#riversoflondon — Public Fediverse posts

@afewbugs She's probably too young for the #RiversOfLondon series but it ticks many of the boxes, if magical realism is acceptable as opposed to fantasy. It's extremely inclusive and has many young women in the series including a teenager, a newly qualified PC and a few goddesses. There are loads of books in the series and it's set in modern day London. There is some language and sex references. It includes lots of references to architecture (seriously!) and has a little dog weaving through it.

@afewbugs She's probably too young for the #RiversOfLondon series but it ticks many of the boxes, if magical realism is acceptable as opposed to fantasy. It's extremely inclusive and has many young women in the series including a teenager, a newly qualified PC and a few goddesses. There are loads of books in the series and it's set in modern day London. There is some language and sex references. It includes lots of references to architecture (seriously!) and has a little dog weaving through it.

@afewbugs She's probably too young for the #RiversOfLondon series but it ticks many of the boxes, if magical realism is acceptable as opposed to fantasy. It's extremely inclusive and has many young women in the series including a teenager, a newly qualified PC and a few goddesses. There are loads of books in the series and it's set in modern day London. There is some language and sex references. It includes lots of references to architecture (seriously!) and has a little dog weaving through it.

@afewbugs She's probably too young for the #RiversOfLondon series but it ticks many of the boxes, if magical realism is acceptable as opposed to fantasy. It's extremely inclusive and has many young women in the series including a teenager, a newly qualified PC and a few goddesses. There are loads of books in the series and it's set in modern day London. There is some language and sex references. It includes lots of references to architecture (seriously!) and has a little dog weaving through it.

@afewbugs She's probably too young for the #RiversOfLondon series but it ticks many of the boxes, if magical realism is acceptable as opposed to fantasy. It's extremely inclusive and has many young women in the series including a teenager, a newly qualified PC and a few goddesses. There are loads of books in the series and it's set in modern day London. There is some language and sex references. It includes lots of references to architecture (seriously!) and has a little dog weaving through it.