How to Be a Farmer in a Fantasy World

Cozy Guides to Fantasy Living, Book 1

By: Shawn Wyatt

Narrated by: Ryan Kennard Burke

Drake needed a new start, and the small farm on the outskirts of the kingdom seemed like the perfect chance.

Just one problem: he doesn't know the first thing about farming. He's also not sure how to deal with the giant, magical rooster that lives on his farm.

But it's a fresh start, and Drake intends to make the best of it.

Daily chores, a slew of monsters, and a haunted garden are one thing, but when his past catches up to him, Drake will have to learn to juggle his new responsibilities, a budding social life, and a secret that could cost him everything.

How to Be a Farmer In a Fantasy World is a cozy, slice-of-life GameLit about a man and his farm in a familiar world.

©2022 Shawn Wyatt (P)2024 Podium Audio

Humor, well thought out characters, story telling, the theme of magic is helpful but being good is more important.

was it 5000 or 50000 as a reward? that was the only thing that occurred with to me as I listened to it twice.

Legally distinct Stardew Valley

This is a decent mindless cozy background noise book, but so many elements are clearly "inspired by" Stardew Valley it's almost painful at times.

Totally not set in Stardew Valley. *wink*

I think this really does fit the bill for a nice cozy adventure. Dealing with crops, occasionally beating off farm-level threats to those crops, maybe romance some local inhabitants. It's all very pleasant. Making friends and growing giant lettuce. Nice low stakes most of the time, but with just enough occasional threat leaking in from the outside world to add some tension. Oh and a fire-breathing lightning rooster. Have fun!

Fun, cozy farming book

The narrator was great. The story was laid back and entertaining. If you need a disruption in your heavy stakes fantasy audiobooks, this will give you that.

Well written cozy story

It’s a pleasant story of a young man changing his situation. I enjoyed the mild romance. The inclusion of unusual monsters was fun. I liked that most solutions weren’t deadly. I’m looking forward to seeing where the rest of the series goes. The narrator did great job with all their voices, it’s nice to hear someone who doesn’t just pitch their voice too high.
If you’re looking for a good cozy read I recommend this story.

AI or human who is the author ?

AI or human who is the author It's like somebody put all the books in this sub genre in a AI and then They looked at it and then paused it up afterwards it's like a checklist of Every other book While at the same time it's got that feeling of someone looked over it and then Paul stood up and Correct at the AI's mistakes Hopefully in the next ones though put a more human spin on things It's good for just listening to and something to relax but at the same time you this one's just such a checklist