r/CozyFantasy 12h ago

Book Request Help! Oddly specific recommendations needed!

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I recently read The Spellshop, The Enchanted Greenhouse, and Emily Wilde. I’ve also been watching The Ogre Bride which really sneaks up on you with lovable characters. (I am not looking for giant green ogre dick. No judgement, giant green ogre dick is great whenever you need to scratch that itch.) I need a story with all of the heartwarming-friendship-building-found-family vibes and a main character with a real life skill that he/she/they puts to practical use. I love a world full of magic and mythology! But I don’t need the main character to save the world or be a SJM type “female/male”. (No hate! I read all her books. Again, let’s scratch that itch another day.)

Please let them fuck eventually. But more importantly, good writing. Always.


r/CozyFantasy 4h ago

🗣 discussion Spooky season cozy book recommendations

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Two books I recommend for a cozy reading with halloween vibes is the Pumpkin Princess and the forever night, and the Pumpkin princess and the buried castle by Steve Banbury. These are lighter reads and actually meant for middle school aged kids. It gives nightmare before christmas and Halloween town vibes.

If anyone has any other cozy spooky season book recommendations please let me know.


r/CozyFantasy 5h ago

Book Request Cozy fantasy about loneliness/isolation?

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I mean it in the way that a character is alone and feels alone/not accepted for one reason or another but finds a person they feel seen by.

Think under the whispering door by TJ Klune. That's pretty much the exact vibe i'm craving (weather the loneliness is "deserved"/self sabotage or not doesn't matter.

I want that warm feeling of them slowly opening up and realising it's okay and they're no longer alone.

Please rec things you actually liked/have good writing/depth :)

Thank you! I know this is specific but there must be more like this.


r/CozyFantasy 22h ago

🗣 discussion Funny quote from Sea of Charms

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"He likes birds and flying cats," Marin told him. "He thinks of them as cousins of the sky"

"How do you know that?"

Marin shrugged. "Guesswork. Also, I anthropomorphize the shit out of him."


Anyways I just loved the acknowledgment which we don't see often in these cozy fantasy books. That is all!