Topic: Fantasy Books Recommendation (Read 1003 times)
Harry Potter
Harry Potter is fun to re-read over and over.
I totally agree
I started re-reading the second book yesterdayI have a question for all who read Harry Potter:
I'm 29 and i don't think that these books are for me anymore, em I right? I'm asking this because my friend offers me to read them.
Harry Potter is fun to re-read over and over.
I totally agree
I started re-reading the second book yesterdayI have a question for all who read Harry Potter:
I'm 29 and i don't think that these books are for me anymore, em I right? I'm asking this because my friend offers me to read them.
You can't be too old for Harry Potter!
All my family was reading Harry Potter and everyone liked it (regardless of age).
The Lord of the Rings,the movie is awesome.
The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka.
Try:
Rune Swords series ( Outcasts , Skryling's Blade, The Dreamstone,Horrible Humes, Dark Divide, The Stone of Time )
http://www.goodreads.com/series/42023-rune-sword
Rune Swords series ( Outcasts , Skryling's Blade, The Dreamstone,Horrible Humes, Dark Divide, The Stone of Time )
http://www.goodreads.com/series/42023-rune-sword
The Hobbit & Lord Of The Rings
Don't forget that there are complete series.
Harry potter never gets old.
You may want to read Wicked ( and sequels ) which is the Wizard of Oz from the perspective of the Wicked Witch...
I have a question for all who read Harry Potter:
I'm 29 and i don't think that these books are for me anymore, em I right? I'm asking this because my friend offers me to read them.
I'm 29 and i don't think that these books are for me anymore, em I right? I'm asking this because my friend offers me to read them.
Yes dude, they stopped being for you about 15+ years ago. The truth hurts but it is still true.
Harry Potter is fun to re-read over and over.
I totally agree
I started re-reading the second book yesterdayI have a question for all who read Harry Potter:
I'm 29 and i don't think that these books are for me anymore, em I right? I'm asking this because my friend offers me to read them.
Harry Potter is fun to re-read over and over.
I totally agree
I started re-reading the second book yesterday
I surprised no one mentioned The Wonderful Wizard of Oz or Neverending Story yet. Such classics.
Also Eaters of the Dead/ The Thirteenth Warrior.
And if SciFi is included, check out "Wool."
And if SciFi is included, check out "Wool."
The Three-Body Problem.
Best SF novel I have seen this years.
Best SF novel I have seen this years.
If you haven't read the dark tower series (first book is called the gunslinger) you should check it out.
The Witcher by Sapkowski
A Fantasy about witcher named Gerald of Rivia. Great series of books with lots of humor, many fights and political intrigues. And there are also great games based on these books
A Fantasy about witcher named Gerald of Rivia. Great series of books with lots of humor, many fights and political intrigues. And there are also great games based on these books
Cerebus the Aardwark by Dave Sim.
The trope Cerebus Syndrome is named after this mammoth series that dwarfs the colossal (6000+ to 1300+ pages) Bone comic series.
The trope Cerebus Syndrome is named after this mammoth series that dwarfs the colossal (6000+ to 1300+ pages) Bone comic series.
Go with the sword of truth series. You won't regret.
This is an incredible book - Mary Gentle: Ash - A Secret History -it's dark, gritty and realistic, but still able to surprise and fascinate you as the story and world unfold. It's definitely an unappreciated book.
I have an over sized, gorgeously illustrated copy of The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle ,that is one of my favorites from when I was younger.
"game of thrones" is actually called.. a song of ice and fire.
oh, and one series, which is popular, but i haven't read, is the wheel of time.
oh, and one series, which is popular, but i haven't read, is the wheel of time.
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