12 Asian-Inspired YA Fantasies To Read Now

by Kat Cho

This fantasy debut will be eagerly devoured, and readers will clamor for a sequel. Full review >

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by Nie Jun ; translated by Edward Gauvin ; illustrated by Nie Jun

Packed with action and intrigue. Full review >

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by Shveta Thakrar

A lush fantasy. Full review >

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by Chloe Gong

Thrilling from start to finish. Full review >

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by Kylie Lee Baker

Grisly, dark, and utterly entrancing. Full review >

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by Pintip Dunn & Love Dunn

A wholesome and realistic coming-of-age novel—with magical flourishes. Full review >

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by Robin Ha ; illustrated by Robin Ha

A lushly illustrated fantasy that feels ancient and modern at the same time. Full review >

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by Ann Sei Lin

A deliciously edgy plot and lingering mysteries will leave readers eager for the sequel. Full review >

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by Hafsah Faizal

Crowd-pleasing fun laced with political fire: a winner. Full review >

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by Traci Chee

Both a mesmerizing fantasy adventure and a haunting meditation on shared trauma. Full review >

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by Melissa de la Cruz

A promising, culturally rich, Filipino-infused fantasy series opener. Full review >

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by Vanessa Le

An entrancingly well-written debut. Full review >

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