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A book that has both the real world and fantasy world existing together.
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Jul 16, 2024 05:47AM
Something similar like Harry potter series.
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In ACOTAR, the first few chapters take place in the real world before she crosses over to the fae realms.
The Grishaverse, start with Shadow and Bone trilogy, then Six Of Crows duology, then, King Of Scars duology, plus there are other side books!
Percy Jackson, although that would count as mythology. But it has more world building than Harry Potter, and he spends time in both worlds equally.
Maybe "The Invisibile Life of Addie LaRue"? It's mostly fantasy but I think it fits both things at the same time.It's my favourite book of all time!
Look into more urban fantasy authors. Examples: Hailey Edwards, Annette Marie, Meghan Ciana Doidge, KF Breene, Molly Harper type of authors... If you are specifically looking for YA urban fantasy than look into Cassandra Clare, Rick Riordan, Leia Stone, Shannon Mayer, Leigh Bardugo... I am sure there a few I am not thinking of.
I am going to recommend two series:An Unfortunate Fairy Tale Series by Chanda Hahn
The Demons Assistant by Tori Centanni
I really enjoyed these two.
The Cruel Prince it's like switchy switch
Magnus Chase by Rick Riordan. MAYBE Legendborn by Tracy Deonn?
the house of the Morrigan (Pat O'Shea), the neverending story (Michael Ende), Wicked Lovel, the Shadowhunters saga, which is supernatural more than fantasy per se
percy jackson series by rick riordan
The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heap - about fictional characters who escape from their novels into the present day and form their own community.
Interesting that you brought up this topic, because I'm working on a series that is exactly this—a series about a girl's wish for superpowers to become real causing people throughout the world to gain superpowers—and my first book in the series, Exceptional, was published a couple of months ago.That said, I'm currently reading The Reckoners series by Brandon Sanderson and would say it's one such series that's like this, where people gain superpowers out of nowhere but end up becoming murderous evildoers, leading a group of ragtag gunmen known as The Reckoners to study them try to take them down (like the Amazon show The Boys, but much less cynical and not as ultraviolent). The first book takes place in a dystopian version of Chicago, and I believe the second takes place in New York City. Just finished up the first book and already can't wait to read the rest of the series!
The Hazel Wood series by Melissa Albert, fair warning I thought the second book and the side story were better than the first book, but still a good series
the shadowhunter universe by cassandra clare and percy jackson by rick riordan
