Folklore

What a village tells itself after dark. Tales, charms and superstitions from oral tradition — the small, local stories of cunning folk and household spirits, rather than of gods.

On the Myth & Folklore shelf.

Books shelved as Folklore

• Hunting Snipe: and Other Notes on the East Texas Cattle Mutilations — Unknown author
• Cress — Marissa Meyer
• The Crane Husband — Kelly Barnhill
• Black Water Sister — Zen Cho
• The Wise Wound: Menstruation and Everywoman — Penelope Shuttle
• Cinder — Marissa Meyer
• Fablehaven (Fablehaven, #1) — Brandon Mull
• Bad Feminist — Roxane Gay
• Ella Enchanted — Gail Carson Levine
• The Historian — Elizabeth Kostova
• Little Thieves — Margaret Owen
• Winter — Marissa Meyer
• Chlorine — Jade Song
• The Mark of Athena — Rick Riordan
• The Name of the Wind — Patrick Rothfuss
• Historias de fantasmas de Japón — Lafcadio Hearn
• The Titan's Curse — Rick Riordan
• Rise of the Evening Star (Fablehaven, #2) — Brandon Mull
• Season of Migration to the North — Tayeb Salih
• Norse Mythology — Neil Gaiman
• Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology — Shane Hawk
• Folklore: A Journey Through the Past and Present — Owen Davies
• Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky — Kwame Mbalia
• The Last Unicorn — Peter S. Beagle

Related genres

• Mythological Fantasy
• Mythology
• Arthurian
• Celtic Fantasy
• Vikings & Norse
• Biblical

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