Books matching: magical home setting
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Save:The Fire Within by Chris d'Lacey follows the story of David Rain, a college student who rents a room in an unusual boarding house filled with clay dragons that come to life. Alongside the dragons, there is a focus on squirrels, particularly Lucy's favorite squirrel named Conker. As David delves into the mysteries of the dragons and the peculiar happenings in the house, he also becomes involved in helping Lucy and Conker. The book combines elements of fantasy with real-world issues like kindness, friendship, and the importance of caring for others.
Well, here we are,” Mrs. Pennykettle said, pausing by the door of the room she had for rent. She clasped her hands together and smiled. “Officially, it’s our dining room, but we always eat in the kitc... - #2
Save:Set in North Carolina, "First Frost" by Sarah Addison Allen is a whimsical and enchanting tale revolving around the Waverley family, known for their touch of magic. The story follows the Waverley women, Claire and Sydney, and Sydney's daughter Bay, who possess unique abilities that influence their lives and those around them. As the first frost approaches, the family faces challenges and new beginnings, intertwined with elements of magic, romance, and family dynamics. Allen's storytelling style infuses wonder and magic into the narrative, creating a world that uplifts and captivates readers, offering a refreshing escape into a realm of enchantment and hope.
Bay Waverley-Hopkins raced down Pendland Street, her backpack bouncing and her dark hair flying behind her like blackbirds. The neighborhood homeowners always knew when she ran by, because they sudden...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Waverley Family ) - #3
Save:"Stranger at the Wedding" by Barbara Hambly follows Kyra, a wizard-in-training who is drawn back to her family when she foresees her sister's death on her wedding night. Despite being disowned by her family, Kyra must navigate the dangers of her magical abilities and societal prejudices to save her sister. Set in a world where wizards are feared and legislated against, the story unfolds as Kyra races against time to unravel a curse and protect her family from an unknown enemy, blending elements of mystery and fantasy in a unique industrial revolution setting.
In the nearly twenty years Kyra had known Barklin Briory, she had never seen her father’s butler shaken from the magisterial calm imposed by her office. But by the look on Briory’s round, stern face w...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Windrose Chronicles ) - #4
Save:'Read Radley's Home for Horny Monsters' is a monster harem read with a unique twist on erotic storytelling. The book follows Mike Radley as he inherits a house full of mythical creatures and magical beings, each with their own intricate backgrounds and personalities. The plot is described as a roller coaster ride of supernatural mayhem with dynamic characters, compelling storylines, and a wealth of world-building. The writing style is praised for its ability to seamlessly blend explicit sex scenes with individual stories, creating a fun and engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked.
Mike stared at the Victorian style home in awe, the sheer scale of it overwhelming him. Tower-like structures gave the blue dwelling a medieval touch, and the house was ringed in simple gardens with w... - #5
Save:A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher is a horror story with a unique twist, blending humor with creeping suspense. The plot follows Sam, an entomologist, who moves in with her mother in her deceased grandmother's house, only to discover eerie occurrences and changes in her family and surroundings. As Sam delves deeper into the mysteries of the house and its history, she uncovers unsettling truths that lead to unexpected dangers, all while maintaining a sense of realism and relatability in the characters' reactions and behaviors.
