Hyper Specific Fantasy Book Recs! (a fantasy read for whatever mood!) 

The Sword of Kaigen is truly brilliant. It is so emotional and painful but handles it all masterfully and with such maturity that you feel fullfilled at the end. Everything it talks about, it handles so gracefully that I matured along the way reading it. It's about growing, maturing, healing, and moving forward, and many more themes. Truly love that book.

This is a holy grail of a video, thank you Reagan 😭🙏

This video is everything 🙌🏻 *adds another 30 books to my TBR

My fantasy rec queen from day 1✨

Oh my! Shadow of the gods was already on my tbr, but now you’ve answered my question for an older person / parent protagonist, it is going all the way to the top🥰

His dark materials by Philip Pullman could bring a Pokémon vibe too!

These are my favorite videos! It opens the door to new authors and genres for me. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Love your explanations. Really enjoy following you!

You have a wonderful gift of expression and descriptive language. Great reviews!!!! I’m saving the entire video!!!

Your content is so good and comforting ❤ Will be checking out some of these books, I am in the middle of age of myth I am loving it !🎉

i realized that i love most of your reviews so much i have like 90% of the books you mentioned

I really need to read The Will of The Many, its been sat ok my tbr 😅

Currently reading Sword Catcher and I’m amazed at the amount of tension and chemistry there is, even between Conor and Kel, I seriously can’t tell where anything is going, I’m enjoying it a lot!!!

Lol I've watched this video a few times now. I love your recommendations. You go fast but detailed. Nice work honestly.

I also feel like Godkiller by Hannah Kaner is great for the Pokemon feel with Skeddy being just the cutest little guy. I'm definitely picturing the Lumens from FaeFarm whenever he's described!

Love this! All amazing recommendations ❤❤❤

great recommendations. i love james islington. especially as a new author he has incredible promise and his character and world development starts slow but is usually pretty good.

For the subverted chosen one trope (as well as a great older female character going on a quest) I highly recommend The Art of Prophecy by Wesley Chu. I picked it up on a bit of a whim and I couldn’t put it down (definitely one of my favorite books of the year).

Not me wishlisting 90% of these books while watching this video 😆

I really want to read LIBRARY OF THE DEAD, FOUNDRYSIDE, and SPELLS FOR FORGETTING! I just read THE UNMAKING OF JUNE FARROW by Adrienne Young and I love Adrienne’s writing and now I want to read more of her books! 😍😭🥰

I’ve read all except three!!

I've found some of my all-time favorite books from your channel. Great recommendations 🤗🤗

I'd add in the His Dark Materials Series for the pokemon-esque animal companion vibes!

I always think if i start reading all the best i'll get bored of everything else..ur proof i wont bc u read SO much and still find amazing ones❤

Would you be able to include the age rating for your recommendations? ☺️💕 I always love your recommendations but find I usually have to look up what age the book is geared too

For epic historical fantasy, I would strongly recommend Crown Of Stars series by Kate Elliott.

MY Roman Empire-inspired favorite series - Furies of Calderon. Can't recommend it enough!

Foundryside sounds so good! 👀

kindle is wondering why I sent a dozen samples to my library

I love these videos so much!

Love Foundryside

*likes and saves this video for future reference as if I’m not drowning in an endless tbr as it is…*

Would love your recommendations for fantasy books like the way of kings, and other epic type fantasy books but very easy to read for beginners to reading fantasy and beginner readers all together. Looking for my best friend who reads but never read fantasy, and my husband who doesn’t read but would like to start and likes shows like the Witcher. I need Christmas gift ideas for those readers. I’m lost for ideas

I would like to see your video about predicting the best fantasy books for Goodreads this year.

I need to read Sword Catcher so badly 😤

These are always fun!

Juliet Marillier is one of my favourite writers ever

I love Juliet marillier was much ❤

Good recomendations

Love this video! Since you mentioned Josiah Bancroft, I was wondering if you have read his latest release Hexologist. If so: is it anything like Senlin Ascends? Do you recommend it?

I really want to read the Baru Cormorant series, especially with how much you seem to love it. Are you planning on reading the 3rd book any time soon?

Any book having a tournament kind of like the tournament arcs in animes?

I’m dying for you to read the Moontide Quartet by David Hair

A murderous mommy 😂 i love it

Have you read the gone series by Michael grant?

I’m confused on the order of the books for The Realm of the Elderlings 😅 Send help pls

the most Divine Rivals book that there is is Lovely War. There's Gods, there's WWI, there's longing, there's letters, it's not fantasy and it's not rivals to lovers, but tone and theme it's the same.

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i sooo loved the first book of foundryside but the second book fell flat for me

Arc of a Scythe series by Neal Shusterman are great for those who enjoy a good dystopian vibe

Does anyone think like me? If I were going to read a fantasy novel about a topic like crime families or colonialism or whatever, I'd also like to read some non fiction on those topics.

Hey great video but please use timestamps for us impatient young people :)))

I was disappointed by book two of the Library of the Dead series because I felt like the author made Ropa act so dumb and totally took away all of her common sense

I love these videos so much!