Fantasy books
Magic, invented worlds or the impossible. Here are 48 books with a lot of fantasy, starting with A Memory of Light, The Paper Magician and The Will of the Many.
A Memory of LightRobert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson
The Paper MagicianCharlie N. Holmberg
The Will of the ManyJames Islington
Ruin and RisingLeigh Bardugo
Fate BreakerVictoria Aveyard
The Hunger of the GodsJohn Gwynne
CaravalStephanie Garber
The MagiciansLev Grossman
Emily Wilde's Compendium of Lost TalesHeather Fawcett
The Serpent and the Wings of NightCarissa Broadbent
Crossroads of TwilightRobert Jordan
Three Dark CrownsKendare Blake
ElantrisBrandon Sanderson
The Thirteenth ChildErin A. Craig
Free the DarknessKel Kade
Nettle & BoneT. Kingfisher
PiranesiSusanna Clarke
The Lost StoryMeg Shaffer
Speaking BonesKen Liu
Of Darkness and LightRyan Cahill
Heir of FireSarah J. Maas
Tower of DawnSarah J. Maas
Kings of the WyldNicholas Eames
Red Seas Under Red SkiesScott Lynch
A Court of Frost and StarlightSarah J. Maas
Castles in Their BonesLaura Sebastian
Of Blood and FireRyan Cahill
The IncandescentEmily Tesh
When the Moon HatchedSarah A Parker
Winter's HeartRobert Jordan
A Gathering of ShadowsV.E. Schwab
WinterkeepKristin Cashore
Fourth WingRebecca Yarros
The Wolf of Oren-yaroK.S. Villoso
The Drowned WoodsEmily Lloyd-Jones
He Who Fights with Monsters 10Shirtaloon
Wind and Truth: Book Five of the Stormlight ArchiveBrandon Sanderson
Harry Potter and the Cursed ChildJ. K. Rowling, John Tiffany
Six Scorched RosesCarissa Broadbent
The City of BrassS.A. Chakraborty
KingsbaneClaire Legrand
A Crown of SwordsRobert Jordan
The Empire of GoldS. A. Chakraborty
Wrath of EmpireBrian McClellan
Harry Potter and the Order of the PhoenixJ.K. Rowling
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's StoneJ. K. Rowling
The Jasmine ThroneTasha Suri
The Hobbit Illustrated by the AuthorJ. R. R. Tolkien