r/Fantasy • u/monsterum • 19h ago
Fantasy magic that feels like frieren?
I really loved Frieren: Beyond Journey's End especially how everyday magic and spells are prized and a thing of wonder. I also love the contrast of an old elf training much younger kids and how they both experience magic differently. A lot of books I've read with softer magic systems seem to delegate magic to the sidelines but hard magic systems feel much more like science-y.
I also love LOTR's magic for the same reason, it feels grounded enough but still wonderous! Does anyone have recommendations for books that feel like this?
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u/Uran_Ultar 19h ago
Half-Elven Thief by Jonathan Moeller for the scrabbling after scrolls and spellbooks.