Yup you have now sold me on Emily Wilde. I love the found family trope and the atmosphere with an academic setting sounds fantastic to me! I also plan on getting to the slow regard of silent things by rothfuss. I am actually working through Name of the Wind right now and am really enjoying it. Girl we are never gonna get that third book, it's been like 15 years waiting! But I am here for the story regardless. Also the Wizards Butler I am so here for. Sounds so intriguing and sounds like it will give me some laughs. I plan on starting my booktube channel next month and would love to be booktube friends and gush on all the stories! Watching you has made me even more excited to start it. I am excited to make the content and build community with wonderful people like you, it's just the technical stuff is so daunting! You are excellent at it and it's giving me inspiration that I will learn and figure it out!💙
Good luck with starting your own channel! It gets easier with all the technical bits ♡ So glad I could help inspire you ✨️ Hahahaha I know, but I hold out hope for that 3rd book 😅
I've read Legends and Lattes with my husband during our last holidays. We enjoyed it so much that reading together has become our favourite hobby. (I read and he corrects my pronunciation, because Iam italian learning English and he is Scottish). Now we are reading bookshop and bonedust. I did' nt think it was possible but we even like it more than the first.Thanks for your reccomandations we are surely going to read most of them. ☕☕🍵
YES! Your recommendation video actually helped me more than I expected. I was looking for cozy fantasy recs and you reminded me of a book I've been thinking about for so long. I've been trying to figure out (not really actively, but just in the back of my mind) of the book about the girl who painted the fae and got in big ole trouble. Thank you for reminding me of it! And all the great recs!
For me cosy fantasy would probably include Narnia and Walter Moer's "City of dreaming books". Maybe "Good omens" by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet. "Nettle and bone" has such an amazing cover, by the way.
☕🍵 I have some of the books you mentioned sitting on my shelves unread. I went book shopping today and added to the growing pile! I really think I like collecting everything I want to read and am comforted that I can just pick up a new book at any time. 😊 📚
emily wilde's encyclopaedia of faeries is definitely going on my tbr! ty another cosy fantasy i've read is Can't Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne where a queen's assassin and her girlfriend, the most powerful mage, run away together to open a hybrid tea/book shop ☕
I've read all but five of those books and enjoyed them all. I think they all fit the cozy theme but some of them don't feel low stakes to me. But that's fine with me anyway. Have you read Snow & Rose by Emily Winfield Martin? It's a middle grade but it's all kinds of cozy with the most wonderful illustrations. Not fantasy as much as quietly sci-fi, I can't say enough about how much I loved A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers. Also I'd add a graphic novel, Chivalry by Neil Gaiman.
Yup you have now sold me on Emily Wilde. I love the found family trope and the atmosphere with an academic setting sounds fantastic to me! I also plan on getting to the slow regard of silent things by rothfuss. I am actually working through Name of the Wind right now and am really enjoying it. Girl we are never gonna get that third book, it's been like 15 years waiting! But I am here for the story regardless. Also the Wizards Butler I am so here for. Sounds so intriguing and sounds like it will give me some laughs. I plan on starting my booktube channel next month and would love to be booktube friends and gush on all the stories! Watching you has made me even more excited to start it. I am excited to make the content and build community with wonderful people like you, it's just the technical stuff is so daunting! You are excellent at it and it's giving me inspiration that I will learn and figure it out!💙
Good luck with starting your own channel! It gets easier with all the technical bits ♡
So glad I could help inspire you ✨️
Hahahaha I know, but I hold out hope for that 3rd book 😅
I adored Emily Wilde! I’ve been reading so much cozy fantasy lately, just finished Keeper of the Enchanted Rooms and adored it! ☕️
Its such a lovely genre of books to read! Adding Keeper of the Enchanted Rooms to my tbr!
I've read Legends and Lattes with my husband during our last holidays. We enjoyed it so much that reading together has become our favourite hobby. (I read and he corrects my pronunciation, because Iam italian learning English and he is Scottish). Now we are reading bookshop and bonedust. I did' nt think it was possible but we even like it more than the first.Thanks for your reccomandations we are surely going to read most of them. ☕☕🍵
That is so lovely! Im so happy you both enjoyed it 💗
YES! Your recommendation video actually helped me more than I expected. I was looking for cozy fantasy recs and you reminded me of a book I've been thinking about for so long. I've been trying to figure out (not really actively, but just in the back of my mind) of the book about the girl who painted the fae and got in big ole trouble. Thank you for reminding me of it! And all the great recs!
Hahaha glad I could help! Hope you enjoy it 😁
For me cosy fantasy would probably include Narnia and Walter Moer's "City of dreaming books". Maybe "Good omens" by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet. "Nettle and bone" has such an amazing cover, by the way.
I can see why Narnia would be a cosy fantasy, it has the added bonus of nostalgia as well 😄
Im definitely going to read the pig in the derby hat!
Its such a cute little read!
☕🍵 I have some of the books you mentioned sitting on my shelves unread. I went book shopping today and added to the growing pile! I really think I like collecting everything I want to read and am comforted that I can just pick up a new book at any time. 😊 📚
Yes I know exactly what you mean. It's why my TBR pile will never be low 😅
These are really good recommendations❤
Aww thankyou 💓
House in the Cerulean Sea is so so soooooo cozy 🥰☕️
It really is ♡♡
I am looking forward to trying some of these books, thanks for the recs!
No problem! I hope you enjoy!
Subscribed! I love emily wilde and shady hollow is in my queue..☕
Thank you so much! I have high hopes for Shady Hollow!
Happy to hear Emily Wilde worked for you too! 💜
It was so lovely ♡
emily wilde's encyclopaedia of faeries is definitely going on my tbr! ty
another cosy fantasy i've read is Can't Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne where a queen's assassin and her girlfriend, the most powerful mage, run away together to open a hybrid tea/book shop ☕
No problem I hope you enjoy! I've heard of Canr Spell Treason Without Tea, I will have to read it at some point
great video! i have to finally read the hobbit ahaha
Thank you! I hope you like it, I'm starting LOTR soon!
I've read all but five of those books and enjoyed them all. I think they all fit the cozy theme but some of them don't feel low stakes to me. But that's fine with me anyway. Have you read Snow & Rose by Emily Winfield Martin? It's a middle grade but it's all kinds of cozy with the most wonderful illustrations. Not fantasy as much as quietly sci-fi, I can't say enough about how much I loved A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers. Also I'd add a graphic novel, Chivalry by Neil Gaiman.
A Palsm for The Wild is one I have my eye on. I havent read the others, will keep those in mind next time I need a cosy read 💕
Thank you so much
I have the next book by TJ Kline “under the whispering door “ I love it. I love your vlog!
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I really need to read that one!
Great suggestions ☕️
Thankyou so much 💓
This video is cosy too.
Im glad it was cosy 😊
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I don't think I have ever read a cozy fantasy, and you video has convinced me to pick at least one up. 🖤 Love your video, love your vibe!
Aww thank you! I hope you enjoy it