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My favourite cosy book recs

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Low-stakes cosy fantasy that was soothing for my nervous system but still kept me fully interested. The mystery was gentle but fun, the creatures were wonderful, the characters were lovable, and the queer romance felt soft and natural. It’s become a ...
Cursed Cocktails: A Cozy Fantasy by S L Rowland, Paperback
 
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YA fantasy inspired by Greek mythology, loved the witchy botanical magic, the mystery and sapphic romance
This Poison Heart Series by Kalynn Bayron
 
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Cosy, witchy, murder mystery
In the Company of Witches by Auralee Wallace
 
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A warm, cosy witch book with found family, soft magic, and gentle romance. It’s tender, whimsical, and sweet without being shallow. It felt like curling up with tea by candlelight, very comforting, heartwarming, and quietly enchanting.
The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna
 
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A sweet queer contemporary fantasy with lovable characters, gentle humour, and a fun magical world defined by quirky magical bureaucracy. Cosy modern magic, low-stress comfort and a charming romance.
Spell Bound by F.T. Lukens
 
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A magical Scottish/Celtic-inspired folklore mystery on an enchanted island. I loved the atmosphere, the mystery, the slow romantic tension, and the music-based magic. It was a bit more epic than my usual reads, but such a beautiful story
A River Enchanted (Elements of Cadence, #1) by Rebecca Ross
 
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This story was beautiful. I loved the ancient English forest folklore, the sweet gay love story, and the way it felt soft, a little haunting, and deeply human. These two books are quite short
The Greenhollow Duology: Silver in the Wood & Drowned Country by Emily Tesh
 
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A cosy fantasy with a sweet sapphic romance and magical world. They build a tea and bookshop together. The feeling of trying to escape a toxic system to build a cosy, quiet life is kind of relatable. I’ve read three books in this series so far and th...
Can't Spell Treason Without Tea (Tomes & Tea, #1) by Rebecca Thorne
 
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A cosy fantasy murder mystery without anxiety. I loved this one. A kitchen witch, a snarky cat familiar, a ghost, and friendship at the heart of it all. It was soft but kept my interest and it was fun!
Practical Potions and Premeditated Murder by Wren Jones