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The Legend of Drizzt series is good if you like fantasy and magic and that kinda stuff. There's over a dozen books in the series, so they'll keep you busy for a while.
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Harry Potter
The Hobbit
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Famous Five, St Clairs, Malory Towers, Secret Seven
Fallen
Harry Potter
The Hobbit
Hard Cash, shacked up, speeding (3 in one)
Hardy Boys
Nancy Drew
Famous Five, St Clairs, Malory Towers, Secret Seven
I love Discworld, and have recently read A Thousand Splendid Suns, which was superb.
Also, Ian M. Banks' Sci-Fi series seems awesome (though I've only read Matter).
Also, Ian M. Banks' Sci-Fi series seems awesome (though I've only read Matter).
i like robert harris, fatherland was the best and archangel while not as good still amazed me with everything, i think the thing about him i shtat apart from making a good conspirisy thriller he makes believeable characters as well.
also the inheritence cycle by christopher poilini is good, although i have to admit the second (i'm unsure if the fourth is out) (probably not at this point) laked a certain, well.... SOMETHING that the others had, the third is good to but the first book is still resoundingly good
also the inheritence cycle by christopher poilini is good, although i have to admit the second (i'm unsure if the fourth is out) (probably not at this point) laked a certain, well.... SOMETHING that the others had, the third is good to but the first book is still resoundingly good
His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman
Netherwhere by Neil Gaiman
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K.Rowling
The Road by Cormac McCarthy
Holes by Louis Sachar
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Netherwhere by Neil Gaiman
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K.Rowling
The Road by Cormac McCarthy
Holes by Louis Sachar
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
I read Battle Royal today (yes, the entire thing today) absolutely fantastic book.
If you want fantasy, read
Anything by Terry Brooks is well worth a read too
The Night Angel Trilogy is also absolutely fantastic.
One of my favourite series. Go look it up now. yes, now.
You can thank me later.
If you want fantasy, read
And i would reccomend the Mallorean (the five books that come after the Belgariad)HUBILUB said:
Anything by Terry Brooks is well worth a read too
The Night Angel Trilogy is also absolutely fantastic.
One of my favourite series. Go look it up now. yes, now.
You can thank me later.
THE WHEEL OF TIME SERIES! Yes! Sll twelve of the core books! They're all amazing reads. It's as realistic as a fantasy series can be. You care about all the characters, and you really want to see what happens next. Robert Jordan was (is, seeings as he left plenty of notes, partial chapters, and notes for the end of the series before his death) extremely descriptive of the cutures and places in the book, but is by no means dry, as some people found Tolkien's writings (not me, I loved Lord of the Rings and the Silmarillion). The series flows so very well. He made it feel like you were living in their world.
It'll take you a month or two to get through them all, as some of the books top close to a thousand pages. But you wont realise how long you've been reading until there's nothing left but to wait for the last two installments.
It'll take you a month or two to get through them all, as some of the books top close to a thousand pages. But you wont realise how long you've been reading until there's nothing left but to wait for the last two installments.
