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I resisted reading this young adult fantasy for a long while.

genre, and this Greedy Reading List offers a little of everything: light fiction/rom-com, mystery, fantasy The book revels in wonderful LGBTQ love and tons of sexiness; fantastic New York-centric details; and

Hour of the Witch is a thoroughly researched historical fiction thriller with fantastic details of the dark humor and unexpected details, and the exchanges between El and Orion (and El and everyone) were fantastic Grown-Ups Will Love. 06 The Nature of Witches by Rachel Griffin In the world of Griffin's young adult fantasy

This slim, intriguing book packs a punch, featuring revenge fantasies mixed with magical realism.

These are short books with a fantastically unique point of view, and they're perfect escapism. #robots, #fantasyscifi, #series, #uniquePOV 03 The House in the Cerulean Sea ​ I like to listen to fantasy #fantasyscifi, #LGBTQ, #youngadult What are you reading now?

Witch by Chris Bohjalian Hour of the Witch is a thoroughly researched, witchy, historical thriller with fantastic Hour of the Witch is a thoroughly researched historical fiction thriller with fantastic details of the dark humor and unexpected details, and the exchanges between El and Orion (and El and everyone) were fantastic In the world of Griffin's young adult fantasy novel The Nature of Witches, witches control the weather

just six of my favorite reads--some of which cross genres into mystery, science fiction (time travel), fantasy captivating story involves time travel, but it's primarily about deep human connections, complete with fantastic

What I'm Reading Now: Three Fun Fantasy Stories I'm reading the newest book from Naomi Novik, which showcases Novik also wrote the fantastic Spinning Silver and Uprooted, both of which appear on the Greedy Reading

five-star literary fiction wonder, a contemporary novel about a novelist, a meditative story, a cozy fantasy

during Pandemic Times, one of the genres I find myself gravitating toward listening to is young adult fantasy I think the pacing and the fantastical worlds lend themselves well to audiobook form. #fantasyscifi, #LGBTQ, #youngadult, #threestarbookreview

I mentioned this book (along with the epic science fiction/fantasy To Sleep in a Sea of Stars and a young

to have going on at once: a fictional, varied look at modern feminism and race in Britain; a revenge fantasy

Cosimano is also the author of the young adult mystery series Nearly Gone, the young adult fantasy series

exploration of fate and mortality; a serial-killer story based on real-life events; and a collection of fantasy Novik's newest work, Buried Deep , is a collection of thirteen stories that span the worlds of her fantastic

Rule of Wolves by Leigh Bardugo Rule of Wolves is the second and final book in Bardugo's young adult fantasy

Rule of Wolves is the second and final book in Bardugo's young adult fantasy King of Scars duology.

I've got historical fiction/fantasy, royal historical fiction, and a compelling nonfiction story that

But I'm still excited to read Marie Lu's latest young adult science fiction/fantasy book, the first in

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imagined nationwide hubbub (a la "baby Jessica" and the well), the third and final book in a captivating fantasy

This Greedy Reading List offers a little of everything: light fiction/rom-com, mystery, fantasy, contemporary The book revels in wonderful LGBTQ love and tons of sexiness; fantastic New York-centric details; and

feminism and LGBTQ love; a Maine-set mystery solved by retired CIA operatives; an epic historical fiction fantasy

, comfortable current life, the husband she loves, and her kids--or upset everything to explore the fantasy

doesn't the cold winter also feel like the perfect time to cozy up with a science fiction story with fantastic included a thought-provoking robot-focused story (A Psalm for the Wild-Built), the newest novel by the fantastic You can click here for other science fiction and fantasy books that I've reviewed on Bossy Bookworm. But Harrow the Ninth also offers fantastically bratty episodes on the parts of various characters; frenzies

multigenerational family story told through two timelines; the final book in a darkly playful young adult fantasy series; a quirky, campy mystery and revenge fantasy; and a young adult thriller with outlandish circumstances

multimillion-copy bestselling book (or the Tony award-winning Broadway musical based upon it, or the fantastic interesting possibilities. 04 Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin The first book in Mahurin's young adult fantasy

Linnea Hartsuyker is the first in a completed trilogy of the same name that links historical fiction and fantasy #nordic, #Vikings, #series, #fantasyscifi 04 Norwegian by Night ​ Sheldon Horowitz is 82 and lives with

Davies includes fantastic details of amateur Western exploration that I adored. 04 One for the Blackbird Carson is also the author of the Fire and Thorns series, which is made up of four young adult fantasy

But she is incapable of BS and full of rage, fear, unquenched revenge fantasies, vulnerability, and the

More Revenge Fantasies...and Revenge Enacted Mwaa haa ha!

the story, Sager does a good job of providing her with a stubborn grip on what she sees as truth over fantasy

You can click here for other science fiction and fantasy books that I've reviewed on Bossy Bookworm.

