Whether you call it young adult fantasy, YA, or just fantasy – fictional worlds and magical elements have inspired readers for generations. They can be a gateway to reading in a way that real-world-based stories cannot.
What fantasy books do you recommend for teenagers (or even tweens or pre-teens) to hook them into the fantasy genre? These could be books set in a fictional universe, books with magic elements, or anything else that plays with magical realism to tell a compelling tale that school-aged readers can identify with.
4.44 | 2,300 reads | |||
4.29 | 5,264 reads | |||
3.63 | 1,269 reads | |||
4.29 | 1,152 reads | |||
3.98 | 267 reads | |||
4.11 | 181 reads | |||
4.27 | 373 reads | |||
4.27 | 105 reads | |||
3.98 | 681 reads | |||
4.47 | 820 reads | |||
3.87 | 784 reads | |||
4.01 | 1,176 reads | |||
4.35 | 86 reads | |||
4.07 | 378 reads | |||
3.61 | 1,017 reads | |||
3.88 | 40 reads | |||
4.15 | 124 reads | |||
4.01 | 329 reads | |||
3.97 | 339 reads | |||
4.25 | 1,968 reads | |||
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4.1 | 165 reads | |||
3.83 | 32 reads | |||
3.75 | 13 reads | |||
3.7 | 200 reads | |||
3.08 | 13 reads | |||
3.6 | 72 reads | |||
3.93 | 62 reads | |||
3.71 | 9 reads | |||
3.99 | 478 reads | |||
3.69 | 18 reads | |||
3.72 | 162 reads | |||
3.88 | 460 reads | |||
4.04 | 52 reads | |||
4.16 | 678 reads | |||
2.6 | 9 reads | |||
3.5 | 36 reads | |||
4.1 | 94 reads | |||
4.37 | 2,507 reads | |||
4.01 | 191 reads | |||
3.63 | 41 reads |