Well I am a total Kibby stan, and I love Kibby so freaking much for creating this weekly meme, so go check out her blog and love on her too. If you love coming up with lists of books that have something in common, this is one of the weekly memes for you, and you should totally jump on it.
All of the Godspawn children have some sort of magical powers that are inherited from the “God” side of their lineage. The origin of their births are just… really upsetting honestly but yeah. That’s all I’ll have to say about it. I’m still not done with this book yet but I’m getting there. It’s just really long, okay?
Tea may be a bone witch, but there are other types of witches as well, and they have powers of their own, and over other things in the world. Seriously I need to reread this one so I can finish the trilogy.
It may not be considered “magic” per se, but I mean… do YOU have powers over different elements naturally?
Djinn. ‘Nuff said.
I wish I had magic powers.
Sometimes Leelynn Reads 
I need to read strange the dreamer
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It’s interestingggggg
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This is a great list! I have only read STD but I do plan on reading City of Brass eventually, lol.
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OMG i was like wait what is STD? But then I figured it out! City of Brass was so good, Joanna! You need to try it 🙂
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Haha. I need to put it on hold again from the library when I have less to read, lol.
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All four of these are on my TBR already so glad to hear they have noteworthy magic wielders/magic systems. So curious especially about never tilting world. Nice list~
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Yay!!! I’m glad this post kind of helped hehe. Oh yeah, Never Tilting World is super interesting. I’m pretty sure I got two copies of the book so if you want one, let me know! I’ll send it over.
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That is so kind of you Leelynn!! ❤ I will message you on Twitter about it if you still have the extra copy.
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Oh boy, I STILL need to need to read Strange the Dreamer. *SOBS IN TBR*. I haven’t tried any of Laini Taylor’s books before, but from what I’ve seen, her stories (and her prose) seems so unique and interesting!
And already you know how much I want to read Never Tilting World. 😀
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