I was scrolling through my library's ebooks and stumbled upon what may be the best title ever.
I didn't think it was possible to click "borrow" that quickly.
Bradleygirl Just based on this I'm gonna quietly recommend my favorite faerie / urban fantasy and sneak back out![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
War for the Oaks: A Novel 6y
War for the Oaks: A NovelKCorter @Bradleygirl Ooh! Stay! I need more recommendations! I'll even trade you.Neverwhere 6y
NeverwhereBradleygirl @KCorter oh gosh Neverwhere is awesome and stands in its own category! McKinley does too, actually, here:Sunshine (Turtleback School & Library) 6y
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Bradleygirl Oh and this one was dreamy and weird but I loved it:Summer and Bird 6y
Summer and BirdKCorter @Bradleygirl That's how I feel about the Fairyland series by Catherynne Valente! Well, Catherynne Valente should really be a genre of her own in my opinion.The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making 6y
The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own MakingKCorter @Bradleygirl "Dreamy and weird" sounds perfect. In fact, that's how I would probably describe my current read as well.Mr. Fox 6y
Mr. FoxBradleygirl Valente's series is on my TBR, I'll have to bump it up! 6y
KCorter @Bradleygirl While you're at it, if superhero retellings pique your interest, add this one to your TBR. It is one of my favorites.The Refrigerator Monologues 6y
The Refrigerator MonologuesBradleygirl Will do! Ooh, that one by Oyeyemi sounds good. OH I just remembered! The Eyre Affair series is delightfulThe Eyre Affair: A Novel 6y
The Eyre Affair: A Novel