Fantasy novels generally involve imaginary characters and/or imaginary worlds. They usually include elements of magic, the supernatural, and/or imagined creatures. There are many subgenres of fantasy.

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[Review] Starter Villain by John Scalzi

This book was a delight! Instantly engaging and quite preposterous. But no matter how outlandish the events and characters are, this book totally works. Scalzi is such a talented and engaging engaging writer that he can turn the impossible into a story that feels believable, solid, grounded...and joyful—because Scalzi always weaves in those moments of smile-inducing mirth.

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[Review] Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree

I loved this so much! Who wouldn't want to retire from adventuring to open up a coffee shop?! So much good fun. The characters are interesting, each with unique personalities. There are good guys and bad guys and everything-in-between guys. There are baristas and bakers, bards and purrballs.

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[Review] Les Normaux by Janine Janssen

An otherworldly romance set in Paris. I loved the diversity of magical/supernatural creatures. And I also loved the diversity of the characters sexual and romantic identities—a very good representation of different identities.

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[Review] Nothing Special, Volume Two by Katie Cook

An absolute delight! I loved the first volume of this graphic novel series and I am just as smitten with this one! The art is adorable and the storytelling is light and quirky. It's all so upbeat and whimsical. Lots of smiles. Lots of giggles. This book is pure joy.

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