March Reading Advent

 Hey, readers!

It's that time again! Time for another awesome monthly reading advent, and March's theme is especially fun- I'll be recommending thirty-one fantasy novels!

Fantasy has always been my favorite genre. Out of all the book genres, I've read the most fantasy, so it was extremely fun to compile this list for you all! Not to mention it was super fun to read fantasy again after so much romance. <3

So without further ado, here is my lengthy list of fantasy recommendations! Definitely check these out if you're in for a whimsical March!

(Note: Not all of these recommendations are completely clean, including any other advent post after this. Read at your own discretion, but I try not to recommend too many books with bad content. Happy reading!)

  1. The Hobbit-J.R.R. Tolkien
  2. Wishtress-Nadine Brandes
  3. When You Wish Upon a Star-Elizabeth Lim
  4. Eragon-Christopher Paolini
  5. Dangerous Secrets-Mari Mancusi
  6. Heartless-Marissa Meyer
  7. The Wonderland Trials-Sara Ella
  8. The Lightning Thief-Rick Riordan
  9. The False Prince-Jennifer A. Nielsen
  10. Amari and the Night Brothers-B.B. Alston
  11. Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire-John August
  12. The Lost Property Office-James R. Hannibal
  13. Skyriders-Polly Holyoke
  14. 100 Cupboards-N.D. Wilson
  15. Nevermoor-Jessica Townsend
  16. Keeper of the Lost Cities-Shannon Messenger 
  17. A Breath of Mischief-MarcyKate Connolly
  18. Fablehaven-Brandon Mull
  19. A Royal Guide to Monster Hunting-Kelley Armstrong
  20. If the Magic Fits-Susan Maupin Schmid
  21. Across the Dark Water-Jennifer Lynn Alvarez
  22. Creatures of the Flood-Erin Hunter
  23. The Verdigris Pawn-Alysa Wishingrad
  24. Ophelia and the Marvelous Boy-Karen Foxlee
  25. Artemis Fowl-Eoin Colfer
  26. Dragon Rider-Cornelia Funke
  27. Dragon's Green-Scarlett Thomas
  28. The Last-Katherine Applegate
  29. The Little White Horse-Elizabeth Goury
  30. The Green Ember-S.D. Smith
  31. The Mossheart's Promise-Rebecca Mix


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