Bookbound Bunny

De: Lunadea

Narrado por: Hannah Schooner, Giancarlo Herrera

"Books contain countless wonders."

Lily was an orphaned bunny girl with a frail body, but with a talent for penmanship and a boundless thirst for knowledge.

Arakil, god of magic, found himself imprisoned within his grimoire, waiting for the perfect person to come along.

When Lily picked up Arakil's grimoire, he found himself an eager and willing apprentice, while she found herself a knowledgeable teacher. Arakil teams up with Lily to foster her magical abilities, and maybe, somehow, work towards his freedom.

There's just one problem—Lily cannot use magic. She's a Lagia, and there's never been a Lagia mage. Well, it's time for the orphan bunny girl to break all expectations! And with the help of her adopted, older sister Rose and the town that raised her—she'll become the one, and only, Lagia mage!

©2025 Lunadea (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Very nice premise

If you liked lunadea's other work(s), or something like dead tired, you'll probably like this. I'm not far enough into the book to say more, but good signs so far.
Edit 12 hours in: yeah this is a good book.
Edit after finishing: MOOOOOORRRREEEEE

Edit: absolutely crazy that it still has a perfect 5 stars at 117, maybe only lunadea 'stans' (whatever that means) have bought it so far?

Cozy Story

I loved the premise but the gods made me mad at the beginning like the book is literally just a fantastic teacher and he always wants to help people Develop and he always kept his promises like when the pure of heart demon wanted to save its people from the angels he gets punished when he saved the pacifist's from a plot to destroy them he gets punished. like they kept putting more restrictions and even brought in the *shudders* lawyers they were so absorbed in punishing him they couldn't even realize that every restriction caused magic to receed even more.

Top Shelf Cozy Fantasy & Performance

There's something about this one that just clicks. The coziness is unfailingly rich - with a higher than average time at 21 hours, it's like California king-sized cozy with plenty of space to spread out and feel good about life. I turn to the cozies for a break from the action fantasies and this one is simply amazing. It's a progressive fantasy with a very likable hero, it's filled with crafting and magic. No snooty nobles, no harem, no undead, no OP MC struggling with challenging moral complexities via extended internal dialogue, just forward motion.

The performance is a solid element. I'm beginning to appreciate a skilled duo of narrators who can cover a full range of character voices without strain. It's very good work.

The writing is top notch, I'll be checking out a second book if it ever makes it to audiobook.

Even better than Syl!

Please keep writing Syl, though, it was also really good. <3. This series is somehow cuter, has a more interesting premise, and very likeable side characters.

edit: Just finished the book and came back to say: You can drop Syl and focus 100% on this series. I absolutely love it!

I don't think I can wait for the next book

this book is so good I guess I'm rereading it, and I guess I'll start now.