6 Novels to Take you Away to a Fantasy World

Books are said to be the man's best friends, and they actually are. Books are the best companions ever. Books are always there to serve us according to our mood. There are so many genres of books available for every mood. One of them is for the eagerness to move into a world of fantasy.

Posted On August 12th, 2021

Game of Thrones

This series' popularity has skyrocketed in recent years, so what list would be complete without it? If you enjoy multiple, intricate storylines, a cast of characters where no one is safe from death, and a world full of lords, knights, bastards, wizards, ladies, and more, this series is for you. It has magic, intrigue, mystery, and a lot of romance; in short, it's a world unlike any other.

The Way of Kinds

In this epic fantasy, mystical swords and armor transform ordinary men into invincible warriors, and kingdoms are won and traded for Shard blades. An intriguing cast of characters from the fantasy world fight their own battles, sometimes with less than pure motives.

The Arabian Nights

The Arabian Nights are probably the most well-known medieval Arabic book in the West, with ripping yarns and vivid characters that have influenced film, music, and literature for centuries. The book is so perfect for taking you to another world of fantasy.

Stardust

Stardust is a 1999 fantasy novel written by British author Neil Gaiman and illustrated by Charles Vess. Stardust is written in the tradition of pre-Tolkien English fantasy, following in the footsteps of authors such as Lord Dunsany and Hope Mirrlees, and has a different tone and style than most of Gaiman's prose fiction.

The False Prince

Sage is an orphan, a thief, and a liar, as well as snarky and rebellious. He is one of three boys chosen by a mysterious nobleman to compete for the role of his country's lost prince, who was killed by pirates. One boy will ascend to the throne, while the other two will perish. The story will keep you reading to discover if and how Sage outwits the traitorous nobleman and survives.

The Color of Magic

What if characters from a fantasy world grew up and discovered they had modern anxieties and problems? What is the best job in town for a troll? The Color of Magic delves into the answers to questions about fantasy heroes that everyone has but is afraid to ask.