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Craving "once-upon-a-time" with a twist? These modern retellings conjure the classics & fill them with fresh magic! Mix of grim, cozy, & in-between. š«
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An introduction to the Romantasy genre, these books are part of the cultural zeitgeist or the 'canon' that many would recognize. Look for more niche titles in later Starter Pack volumes.
ginabellareads commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
hi guys! iām currently re-watching once upon a time, and i was wondering if thereās any books that are like it? the whole disney-tales re-told kinda thing? or any books like once upon a broken heart because i think that has a similar vibe to what i wantš¤ i like the magical side of things, so any YA magic books like ouat/ouabh would be appreciated š©·š©· edit: young adult isnāt necessary, but if it is adult iād rather it have no spice/low spice!
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Once Upon a Broken Heart (Once Upon a Broken Heart, #1)
Stephanie Garber
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I'm in my dragon book era š What are your fave dragon books?
Just last month I read...
Any recs would be amazing! š©·
ginabellareads commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I usually do because even though I'm not reading a new book, I AM reading an entire book again. But I am confused as to whether I can count it towards my reading goals on PageBound or not. I'm aware it's a quest here or something like that and I don't want it to be unfair (?) I guess. Or to make people feel less about than their reading goals? Because if I see someone way ahead and reading like 200-300 books per year, I am like, aw I wish I could be such a voracious reader but then I catch myself and I thinkāeveryone has different circumstances and I should not compare myself to others.
I went on a tangent there. If it's not already obvious, I have GAD so I overthink a lot about stuff like this ā ļø
But the point is that I don't want to unwittingly contribute to someone's spiral like that š Because I can relate
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I'm in my dragon book era š What are your fave dragon books?
Just last month I read...
Any recs would be amazing! š©·
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Skyshade (Lightlark, #3)
Alex Aster
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Phantasma
Kaylie Smith
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Daughter of Chaos (The Dark Pantheon, #1)
A.S. Webb
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This world gets more and more immersive the more I read. I love how all the books feel part of the same land, the same lore and add depth and colour to a story that has such a special place in so many people's hearts. Sunrise on the Reaping gives readers a chance to dive into one of the most intriguing characters in the Hunger Games Universe and it delivers. I cannot tell you how excited I am to see Suzanne Collins continue building out the past, present and future of these characters. I hope she feeds our curiosity, exploring on our behalf so that we can soak up everything there is to learn a about the events that led to a revolution.
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Imagine if "How to train your Dragon" was set in New York City. I was immediately thrown into the action and love the fast paced world building. I'd recommend this to anyone wanting a dragon read, without overly complex lore. A solid fantasy read.
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This book blew me away! I was transported to a new land, coloured brilliantly with lore and history. This book is a historical, fantasy, coming of age story that keeps you on your toes. I was immediately on team dragon and couldn't wait to see how the adventure unfolded. One of my favourite dragon books I've read. I recommend this books for the whimsical, kid at heart who just wants a good tail...whoops I mean tale.