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Set in the Spring
A list of books set in Spring. Please feel free to make suggestions, ideally books are wholly in the Spring months, perhaps with the exception of any prologues or epilogues
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The Mystwick School of Musicraft
Jessica Khoury
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Bears & Bakeries (Sweet & Stocky, #2)
Dylan Drakes
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Set in the Summer
A list of books set in Summer. Please feel free to make suggestions, ideally books are wholly in the Summer months, perhaps with the exception of any prologues or epilogues
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Set in the Spring
A list of books set in Spring. Please feel free to make suggestions, ideally books are wholly in the Spring months, perhaps with the exception of any prologues or epilogues
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Set in the Winter
A list of books set in Winter. Please feel free to make suggestions, ideally books are wholly in the winter months, perhaps with the exception of any prologues or epilogues
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Set in the Autumn
A list of books set in Autumn. Please feel free to make suggestions, ideally books are wholly in the autumn months, perhaps with the exception of any prologues or epilogues
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Victoria Goddard's Nine Worlds
All of Victoria Goddard's Nine Worlds books ordered by in-world time. (Earliest book at the top of the list.) As per the reading order page on Goddard's website.
(Upcoming release not yet included: Bubble and Squeak, Greenwing and Dart #7)
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stephanelli commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
i’m new to fantasy and with the few books I’ve recently read, I’ve realised I love descriptive worldbuilding that feels lived in, not just a list of names and places. what book made you think this world is real? share the title and tell me why it worked rather than just dropping a name.
bonus if it is friendly to a newer reader who likes atmosphere without a 50 page prologue. 📚✨
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Sea of Charms (Spellshop, #3)
Sarah Beth Durst
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The Lost Rainforests of Britain
Guy Shrubsole