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Im running out of books to read and Im tired of reading the same books over and over again or going out and getting books and being disappointed.. Can someone help me out? I love fantasy... |
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Have you read the Redwall series by Brian Jacques and anything by JRR Tolkien? Tamara Pierce has some great fantasy books as well. My 14 yr old has just recently gotten into David CLement Davies series. HE has a few different fantasy series about animals with only one or two books in eah series so far. What havve you read so far and what havent you liked. That will help with suggestions. |
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I've read alot of Tolkien and I love it!!! I havent read any of your other suggestions so i will be looking into them. |
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I recommend David Eddings' The Belgariad and The Mallorean John Flanagan's Rangers Apprentice Joseph Delaney's The Last Apprentice Lloyd Alexander's The Chronicles of Prydain Patrick Carman's The Land of Elyon
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Have you tried How's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones? It's really good but it has gotten some mixed reviews, it's an either you love it or hate it book. |
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TIthe by Holly Black Blue Girl by Charles de Lint Faerie Wars by Herbie Brennan The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series by Michael Scott Wildwood Dancing and Cybele's Secret by Juliet Marillier (read both books. amazing books, but that's just me.) The Mortal Instrument series by Cassandra Clare Melissa Marr's books, like Wicked Lovely or Ink Exchange Guardians of Time trilogy by Marianne Curley Check out some of Shannon Hale's books Wings by Aprilynne Pike( haven't read this yet, but it sounds like a good book so i'm tell you about it) |
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My favorite sci-fi book is Battlefield Earth by Ron Hubbard. Most books create 10 problems and solve two and then that's the end. THis book creates a bunch of problems and spends the last fourth of the book solving them. So satisfying. I've read it three times! |
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