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  • Cover of Faerie Tale
    Faerie TaleNovel

    Raymond E. Feist · standalone novel · 1988

    Thriller & suspense, tense in tone, about family secrets, set in small town.

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  • Cover of The Darkest Part of the Forest
    The Darkest Part of the ForestNovel

    Holly Black · standalone novel · 2015

    About forbidden love and coming of age, set in small town.

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  • Cover of The Wood Wife
    The Wood WifeNovel

    Terri Windling · standalone novel · 1996

    Mythic fantasy, reflective in tone, about identity and art and artists.

    “Maggie leaves her life to pursue her dream when her mentor leaves her his estate and a mystery.”

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  • Cover of Modern Tale of Faerie
    Modern Tale of FaerieSeries

    series · 4 books · 2002

    About coming of age.

    Start with Tithe →

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  • Cover of Spiderwick
    SpiderwickUniverse

    universe · 17 books · 2003

    “Holly Black writes and Tony DiTerlizzi draws this small, densely illustrated world across two linked cycles.”

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    Start with The Field Guide →

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  • Cover of Tufa
    TufaSeries

    series · 8 books · 2011

    Mythic fantasy, about music.

    “The Tufa are descendants of Irish fairies and were found in the area when the first European settlers arrived.”

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