What's your Favorite book series.

[Crimsonshadow66]

The Legend of Drizzt series is my favorite so far. It is a bit lengthy but it was still a really solid story

 

[Davey Woo]

I like the Mortal Engines series by Phillip Reeve.
Though they're the only book series I've really read, other than Hitchhiker's guide, which is too obvious to suggest.

 

[Hosker]

Lord of the Rings, for me. Although A Song of Ice and Fire is shaping up quite nicely...

 

[DragonFae]

Anything by David Eddings, followed by anything by Nora Roberts.

 

[TobiasFunke]

Harry Potter!

 

[Reaper195]

King's Dark Tower series rocks my socks. It's like some fantasy thing crossed with some western thing. And lobstrosities!

 

[kittii-chan 300]

skullduggery pleasant. the old kingdom (ithink)

 

[Jimber_Jam]

The Ender Wiggin series.

 

[PipPup]

I would have to say Redwall. The action and pace is so well written and the style gives it an old English feel without being too wordy. Brain Jocks tells a fantastic story with an appreciation for the simple moments in life.

 

[Smertnik]

The Discworld obviously takes the first place by a huge margin.
Other than that, the Witcher books by Andrzey Sapkovski, those are seriously awesome.

 

[Feylynn]

The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss.

I may die from withdrawal before Day 3 comes out.

 

[Anaklusmos]

I love the Discworld books/series, but I want to be original, so it's a choice between 'The Spooks Apprentice' book series, or 'Power of Five'.

 

[Jamboxdotcom]

ASoIaF, followed by Wheel of Time.

 

[Penguinishka]

I absolutely love the Vampire Hunter D novels. I'll admit they're not all winners, but I love the setting. It's a post post-apocalyptic, earth frontier world that was, until recently, ruled over by vampires. Since the vamps are almost extinct no one is in control of all their left over monsters and machinations, leaving humanity to tough it out. And of course D, half vampire himself, travels around killing nasty this-n-thats, generally holding it down. If you only read one, I recommend The Pilgrimage of the Sacred and the Profane. Short, entertaining, and you'll love Granny Viper.

 

[Swyftstar]

Robert Parker's Spenser novels for me.

 

[hexshadowman]

I was trying to decide what my favorite book series was and was curious what other peoples was.

I had to decide between the Dresden files by Jim butcher, the codex Alera also by Jim butcher and the Night Angle trilogy by Brent Weeks. I choose the Dresden files but the codex Alera is only just behind.

I agree with your first choice (can't wait for Ghost Story!), but my second favorite is the Doctor Who line of books. I'm not sure if that's technically a series, but they're mostly fun, so I don't care.

 

[Zenron]

The Black Magician Trilogy by Trudi Canavan.

Pretty much all of my other favourite books have been mentioned already(Night angel trilogy, wheel of time, mistborn), but The Black Magician Trilogy still remains to be my favourite. I had to re-buy them a second time because my old copies were falling apart from use. It's not as complex or technically as great as the other ones I mentioned, but whenever I pick it up I can't put it down again until I finish it.