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Category Archives: Audiobook
Continuing Gaslamp Adventures: A Waltz of Sinister Import, Stormsong, and Soulstar
In which I look at book 3 of the Lady and Lord Riven series by Stephanie Burgis and books 2 and 3 of the Kingston Cycle by C.L. Polk. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print, Reviews
Tagged Black fantasy, books, Fantasy, fantasy romance, fiction, gaslamp fantasy, LGBTQ, vampires
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Fantasy Romance for Tough Times – Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter, The Book Witch, How to Lose a Goblin in 10 Days, and When the Tides Held the Moon
I’ve been craving so much cozy fantasy romance lately – here are just a few of the ones I’ve been reading lately. What I love about all of these is that despite the sweetness of the romances take place in seriously troubling contexts, where greed, war, and prejudice put people, books, and even cats in danger, but love – romantic, family, and friend – still wins the day. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print, Romance
Tagged book blog, book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, Fantasy, fantasy romance, fiction, reading, Romance
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Cozy Fantasy: The Tea Princess Chronicles by Casey Blair
If you’re in the mood for cozy fantasy with tea, social justice, a baby dragon, and a hint of romance, read on for more of the Tea Princess Chronicles by Casey Blair. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy
Tagged audiobooks, book blogger, book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, dragons, Fantasy, fiction, gaslamp fantasy, tea books
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4 Fantasy Series Starters for Kids: An Encantadora’s Guide to Monstros & Magic, The Genie Game, The Last Ember, and The Magic Library of Waterfall Way
I’m sharing four new series starters here, posting as part of Marvelous Middle Grade Monday hosted by Greg at Always in the Middle. An Encantadora’s Guide to Monstros & Magic by Sarah J. Mendonca. Quill Tree Books, 2025. ISBN 978-1335012883. … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Sci-Fi
Tagged Asian-American, book-review, books, climate fantasy, dragons, epic fantasy, Fantasy, fiction, Japanese-American, magical libraries, Nigerian fantasy, Nigerian science fiction, reading, youth dystopia, youth fantasy, youth science fiction
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Monthly Book Round-Up Middle Grade-Adult: July 2025
My brief thoughts of the 11 books I read in July of 2025 – so many books I loved! Worth sharing, even a year late. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Historical, Lists, Middle Grade, nonfiction, Print, Realistic, Romance, Sci-Fi, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged adult science fiction, African-American, alternate history, book blog, book bloggers, book reviews, book-review, books, Fantasy, fantasy romance, fiction, LGBTQ, monthly round-up, reading, Romance, teen fantasy, youth fantasy, youth fiction
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3 Less Cheerful Fantasies: The Everlast, Katabasis, and This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me
I have mostly been gravitating towards cozy fantasy lately, but I have read some still excellent fantasy recently that have a decidedly higher body count that I still wanted to share with you. I won’t judge you if you’re feeling … Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print
Tagged Alix E. Harrow, book blog, book reviews, book-review, books, dark academia, Fantasy, fiction, Ilona Andrews, portal fantasy, R.F. Kuang, time loops
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Magical Academia: The Incandescent and To Ride A Rising Storm
Here are two books for adult fans of magical schools. The Incadescent takes us to a modern yet historical British boarding school that teaches magic as well as mundane subjects, told from the point of view of the Director of … Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print
Tagged adult fantasy, alternate history, book reviews, book-review, books, contemporary fantasy, dark academia, demons, dragons, Fantasy, fantasy book reviews, fiction, Indigenous, LGBTQ, magical schools, reading
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Enchanting Fantasy Romance: Enchanting the Fae Queen, The Keeper of Magical Things, and Cinder House
Three books about finding love and hope in the midst of troubled times. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print, Romance
Tagged book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, Cinderella, fairies, fairy tales, Fantasy, fantasy romance, fiction, Freya Marske, ghosts, Julie Leong, reading, Romance, Stephanie Burgis
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Teen Romance and Adventure: Until the Clock Strikes Midnight and Better Catch Up, Krishna Kumar
Until the Clock Strikes Midnight by Alechia Dow and Better Catch Up, Krishna Kumar by Anahita Karthik are two heartfelt stories of teens falling in love – one magical, one contemporary – that both have bi heroines searching for their place in the world with some fun and adventures along the way. Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print, Realistic, Romance, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged Black fantasy, book reviews, books, fairies, fiction, India, LGBTQ, reading, road trips, teen fantasy, teen romance
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