Evergreen said:

From The New World said:

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I think I found it! Does "Moonrunner" by Mark Thomason sound familiar? It fits the description almost perfectly. If not, I’ll keep looking!

From The New World said:

Evergreen said:

From The New World said:

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I think I found it! Does "Moonrunner" by Mark Thomason sound familiar? It fits the description almost perfectly. If not, I’ll keep looking!

To be honest, the author sounds familiar so this might be it! I'll have to get my hands on the book and find out! Thank you!

Acid Reign said:

Help! I don't know what to read next!

What are you interested in?

For the longest time I've been looking for a fantasy book (with dragons or some other tameable mythical creature) and LGBTQ+ main chracters (ideally nonbinary and/or wlw but thats pretty specific). The closest thing I've found is "The Abyss Surrounds Us" and I loved that.

Thanks for doing this! Can't wait to hear your suggestions! (:

Here are some books you might be interested in:

A few of these are a bit of a stretch (hence why there are so many options), since it was hard to find books that covered both mythical creatures and LGBTQ+ representation. Hopefully at least one of these interests you though! Out of all of them, Mooncakes is probably the closest to your request. A couple of them do have LGBTQ+ main characters, but they aren’t fully out until closer to the end. Feel free to PM me if you want the reasoning behind each of these being on the list. Or if none of them interest you, letme know and I'll keep looking. ^^

Evergreen said:

Acid Reign said:

Help! I don't know what to read next!

What are you interested in?

For the longest time I've been looking for a fantasy book (with dragons or some other tameable mythical creature) and LGBTQ+ main chracters (ideally nonbinary and/or wlw but thats pretty specific). The closest thing I've found is "The Abyss Surrounds Us" and I loved that.

Thanks for doing this! Can't wait to hear your suggestions! (:

Here are some books you might be interested in:

- Mooncakes (Suzanne Walker and Wendy Xu)

- Sorcerous Rivalry (Kayleigh Nicol)

- Dreadnought: Nemesis (April Daniels)

- Mask of Shadows (Linsey Miller)

- Deep Blue (Jennifer Donnelley)

- Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher (Bruce Coville)

- An Assassin's Guide to Love and Treason (Virginia Boecker)

- Fablehaven Series (Brandon Mull)

A few of these are a bit of a stretch (hence why there are so many options), since it was hard to find books that covered both mythical creatures and LGBTQ+ representation. Hopefully at least one of these interests you though! Out of all of them, Mooncakes is probably the closest to your request. A couple of them do have LGBTQ+ main characters, but they aren’t fully out until closer to the end. Feel free to PM me if you want the reasoning behind each of these being on the list. Or if none of them interest you, letme know and I'll keep looking. ^^

Acid Reign said:

Wow there are so many thank you so much! I'll check them all out now. This is so exciting

I just found a pretty long list of LGBTQ+ books of different genres, if anyone's interested in those!

@Acid Reign, I haven’t looked at all of the books on the list mentioned above, but most of them are fantasy, so I’ll see if I can find any of them that fit your request above.

Elements 🜁 said:

i just stumbled onto a post about a book series called The Wheel of Time and I figured a bunch of other people might like that too =3

Ive never heard of it before but apparently it is a major best seller and its about to be made into a whole series =D

Evergreen said:

Elements 🜁 said:

i just stumbled onto a post about a book series called The Wheel of Time and I figured a bunch of other people might like that too =3

Ive never heard of it before but apparently it is a major best seller and its about to be made into a whole series =D

Thanks for the recommendation! For anyone interested, The Wheel of Time seems to be a fantasy series similar to Lord of the Rings and someone I know compared it to a D&D campaign when I asked them for a summary. It's written by Robert Jordan.