My top 9

I swear I did read books this year that weren't fantasy, but apparently I needed some real escapism! Remember to look up trigger warnings!

Number 1:

Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor

Book 1 of 3 (finished series)

Number 2:

The Reader by Traci Chee

Book 1 of 3 (finished series)

Number 3:

The Marveller's by Dhonielle Clayton

Book 1 of 3 (unfinished series)

Number 4:

Alfajiri by Michael Laborne

Book 1 (hopefully unfinished series)

Number 5:

The Name Bearer by Natasha Hernandez

Book 1 of 3 (unfinished series)

Number 6:

T.J. Young and the Orishas by Atoine Bandele

Book 1 of 3 (finished series)

Number 7:

Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen

Book 1 of 2 (hopefully unfinished series)

Number 8:

Beasts of Prey by Ayana Gray

Book 1 of 3 (finished series)

Number 9:

That time I got drunk and needed a love potion at a Werewolf by Kimberly Lemming

Book 2 of 4 (unfinished series)

2024/12/10 Edited to

... Read moreAs a true book lover, the thrill of discovering remarkable reads is incomparable. I explored some incredible fantasy titles this year, perfect for anyone seeking a vivid escape into vibrant worlds. 1. **Akata Witch** by Nnedi Okorafor unleashes a compelling mix of magic and culture, making it an unmissable experience. If you're fascinated by African folklore entwined with fantasy, this series is a must. 2. **The Reader** by Traci Chee introduces readers to a captivating universe where storytelling intertwines with survival. It's a rich narrative promising twists and profound characters. 3. **The Marveller's** by Dhonielle Clayton offers a unique twist on the magical genre, perfect for readers craving a fresh narrative. 4. **Alfajiri** by Michael Laborne emerges as an intriguing tale that's rich with deep themes, leaving readers thirsty for more exploration. 5. **The Name Bearer** by Natasha Hernandez captivates with its enchanting storytelling and relatable characters, making it a commendable addition to your reading list. 6. **T.J. Young and the Orishas** by Atoine Bandele merges mythology with contemporary themes, appealing to adventurous readers. 7. **Skin of the Sea** by Natasha Bowen showcases a beautiful narrative that ties in African mythology with an immersive adventure. 8. **Beasts of Prey** by Ayana Gray carries a thrilling plot filled with intrigue and suspense, perfect for fantasy enthusiasts. 9. For humor mixed with fantasy, **That Time I Got Drunk and Needed a Love Potion at a Werewolf** by Kimberly Lemming delivers laugh-out-loud moments alongside an engaging tale. These titles not only provide escapism but also present diverse perspectives within fantasy literature, making them valuable reads for any library!