The 10 Best Low Fantasy Books
From Neil Gaiman to Haruki Murakami, these are the most fascinating low fantasy books that treat the ordinary as something extarordinary.
The World That We Knew by Alice Hoffman is a novel set against the backdrop of the Holocaust. It follows a group of Jewish characters whose lives intertwine through a supernatural protector, a female golem named Ava, who is molded from clay to protect a young girl, Lea. Ava and Lea's journey through Nazi-occupied France showcases the mystical creature's role as a silent witness to the horrors of survival during one of history's darkest periods.
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