I haven’t met a T. Kingfisher book I haven’t liked yet. And Wolf Worm is no exception.

I’ll admit it: the insanely stunning cover and sprayed edges of Dawn of the Firebird by Sarah Mughal Rana are what first caught my eye.

To celebrate my birthday this year, I’m sharing 41 of my favorite book recommendations from many different genres—so there’s something for everyone!

Where are all my fellow Kdrama fans at?! If you love Kdramas and urban fantasy, you’ll probably enjoy Sophie Kim’s The God and the Gumiho.

If you’re looking for an old school style of fairytale that borders on absurdist á la Terry Pratchett, Howl’s Moving Castle, or more recently, Never the Roses, you will absolutely love this.

If you’re looking for a YA fantasy with an Asian-inspired steampunk setting, this quick read might be for you.

What if you annoyed your big sister as a child, so she created a playmate for you out of flowers and plants, and that playmate became your best friend?

Spring has sprung, which means new sights and stellar reads are in your future. Join BAMTP’s FREE quarterly reading challenge!

If this fantasy book isn’t on your TBR list yet, remedy that immediately. It’s one of the strongest debuts I’ve read in years.

Have you read ‘book one’ yet?! Don’t worry, you still have time. Kind of. Don’t miss starting these series before their sequels arrive!

A sequel with no second book syndrome. This werewolf shifter romantasy is even better than book one. Here’s why.

Imagine the gritty werewolves from the movie, Underworld, but put them in tartan kilts and the time period vibes of Braveheart, and you get The Wolf King.

If Historical Fiction Fantasy with some Romance is your vibe, listen up. Graceless Heart by Isabel Ibanez definitely needs to go on your 2026 TBR.

A new year means new reads to discover and a return to some of your favorite worlds in anticipated sequels. Here are 26 you’ll definitely want on your shelf…

As 2025 comes to an end, it’s a yearly tradition to celebrate my most unforgettable reads—the one’s I can’t stop thinking about and recommending.

Her debut novel was very divisive, and once again, I think Georgia Summer’s new release, The Bookshop Below is going to be a book that people either love or loathe.

Is this Greek Mythology retelling of a notorious character written entirely in verse going to be for everyone? No. But for…

If you fancy an alternate historical fiction fantasy set in Regency England, this might be the one for you.