We’ve hit about the middle of May and Wyrd and Wonder is still going strong. As is my intention to use the trope tuesday prompts from our photo challenge for Top Ten Tuesday (as always hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl). Have not heard about Wyrd and Wonder before and want to know more? Click here.
Today the prompt is Spirit of Nature and that one was a hard nut to crack. How many books with spirits of nature or deities do we really see in books? I settled on the next 5 books. Do you have any more?

The Others | Silver in the Wood | Tiffany Aching | Trail of Lightning | Tea Dragon Festival
Did you like Silver in the Wood?
My post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-books-i-was-so-excited-to-get-but-still-havent-read/
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Yes. I loved it. One of my favorites now.
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I haven’t heard of these books, but they sound interesting.
Here is my TTT: https://herseriallife.com/top-13-books-i-was-excited-get-havent-read/
Have a great week 🙂
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That they are.
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The Wee Free Men sounds really good.
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday.
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Its amazing!
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I loved so many of these! Silver in the Wood is a fave though 😍
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Yes one of mine too 😀
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I love books with themes like this.
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Me too 🙂
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I would have had a hard time with this prompt. The only books that came to mind were a series by Rachel Caine. I can’t even remember the name of it.
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That would be the Weather Warden series! Book one is Ill Wind. 🙂
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YES! You knew exactly what I was thinking of.
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It was the book that came to my mind first, too! 😀
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I heard of those but Rachel Caine’s books and I have never really gotten along unfortunately 😦
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That is a tough topic. I would definitely have to sit down and think about it for a good long while. I think I have the ebook for Silver in the Wood on my kindle. I should really read it.
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It is so good!
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There are a lot of poetry books out there that are about nature. Then books like Watership down that are nature centric.
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True but as a fantasy reader I was looking a specific way.
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All of these books sound awesome. I’m going to add them to my TBR. Thanks for sharing.
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Yeay awesome. I hope you will love them 😀
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I just finished An Arrow to the Moon by Emily XR Pan which has a moon goddess and a celestial being or two in it, though it’s a little weird for this prompt because for the majority of the book they’re just normal high school students (as far as they know). Maybe that would count though?
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That would certainly count and it sounds pretty awesome.
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I feel like The Raven Cycle kind of fits this, I don’t know about spirits, but the forest Cabeswater is magical?
My TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2022/05/17/top-ten-tuesday-368/
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Kind of yeah. 😀
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I feel like I should be able to add a lot more books to this list… but I can’t actually come up with them! I’ll have to think about it more…
Happy TTT on a Wednesday! (my post)
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That is what happened to me haha.
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Oh, dat lijkt me inderdaad een moeilijke. Het enige dat me zo meteen te binnen schiet is de Weather Warden reeks van Rachel Caine. Die liggen al een hele tijd op me te wachten maar ik ben er nog steeds niet aan toegekomen.
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Ik heb al vaak over die serie gehoord maar ik heb nog weinig succes gehad met boeken van Rachel Caine.
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