I highly recommend The Inheritance Cycle!! Itâs what got me into fantasy. There are 4 books in the series and theyâre all quite long (averaging between 600-850 pages each) so theyâll keep you going for a while 
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I absolutely love the KOTLC series it has some romance but mostly action.
These have a little more romance to them Little Women or one of Raena Roodâs books I havenât actually read any of her books but other teens say that they enjoyed them.
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I absolutely LOVE KOTLC!!!
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Ooh yes those were so great. James Herriot was such a good author.
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Oh yesssss!! (It does have astrology stuff tho)
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Keeper of the lost cities!
Warriors!
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100% recommend The Lunar Chronicles!!! I am almost done with book four (last one 
) and I both want it to end so I can get to the resolution, but I want it to go on forever so I can continue to live in the world! Basically it is fairy tale set in an advance si-fi-fantasy world. Cinder, or Cinderella is a cyborg, Scarlet (Little Red Riding Hood) is a French farmer, Cress (Rapunzel) is a hacker on a satellite circling Earth, and Winter (Snow White) is a crazed princess living on the moon. I can recommend as I am an early-high-school-person and a Christian. These do have a little romance, but nothing bad. I could not put these down (except that I am listening to the last audiobook so I have limited time )
Also The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion are AMAZING! Very funny and whimsical, set in a ridiculous London neighborhood in 1883-84 (so far) and I love them and thereâs some magic elements and the banter is awesome! And the next one is coming out in 
FEBRUARY! and I am AYAYAYAAYAYAY EXCITED! Because I love them and I think several people at my church think me and my friend are insane (not literally) because we will be jumping up and down and spouting quotes at eachother (WHAT WHATWHAT) and EVERYONE SHOULD READ THEMMMMM
Sorry both of these were kinda overwhelming 
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Ooh these are some series Iâd definitely recommend
The chronicles of narnia
Lord of the rings and the hobbit
Keeper of the lost cities
Amari ( the first one is called Amari and the night brothers but there are 4 so far :3.)
Howlâs moving castle by Diana Wynne Jones (and the sequels but I havenât read those yet)
.And they found dragons +dragons among us
Snow White with the red hair (itâs a romance manga)
Theyâre some of my favorites and Iâm just now realizing I read almost exclusively fantasy
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I LOVE THOSE SO MUCH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 
my friend from church recently recommended them to me and we have practically identical book tastes, so I immediately borrowed from the library yesssss very very very very very VERYYYY good!!!
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I KNOW RIGHT!!! YOU WOULD LOVE THE STORMLIGHT ARCHIVES⌠it takes forever to read them, but they are my FAVROITE BOOKS
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K I will look those up! 
Edit: who are they by?
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-Wing feather saga
-green ember
These are rly good!
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Brandon sanderson. @PkCrochet can back me up:)
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Idk mostly when they talk lol
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Wdym, their vocabulary? If itâs that, pray is another word for please, handsome at the time was usually used instead of pretty, prudent means wise, sensible means wise and not ridiculous.
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Iâm trying this new series called (The first book is) The Iron Trial by Holly Black and Cassandra Claire and so far itâs pretty good (love me a sarcastic main character), I donât think itâs to much and feels similar to Harry Potter or Percy Jackson with the earth magic and three main characters.
I also like the Magnus Chase series (another sarcastic main character lol) by Rick Riordian and itâs about norse mythology and heâs dead to my memory so he lives in Valhalla and is a sort of teenage hero and is cousins with Annabeth Chase if youâve read Percy Jackson.
I also tried Age of Myth (also the name of the first book) by Michael J. Sullivan and it might have some more older YA stuff (not spice but in the fighting description potentially depending on how sensitive you are to it and other potential somber themes but I personally am not bothered) but I love Malcolm whoâs also sarcastic thereâs clearly a theme here but I that in my opinion is a great soft love story between Raithe and Persephone especially at the end.
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I loooove that series!!!
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ALISTI MADE .
by s.j.Allison
itâs not romance but it is fantasy, I think.
Dragonwatch and Fablehaven by Brandon Mull. I do not think there is to much desprivtion just despription of like the monsters. Fablehaven comes first
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The Flight and the Flame trilogy by R. J. Anderson is amazing! Itâs fantasy/romance (not so much in the first book, more so in the last 2 books) and is written by a Christian author! Itâs also not overly spicy or gory and her other series arenât either. Her other series that Iâve read and can recommend are her No Ordinary Fairy Tale trilogy (set in the same world as the Flight and the Flame trilogy) and her Uncommon Magic series (written for slightly younger readers, but still really good).
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