Harrow The Everlasting  involves jaunts through multiple versions of the same story, as our fantastic This is the type of romantic fantasy I adore. In her second fantastic short-story collection, Curtis Sittenfeld explores middle age, fame, friendship

A Restless Truth is the second in Freya Marske's queer fantasy mystery Last Binding trilogy that began

A Restless Truth is the second in Freya Marske's queer fantasy mystery Last Binding trilogy that began

mention that the essence of his story remained intact through years and "a million" versions (including a fantasy

In this second and final book in Bardugo's young adult fantasy King of Scars duology, Nikolai, Zoya,

Davies includes fantastic details of amateur Western exploration that I adored. 04 One for the Blackbird Carson is also the author of the Fire and Thorns series, four young adult fantasy books plus related

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But Harrow the Ninth also offers fantastically bratty episodes on the parts of various characters; frenzies

Eowyn Ivey is masterful at intertwining fantastical elements with the grounding of the vivid details Ivey's fantastical elements are inspired by Native American folklore and stories, and they work well

This one was slow going in the middle, but Wells provides a fantastically unique point of view, and this connections and surprisingly (to Murderbot, if no one else) strengthened loyalties, there is more of Wells's fantastically These are short books with a fantastically unique point of view, and they're perfect escapism. #robots, #fantasyscifi, #series, #offbeat, #uniquePOV, #LGBTQ, #threestarbookreview

Lu layers a fantastical alternate fairy world over a framework of the imagined point of view of Wolfgang Lu layers a fantastical alternate fairy world over a framework of the imagined point of view of Wolfgang #fantasyscifi, #historicalfiction, #siblings, #youngadult, #comingofage, #threestarbookreview

dark humor and unexpected details, and the exchanges between El and Orion (and El and everyone) were fantastic Novik also wrote the fantastic Spinning Silver and Uprooted, both of which appear on the Greedy Reading

This book is on my Greedy Reading List Six Fantastic Dystopian and Postapocalyptic Novels. #youngadult, #dystopia, #fantasyscifi, #fourstarbookreview

Professor Lyall is one of my favorite characters, as is Lord Akeldama, a fantastic, over-the-top, preternaturally #historicalfiction, #fantasyscifi, #LGBTQ, #series, #fourstarbookreview

Recursion is more fantastic character-driven science fiction from Blake Crouch, and I found this sooooo #timetravel, #mysterysuspense, #fantasyscifi, #fourstarbookreview

Both of these books are listed in my Greedy Reading List of Six Fantastic Dystopian and Postapocalyptic #postapocalyptic, #dystopian, #fantasyscifi, #series, #fourstarbookreview

captivating story involves time travel, but it's primarily about deep human connections, complete with fantastic Their common disjointedness brings them together, and the mashup of personalities and histories was fantastic

The first in the author's young adult steampunk Finishing School series offers wonderful, typically strong Carriger women with unique talents, clever minds, a nose for mystery, and next-level bantering capabilities. Fourteen-year-old Sophronia Temminnick constantly tests her mother's patience, as she's more apt to occupy herself by dismantling a clock or to arrive to tea disheveled, having climbed a nearby tree to ponder life's mysteries, than she is to master the proper curtsy or perfect her needlework, as is becoming to a Victorian-era young lady. So she is horrified to learn that she's been enrolled in Mademoiselle Geraldine's Finishing Academy for Young Ladies of Quality. But Sophronia soon realizes that the students at Mademoiselle Geraldine's aren't simply learning to dance and dress, but to use household items as weapons, use their feminine wiles to distract, and use diminishing assumptions about young women to craftily spy on unsuspecting victims. Sophronia is an immensely likable, clever, quick study who defies societal expectations. I loved the steampunk aspects--the airship transport, steam-powered mechanical animals, and the mechanical robot servants within the alternate Victorian England setting. I was also intrigued by the crafty finishing school nemesis, the oddball teachers and quirky school leadership, the persistent young people's shifting knowledge base, and the strange mystery at hand. This is the first in the four-book young adult steampunk series Finishing School. I listened to Etiquette & Espionage as an audiobook. More Love for Author Gail Carriger I loved the first book in Gail Carriger's five-book (plus a prequel short) Parasol Protectorate series, Soulless and its sequel, Changeless .