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Magic's Pawn (The Last Herald-Mage Series, Book 1) Mercedes Lackey
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Years later, when she's on her deathbed, the son sings back "I'll love you forever, I'll like you for always, as long as I'm living, my mommy you'll be." Robert Munsch wrote it Might as well mention Dirk's breakdown and Talia's frustration with both him and Kris in the first half of the book, especially in light of what happens later on. I'd never heard of Elizabeth A. In some places my notes were a little sketchy, so if I list a book that actually does not include queer characters/themes, please let me know in the comments and I will edit the list. Lynn when I saw her name on the list, and it was a surprise to me that Watchtower, the first book in her Chronicles of Tornor had won the World Fantasy Award in 1980. Recommended by someone at the roundtable. Abhorsen (Old Kingdom) Trilogy, Garth Nix Start with . Jemisin (start with The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms) and The Last Herald Mage, by Mercedes Lackey (start with Magic's Pawn): Both of these series come highly recommended but aren't classified as YA. I take no responsibility for any unwashed dishes or missed phone calls as a result of your complete immersion in these books. The treatment of Vanyel by his father and Jarvis at the very beginning. When I looked for A series that I did enjoy which also dealt with the issues of gay relationships in a fantasy setting was Mercedes Lackey's Last Herald Mage trilogy, beginning with Magic's Pawn. Arrows of the Queen · Bedlam's Bard: Knight of Ghosts and Shadows, and Summoned to a Tourney; The Last Herald Mage Trilogy: Magic's Pawn (1989), Magic's Promise (1990), Magic's Price (1990).