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Tag Archives: youth fantasy
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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Magic and Mental Health: Rialto and Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute
On the surface, these two books don’t have much in common with each other. Rialto by Kate Milford is a contemporary middle grade fantasy book with all of the magic weaving in and out of everyday life that I’d expect … Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews, Romance, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged book reviews, book-review, books, Fantasy, Kate Milford, magical carousels, mental health, middle grade book reviews, reading, sisters, Talia Hibbert, teen book reviews, teen romance, youth fantasy
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Engaging Chapter Books: The Mighty Macy, Raquel Reyes, The Avian Adventurers, and Heartwood Hotel
I talk about three new chapter books and one older but very popular book – all aimed at about middle elementary school-aged kids, including books by Kwame Alexander, Angela Cervantes, Heidi E.Y. Stemple, and Kallie George. Continue reading
3 Fantasy Graphic Novels for Kids: Camp Monster, Goat Magic, and the Space Cat
Here are three different takes on fantasy/sci-fi adventures for kids in graphic novel format. Misunderstandings and pranks take the lead in Camp Monster; a princess in exile needs the help of goats and their herder in Goat Magic, and a cat has multiple funny/serious adventures with aliens in The Space Cat. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Middle Grade, Reviews, Sci-Fi
Tagged African-American, aliens, books, cats, comics, Fantasy, LGBTQ, literature, monsters, reading, youth fantasy, youth graphic novels
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Guest Post: Isabelle Knight on “Why Middle Grade?”
Author Isabelle Knight answers the question, “What is it about middle-grade books, like Greenglass House, Nevermoor, or Harry Potter, that I love so dearly?” Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade
Tagged book blogging, book blogs, book-review, books, Fantasy, guest posts, Middle Grade, Middle Grade Fantasy, reading, youth fantasy
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Magic and Secrets: The Ink Witch, Farrah Noorzad and the Realm of Nightmares, and Scarlet Morning
Here are three fantasy books where kids uncover secrets and find that solving their personal problems might just help the larger world as well. The Ink Witch by Steph Cherrywell. Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2025. ISBN 978-0316585941. Read … Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged award winners, book reviews, book-review, books, djinn, Fantasy, fiction, LGBTQ, Middle Grade, pirates, reading, Stonewall Award, witches, youth fantasy
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Top 14 Percy Jackson Read-Alikes for Young Readers
Here are 14 fresh tales of modern-day kids and their misadventures with mythology from around the world for fans of Percy Jackson. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Lists, Middle Grade
Tagged bibliography, book lists, book-review, books, diversity, Fantasy, Percy Jackson Read-Alikes, reading, Rick Riordan Read-Alikes, youth fantasy
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Crossing Magical Borders: 3 Middle Grade Fantasies
Three engaging children’s books, each featuring unique protagonists exploring magical worlds. “The Forgotten Summer of Seneca” centers on Rowan, who discovers a portal to a magical village. “Vanya and the Wild Hunt” follows a girl navigating her magical lineage. “Nox Winters and the Stygian Serpent” sees Nox confronting unresolved family ties in a fantasy realm. Continue reading
Posted in books, Middle Grade
Tagged African-American, book reviews, book-review, books, dark fantasy, Fantasy, fiction, Indian-British, magical schools, Middle Grade, portal magic, reading, youth fantasy
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Monthly Reading Round-Up Middle Grade-Adult: December 2025
Share some cozy winter reads with me in my December round-up, featuring books from picture book through adult on themes as varied as ADHD, Indigenous culture, and cozy fantasy and sci-fi. With books by Jashar Awan, Penn and Kim Holderness, Dawn Quigley, Kim Normanton, Angeline Boulley, Lewis Hancox, Trung Le Nguyen, Mary Robinette Kowal, M. Stevenson, Charlotte E. English, Leslye Penelope, Lynn Strong., Malka Older, George Takei, and more. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Historical, Lists, Middle Grade, nonfiction, Print, Realistic, Romance, Sci-Fi, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged ADHD books, Black fantasy, book blog, book bloggers, book reviews, book-review, books, Fantasy, fantasy romance, fiction, historical romance, Indigenous, LGBTQ, LGBTQ memoir, Michigan books, monthly round-up, reading, Romance, science fiction, tea books, youth fantasy, youth fiction
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