1. 390
   The Princess Bride de William Goldman (norabelle414, Morteana)

   norabelle414: Both are hilarious, imaginative fairy tales.

2. 142
   The Last Unicorn de Peter S. Beagle (aslikeanarnian, MyriadBooks)

   MyriadBooks: For, "There is no immortality but a tree's love."

3. 121
   The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making de Catherynne M. Valente (aarti, Jannes)

   Jannes: Gaiman might be inspired by Dunsany and Mirrlees while Valente leans slightly more toward Carroll and Baum, but both of them are modern authors tackling the classic fairytale, both are great stylists, and both books are highly enjoyable.

4. 101
   The King of Elfland's Daughter de Lord Dunsany (ghilbrae, Haltiamieli, wisemetis)

   Haltiamieli: "Perhaps this book should come with a warning: it is not a reassuring, by-the-numbers fantasy novel, like most of the books with elves, princes, trolls, and unicorns 'between their covers.' This is the real thing." – Neil Gaiman

5. 81
   Lud-in-the-Mist de Hope Mirrlees (twilightnocturne, moonstormer, isabelx)

   isabelx: Villages on the borders of Faerie.

6. 81
   The Book of Lost Things de John Connolly (flissp)
7. 71
   The Black Cauldron de Lloyd Alexander (Medicinos)
8. 127
   Alícia al país de les meravelles, i, A través de l'espill de Lewis Carroll (keristars)

   keristars: Though Alice is less of a traditional fairy tale type than Stardust, it shares a style and many narrative and plot elements.

9. 104
   Jonathan Strange i el senyor Norrell de Susanna Clarke (GreenVelvet, GreenVelvet, GreenVelvet)

   GreenVelvet: Both Stardust and Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell are detailed, well-written and riveting explorations of the world of fairie.

10. 31
    Fire and Hemlock de Diana Wynne Jones (infiniteletters)
11. 10
    Starthorn Tree de Kate Forsyth (bloop)

    bloop: Village boys on an adventure into magical unknowns.

12. 10
    Witches Abroad de Terry Pratchett (LiteraryReadaholic)
13. 10
    Howl's Moving Castle de Diana Wynne Jones (Usuari anònim)
14. 10
    American Gods de Neil Gaiman (LiteraryReadaholic)
15. 00
    Sparrowdance de Anne Lewis (TeaWren)

    TeaWren: Quite different really, but along similar general lines. There's a quest, and fairy tales aren't quite what they seem, and it's funny and sad and rather clever.

16. 00
    El Jardí secret de Frances Hodgson Burnett (LiteraryReadaholic)
17. 00
    Song in the Silence de Elizabeth Kerner (infiniteletters)
18. 00
    Enchantment de Orson Scott Card (VictoriaPL)
19. 22
    Peter & Max de Bill Willingham (WildMaggie)

    WildMaggie: Stardust is not as dark, but these book share a similar feel and tone.

20. 33
    Wyrd Sisters de Terry Pratchett (norabelle414)

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