isn't on there that you think should be lmk)

A personal study in gothic lit, fantasy, mythology, and the writing of it.

This list will showcase the vast amount of Scottish Literature available, from the late medieval period to the present day. Partly inspired by there only being a few Scottish books on the 'British Classics' quest. Alba gu bràth!

(This is not exhaustive! Just 100 or so books that vaguely trace the development of Scottish Literature.)

Have you ever wanted a PhD in English Lit? Do you think fantasy is a legitimate field of literary criticism? Would you like a glimpse into the psyche of someone who does?

These are the books included (or excerpted from) on my comprehensive exams list for a dissertation on fantasy. It is not even a remotely comprehensive list of fantasy texts and criticism (yes, I see the irony).

Because realistically what else can you do to pass the time when you’re a vampire? Eternity is a longgggggg time.

A curated assortment of clean, age-appropriate books for girls ages 11-14, featuring picks from across genres, all with younger protagonists, light or no romance, and minimal heavy content; perfect for readers transitioning between middle grade and young adult who want engaging stories that feel safe, fun, and comfortable.

Children’s Literature: A broad study of literature for children since 1800, with the emphasis on American works since 1950, including aesthetic consideration of the art and design of picture books. Works for children up to the age of 12 are considered.

... a slop is a book that can't get no love from me... If you're tired of all the slop being printed, here are some grade A classics to read instead.

(but inside public domain)

A collection of stories, books, or anthologies featuring the works that inspired Tolkien and those he taught in his lectures.