1. 131
   Graceling di Kristin Cashore (francescadefreitas, helgagrace, espertus)

   espertus: Both Graceling and the Lioness quartet are stories of strong but vulnerable young women wanting to use their considerable powers for good and maintain their identity in the face of romance.

2. 80
   Dealing with Dragons di Patricia C. Wrede (jfoster_sf)

   jfoster_sf: This is another fun fantasy with a strong female character who refuses to conform.

3. 91
   First Test di Tamora Pierce (kochanneo)
4. 70
   The Hero and the Crown di Robin McKinley (infiniteletters)
5. 70
   Sabriel di Garth Nix (_Zoe_)
6. 50
   Eon di Alison Goodman (shadrach_anki, Caramellunacy)

   shadrach_anki: There are definite similarities in theme between these two books, but each has its own take on it.

   Caramellunacy: Both of these stories are fantasy stories about a girl disguising herself as a boy in order to be allowed to apprentice & learn to fight. Alanna learns to wield both sword and magic as a knight & mage. Eon(a) is chosen to be a dragoneye and must learn to wield the political and magical power this brings.… (altro)

7. 50
   Wild Magic di Tamora Pierce (TomWaitsTables)
8. 40
   Un araldo per Valdemar di Mercedes Lackey (Owlnip)
9. 40
   Green Rider di Kristen Britain (ImmortalAussie)

   ImmortalAussie: A very similar thing to Tamora Pierce but different enough at the same time Still just as fantastic

10. 40
    Crown Duel di Sherwood Smith (Owlnip)

    Owlnip: Similar in terms of the kind of world you get to escape into, with a strong young female protagonist and wonderful cast of characters.

11. 20
    Flora Segunda: Being the Magickal Mishaps of a Girl of Spirit, Her Glass-Gazing Sidekick, Two Ominous Butlers (One Blue), a House with Eleven Thousand Rooms, and a Red Dog di Ysabeau S. Wilce (Konran)
12. 31
    Nobody's Princess di Esther M. Friesner (Caramellunacy)

    Caramellunacy: Both are stories about a headstrong young woman determined to learn to fight like the boys. Nobody's Princess is an imagining of Helen of Troy's life as a teenager (more tenacity and brains, less vapid beauty) steeped in Greek mythology. Alanna is the first in a fantasy series about a young woman who disguises herself as a boy so that she can be trained as a knight. Both are great girl power reads.… (altro)

13. 10
    The Privilege of the Sword di Ellen Kushner (electronicmemory)

    electronicmemory: Two girls deal with society's expectations as they learn swordplay and harsh political realities.

14. 10
    La corporazione dei maghi di Trudi Canavan (Owlnip)
15. 21
    Bloody Jack: Being an Account of the Curious Adventures of Mary "Jacky" Faber, Ship's Boy di L. A. Meyer (_Zoe_)
16. 10
    Sei di corvi di Leigh Bardugo (wordcauldron)

    wordcauldron: This book sort of seemed to me like an in-depth look at what George's side of life (thieving, gangs, assassins, espionage, etc.) may have been like (though a little more violent than it would have been in Alanna's universe), plus has magic and dangerous adventures.… (altro)

17. 00
    Dagger's Point di Anne Logston (sylvatica)

    sylvatica: Another great female lead with some good humor, action, and a touch of romance.

18. 00
    Re in eterno di T. H. White (Kerian)
19. 00
    The Education of Bet di Lauren Baratz-Logsted (infiniteletters)
20. 00
    The Raven Ring di Patricia C. Wrede (sandstone78)

    sandstone78: A young woman warrior protagonist, a love triangle with a thief and a noble, dealings with magic- the difference is that Eleret in The Raven Ring comes from a society where women are accepted as warriors (her mother was also one), and Alanna has to hide that she is female.… (altro)

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