The Cozy Fantasy Book Tag

I found this on Wildwood Reads. I must admit, I’m a bit of a newbie to the cozy fantasy genre but I like what I see so far.

Rules

• Link back to the original creator’s post.
• Answer the questions/prompts
• Tag fellow bloggers of creators
• Use the graphic (with credit) if you’d like or create your own

1. Let the journey begin! What’s the first “cozy fantasy” book you’ve ever read.

I think that’s probably the Tea Dragon Society, though I didn’t know it would be called ‘cozy fantasy’ at the time.

2. Name a book that’s not marketed as “Cozy Fantasy” but feels like it.

Psalm for the Wild Built is technically science fiction though I don’t see many people making the distinction. Hey, I say it counts.

3. What’s a fantasy setting you would be comfortable living in and why?

I would love to visit Nova’s bookshop and just live in a New England full of magic and spirits.

4. Name a cozy fantasy book on your tbr & the perfect treat to go along with it.

Copying Wildwood Reads and going with Legends and Lattes. It is on my Beat the Backlist TBR and I have high hopes for it.

5. Pick a book that was described as “cozy fantasy” or fantasy book in general that was described as “comforting” “wholesome” & “cozy” but didn’t meet your expectations + explain why

The Galaxy, and the Ground Within turned out to be my least favourite Wayfarers book since it wasn’t so much cosy as it was tedious.

6. Is there a cozy fantasy/comforting fantasy book you’ve read (or you’ve seen) that you feel is underrated or under-the-radar?

Princess, Princess Ever After is one of Kay O’Neill’s lesser talked-about books but it’s certainly very cosy and very fun.

7. Fantasy book that leaves you feeling happy, full of joy or coziness.

Every Heart a Doorway might have some rather heavy moments and bring up some heavy themes but they always leave me happy.

I tag anyone else who feels very cosy right now!

I hope to see you again very soon.