Okay, I know that you said no series, BUT I just finished one of the most incredible fantasy series ever, and there's only two books! The first book is called Six of Crows. It's fantasy, but wayyyy different than the regular kind, and plus, the cast of characters is super diverse. If you want you can read the Shadow and Bone trilogy that takes place in the same world- it might give some context, but you don't need to read it. Anyway, I hope this helped!

East of the Sun, West of the Moon by Jackie Morris is a really good book.  It is based of the same fairy tale as Ice and Snow, Sun and Moon; but be warned, it is unlike anyother fairy tale.  It explores how people change with their experiences and how their heart changes with them; and how maybe "happily ever after" can hae different meanings.  It's amazing and the watercolor pictures are so beautiful. 

Now for a list of books:

Our Castle by the Sea by Lucy Strange.  An interesting book set during the time of World War II in a light house.

The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu.  Another unique book, about the lives of Nannerel and her brother, W. A. Mozart.  The wish Nannerel makes and the truth of what the answer would bring.  It's set around the fantasy world that came real they made together.

A Green and Ancient Life by Frederic S. Durbin.  You can look at May's MCU for a book review on this if you want more than: it's really good.

The Theif Lord by Cornelia Funke.  About the hidden lives of two runaway boys, their orphan friends and their boss; the mysterious Theif Lord, whose wish to be older than he is leads to unaccouted for happenings.

I love giving book reccomendations! I can't think of any stand-alone fantasy novels off the top of my head, but I'll let you know if I do.

We Didn't Ask For This by Adi Alsaid. This book was absolutely incredible, it's about a group of students who stage an environmental protest at an international school. The characters were all so unique and diverse, and the writing style was so wonderful to read. It struck me as similar to a ski lodge, if that makes sense- sort of generalized descriptions of a group, zooming in on major characters. I've loved every book I've read by Adi Alsaid, so I'd also recommend his other books! Let's Get Lost and North of Happy were both amazing.

Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan. I cannot express how much I loved this book. It was so deep and rich in culture, the writing was beautiful too. It's part of a trilogy, and the third one doesn't come out for a while, which I'm sad about. The books do have some violence and more mature themes, so keep that in mind.

Carry On by Rainbow Rowell. I've read Fangirl a dozen times (which I also recommend), and I finally decided to read Carry On. It was so good, I loved how it subverted the usual "Chosen One" story for something more raw and real. I also loved the sequel, Wayward Son, and I'm looking forward to the third one coming out.

The Summer of Jordi Perez by Amy Sparling. I will reccomend this book to literally anyone, it's my favorite LGBTQ book. It's just so sweet and happy and I love the characters and the story, everything about it is so wonderful!

I will definitely be back with more! 

I'm out of good books to read. Anyone have any book reccomendations for me?

Not here for a recommendation, but here because I need help finding a book! This was an amazing book, and I read it a couple years ago, but problem is–I can't remember the title.

So the basic gist of it is: there are two siblings–an older brother and a younger sister, and the sister was called Rat. After their dad died, they traveled to New York to find their uncle, who they thought was a criminal, but he turned out being a pharmacist. I really can't remember anything else about it, but I remember that the cover had a moon on it (I think). Help?