Books that contain magical or supernatural elements, set in imaginary worlds.
Percy Jackson turns Greek myths into a wild road trip. The jokes actually land, monsters pop up everywhere, and Percy’s crew feels like friends. Some jokes miss, but trust me, you’ll wish you had a magic pen too.
Percy Jackson made me laugh more than Grandma after two cups of coffee. It's wild, witty, and packed with monsters. Sure, the plot gets silly sometimes, but you can't beat the fun and those lovable misfit heroes.
Reading Terry Pratchett is like eating jellybeans you can’t stop popping—each one is a surprise. You laugh, you think, and sometimes you snort tea out your nose. Not for grumps, but perfect for anyone who likes fun with brains.
Madeline Miller makes Greek myths fun and fresh. Her characters mess up, laugh, and learn—just like my friends. If you like gods with attitude and magic that goes wrong, you’ll have a great time here.
Magic breaks the world, but the people are even more dangerous. The Fifth Season hurls you into chaos, heartbreak, and powers that can squash mountains. Bring snacks and a helmet—you’ll want both before this wild ride ends.
Jim Butcher writes magic and mayhem like no one else. Harry Dresden is a wizard I'd trust with my coffee order. The Chicago setting feels alive, and the humor kept me grinning, even when demons showed up uninvited.
Brandon Sanderson builds wild worlds, cooks up smart magic, and fills his books with heroes you cheer for. Some stories run long, but the action and big twists keep me turning pages. Fantasy fans, you’re in for a treat!
Shaun Tan’s The Arrival is like if Picasso drew your dreams about moving to Mars. The story is silent, but the pictures shout ‘look at me!’ It’s weird, sad, and hopeful. My cat even looked twice at a page.
Percy Jackson’s world is a wild mix of Greek gods, monsters, and high school drama. I laughed, I gasped, I maybe even cheered out loud. Not perfect, but it sure made my bus rides a lot more fun.
Feyre’s adventures are wild, romantic, and sometimes make you shout at the book. There’s magic galore, brooding guys, and the plot? Never boring. But fair warning—some twists left me needing a snack break and a nap.
