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Do you celebrate things outside of their seasons, like Summerween?👀 While I’m more of an autumn p

Do you celebrate things outside of their seasons, like Summerween?👀

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Do you celebrate things outside of their seasons, like Summerween?👀

While I’m more of an autumn person than a halloween person, I do enjoy Summerween as its a way to add a little touch of autumn, which is my favourite season, to summer!

I split this list into a cozy edition, which has cozy fantasy, Romance and PNR and into a horror edition because what is any type of halloween event without the horror added into it?🤭

There’s a little bit of a mixture for everyone in here, what with Witchy Cozy Fantasy or two of them, autumnal Romance books, Mushroomcore or Sporrors and more👀 Let me know if you’ve read any of the books listed here!

Do you celebrate things outside of their seasons, like Summerween?👀

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Chanterelle Solace\ \ Sabie\ \ • Jun 19

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Chanterelle Solace\ \ Sabie\ \ • Jun 5

12 Cozy Fantasy books about Belonging & Finding your place in the world 🤎

What are some of your favourite books that centre found family and finding your place in a community?

While this is a theme that you can find in so many different type of genres/sub-genres, I feel that Cozy Fantasy is the perfect place to explore themes of being othered, not fitting in and finding a place where you do!

A quote that I love from one of the books in here (The Moonsingers by Robyn J Pritzker) that focuses on this theme says: “In fact, what she most wanted, and could never before articulate, was to find the place where she made sense and help others do the same.” and I think every single book in here helps you see how the MCs find their place in their own community and feel accepted🥺🤎

Here’s to the people who accept us just the way we are and become a part of our community just as much as we are a part of theirs 🤎🤎

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Chanterelle Solace\ \ Sabie\ \ • Jun 1

17 books that make me feel seen because ...

Is there any book(s) that you feel makes you seen? 👀

Books that make me feel seen belong to a lot of categories, including those that focus on found family, cozy fantasy and retellings. A lot of the themes that tie this books together are finding a place where you belong, having our stories told with the beauty and fairness they deserve and being accepted wholly for who you are 🤎

Each of this piles carry books that are in different genres, including Cozy Fantasy, Romance, Retellings and Anthologies to name a few but I saw myself in each of them! Sometimes it was the representation like Aicha, being a Moroccan Retelling as someone who is from there or a Muslim Romance in The Mis-Arrangement of Sanaa Saeed! I also saw alot of my struggles as a disabled/CI in Its all in your Head and there’s a piece of my in all of these books🥺

And the STEM field Related books will always have a special place in my heart because of how relatable it is as someone who works in the field!

And here is a list of all the books mentioned in this post: 🍄 It’s all in your head by Sabina Nordqvist 🍄 The Mis-Arrangement of Sana Saeed by Noreen Mughees 🍄 The Between-Worlds B&B by Amy Mae Baxter 🍄 The Ex-Perimento by Maria J. Morillo 🍄 The Other Bennet Sister by Janice Hadlow 🍄 Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett 🍄 Best Hex Ever by Nadia El-Fassi 🍄 House of Frank by Kay Synclaire 🍄 Seasons of Glass and Iron by Amal-Mohtar 🍄 A Witch’s Guide to Love and Poison by Aamna Quershi 🍄 The Fortune Tellers of Rue Daru by Olesya Salnikova Gimore 🍄 The Girl with a Thousand Faces by Sunyi Dean 🍄 Aicha by Soraya Bouazzaoui 🍄 Weavingshaw by Heba Al-Wasity 🍄 One Yellow Eye by Leigh Radford 🍄 Love and Other Brain Experiments by Hannah Brohm 🍄 Next Level Love by Shameez Patel

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Chanterelle Solace\ \ Sabie\ \ • Dec 19 2025

Get a Rec from me & What my Taste in books look like

What are some books that represent your taste overall and do we have any in common? 👀

Before we dive into this, Bindery now has an option to request recs and you can go to the 🔗 in my bio and click “Get a Rec” and ask for details of what you’d like from the books I’ve read! I’m also making lists of 2026 releases in fantasy, romance and horror so far so happy to share some of these early on with you guys (these will be recs of what I’m looking forward to rather than what I’ve read) so GO GO GO 🤎

As for my taste in books, I’m never going to be the type that picks only 5 top books for the year guys and I’ve learned to accept it because honestly, what do you mean my top 5 books in one year? I would have to host a meeting with myself for a whole month to decide that 😭 So instead, you guys get my taste in books throughout various sub-genres that I yap about all the time!

Here is a list of the books (if you prefer to read through it or for accessibility needs)🤎: Cottagecore: 🍄 Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries 🍄 After the Forest by Kell Woods 🍄 A Witch’s Guide to Love and Poison by Aamna Qureshi 🍄 The Geographer’s Map to Romance by India Holton 🍄 The River has Roots by Amal El-Mohtar 🍄 An Arrow to the Heart by K.R. Bacher

Cozy Fantasy: 🍄 The Baby Dragon Cafe by Aamna Qureshi 🍄 Legend & Lattes by Travis 🍄 The Teller of Small Fortunes by Julie Leong 🍄 The Nameless Restaurant by Tao Wong 🍄 Watermoon by Samantha Sotto Yambao 🍄 The Spellshop by Sangu Mandanna

Witchycore: 🍄 The Hedgewitch of Foxhall by Anna Bright 🍄 House of Frank by Kay Synclaire 🍄 The Lone Wolf Cafe by Sydney Wilder 🍄 The Witch and the Tsar by Olesya Salnikova Gilmore 🍄 A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna 🍄 Best Hex Ever by Nadia El-Fassi

Retellings, Fairy Tale & Historical Fantasy: 🍄A Sorceress comes to Call by T.Kingfisher 🍄 What the River Knows by Isabel Ibanez 🍄 Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross 🍄 We Shall be Monsters by Tara Sim 🍄 The Briar Book of the Dead by A.G Slatter

The rest is in my pinned comment!

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Chanterelle Solace\ \ Sabie\ \ • Dec 12 2025

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Cottagecore Merch with Lore & Whimsy (10% discount code) & Paid Subs Giveaway

Chanterelle Solace, my cottagecore community on bindery, is having a giveaway for my subscribers (certain tiers only) 🤭🤎

I’m SO excited to announce our Mushroomcore Giveaway in collaboration with these lovely small business and a mushroomcore book from Dragon Bone Press (Human Scars on Planet Skin) for my Bindery Community! We also have a 10% code off for the cottagecore stickers for ALL level of subscribers that you can find on my bindery👀

This is the perfect time to join Chanterelle Solace or upgrade your subscription to help us in our mission of becoming a Bindery Imprint one day and supporting marginalised authors (essentially we hope to publish books in the Cottagecore & Co sub-genre by marginalised authors) 🤎

We will have two winners who will randomly receive one of following: 🍄 Mushroomcore book (Mushroom Book sleeve, 2026 calendar, Human Scars on Planet Skin & Cottagecore Gamers Stickers) 🍄 £25 Bookshop.org OR Steam gift card

Thank you to all these lovely small business in all their contributions and I can’t wait to see all these lovely items find their homes! Check out the 🔗 for more details or comment asking for the link and I’ll send you it. The giveaway will end December 19th midnight (GMT timezone)

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