The Joys of Fiction & Adventure

by Jennifer J. Lacelle

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6 books

The list is about finding new fantasy worlds written by incredible authors who have taken their skills and either adapted old myths into new literature or created entirely new worlds.

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Daughter of the Moon Goddess

Sue Lynn Tan, 2022

Sue Lynn Tan took an old myth and made a fascinating new series that is eloquent, stunning, emotional and thought-provoking. She takes this world and shows the reader heaven.

The Lost Girl

Sangu Mandanna, 2012

This one dives into the emotional reigns of what it means to be a person while displaying a terrifying new reality in our new world order.

Roses and Rot

Kat Howard, 2016

If you want to discuss the fae and the true meaning of the mystical then look no further! This one will delve into the creative arts and the powers of the fae while delivering a clear message that people are strong when they need to be.

Eve

Anna Carey, 2011

The end of the world? Yes, please! A scary read that examines the future of humanity and what that means for young people.

A Great and Terrible Beauty

Libba Bray, 2010

This is the story that made me want to be a writer. The author pushed the limits with emotional details, magic, the unknown and all things that might make you cry. I decided that I wanted to be able to write with that emotional range.

Once Every Never

Lesley Livingston, 2012

This one is stunningly hilarious while providing an interesting glimpse into world history. Be prepared to laugh through this story while being on the edge of your seat.