Fans of cozy fantasy will find much to love about this debut. It’s about Ainsworth, an ambitious researcher who travels to, well, the inn at the foot of Mount Vengeance. He’s there to interview intrepid explorers before they tackle the mountain, said to be full of adventure and danger. But he discovers that for some reason, no one at the inn has ever actually attempted the climb, and Ainsworth is determined to figure out why.

As a young girl, Ellie Mills encountered a floating island in the ocean that magically disappeared the next day, leaving her to question whether she imagined the whole thing. But twenty years later, the island reappears, and Ellie discovers its only inhabitant hasn’t aged since their last encounter. Is what Ellie sees really happening, and what does it mean? (Sing it with me now: Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?)

Magical establishments have been a hot subject in novels for a few years now, but nothing is better than a magical bookshop, amirite? In this Korean bestseller, the Memory Bookshop appears to those who need it most, its shelves filled with books of their own memories. Patrons can go back three chapters in their life to correct past mistakes…but they must give up time in their future as payment.

Literary sensation Jean Kwok is kicking off her first trilogy with this Chinese-inspired romantasy! Ribbon dancer Rubi Morningtail is an Azure refugee in the Dominion of the Silver Tyger with no memories and a magical talent she must keep hidden. But when she wounds a battle tyger, she is forced into the Bonding, a trial between tygers and riders, led by the fearsome mage Blake Axefire.

This is a first-contact family drama about the Minton family, who are having several crises. The dad has become a doomsday prepper; one daughter, Briar, is obsessed with a UFO cult and her missing classmate; and the other daughter, Chantale, is having terrible nightmares. And this is all before the aliens show up on Chantale’s wedding day and cause chaos and destruction!

In this new paranormal fantasy from the author of Someone You Can Build a Nest In, a three-headed dragon named Garrodigh with three very different personalities must figure out a way to get them to peacefully coexist in order to survive. That means playing tame at a dragon academy, where his efforts to hide turn into family and happiness with student rider Rania.

In this fantastical alternative history novel set during WWII, people start dreaming about King Arthur all over the world. As word of these dreams spread, people begin to believe it’s a sign that the king is going to return and save them. Except for Elaine Ambrose, a librarian in North Wales. She dreams of the Lady of the Lake and worries her dreams signal doom, not rescue.

Kiamling is the eldest daughter of the Au family, and as such, the responsibility of dealing with monsters in Hong Kong falls on her shoulders. So when her grandmother is kidnapped by a beast during the festival of Hungry Ghosts, Kiamling must put her training to work and find out what is behind the kidnapping and how to get her back.

In this exciting fantasy about magical hair, Netta has spent her whole life locked away in the Tower while her mother works on the ultimate spellbook. Netta’s only companions in the Tower are a telepathic Raven and her Hair, who keep her company as she embroiders. But when her Tower is attacked, her mother and her work vanish, and Netta must navigate an unfamiliar world (almost) alone as enemies search for the one with the magical Hair.

Adding its name to the list of fun changeling adventures is this story of siblings and fairies. When Yanni’s baby sister is taken by an evil fairy, he has to venture into the tricky world of Fae to retrieve her. Helping Yanni navigate this dangerous world is his cousin, Amy, and the changeling who took his sister’s place.

Missen Dessalin is a hidden magical place where witches really exist. Twelve-year-old Airrelle Bookman is about to face her trials to become a witch like her family and her best friend. But then threats to Missen Dessalin arise from the outside world, and Airrelle will have to rely on a non-magic outsider to figure out how to solve their troubles and gain her witchy status.

And last, but not least, this haunted YA fantasy! Summer doesn’t turn out so well for four popular teen ghost hunters (and secret art thieves) when they take on a new location. One of them ends up dead, and Georgia is worried she may be responsible, even though she can’t remember what happened. Now the man who hired her to steal a painting—and helped them stay out of jail—demands they go back and finish the job. But something followed them home that first night, and it’s determined to keep them out this time, no matter what.