Dark Hunter series by Sherrilyn Kenyon, the Animorph series by K.A. Applegate and the Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling.
Your favorite book series
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Wheeeel of Tiiiime. I don't care that it's so long.
Since everyone seems to be mentioning it, I read and disliked the Ranger's Apprentice. I've had my fill of young teens saving the world through improbable means. The characters were cliche, too.
Since everyone seems to be mentioning it, I read and disliked the Ranger's Apprentice. I've had my fill of young teens saving the world through improbable means. The characters were cliche, too.
Anything by J.R.R. Tolkien and the Earthsea Cycle by Ursula K Le Guin. A Song of Ice and Fire is a recent favorite.
Probably the Night Angel trilogy, even though every single death makes me want to smash things up. And there are a lot of deaths. If all those Warhammer omnibuses I own count, then I like them too. Dan Abnett needs to stop being so awesome, and the Black Library needs to stop being so..expensive. Ugh.
I can't advocate just one, so here's some, least favorite to most;
The Inheritance Trilogy (Eragon, Brisingr, ect) by Christopher Paolini is my guilty pleasure. Really glad he's making it into a another book! The third one, while sometimes poorly written (I think he rushed it) added a lot to the characters and I'm expecting the fourth to be better.
The Bartimaeus Trilogy is by far one of my favorites - the ending made me cry in a car full of people.
Harry Potter. 'Twas my childhood, and still sits up there as one of my all time favorite series.
And finally, my favorite; the Vampire Chronicles - or at least the first three. I tried reading the Body Thief, and I just can't get through it. Haven't tried any others.
The Inheritance Trilogy (Eragon, Brisingr, ect) by Christopher Paolini is my guilty pleasure. Really glad he's making it into a another book! The third one, while sometimes poorly written (I think he rushed it) added a lot to the characters and I'm expecting the fourth to be better.
The Bartimaeus Trilogy is by far one of my favorites - the ending made me cry in a car full of people.
Harry Potter. 'Twas my childhood, and still sits up there as one of my all time favorite series.
And finally, my favorite; the Vampire Chronicles - or at least the first three. I tried reading the Body Thief, and I just can't get through it. Haven't tried any others.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy. It's pure genius almost all the way through and it also gives you the answer to life, the universe and everything!
The Disc World series by Terry Pratchett
A Song of Fire and Ice by George R.R. Martin
The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan (RIP) , with the final books being written by Brandon Sanderson
A Song of Fire and Ice by George R.R. Martin
The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan (RIP) , with the final books being written by Brandon Sanderson
Mahou Sensei Negima!... If manga counts...
If not, than Toradora!, Haruhi Suzumiya series, Zero no Tsukaima series, and To Aru no Majutsu no Index series...
If not, than Toradora!, Haruhi Suzumiya series, Zero no Tsukaima series, and To Aru no Majutsu no Index series...
Someone doesn't know the meaning of misanthrope. Oh and the "fantasy universe" "ignores physics and reality" in the same sentence made me lol.Bruin said:
I fucking love A Song of Ice and Fire. GRRM has created such a vivd world that even though it isn't nearly as detailed as Tolken (who I hate) I still find myself wishing I could go sit on the banks of the Trident and search for Rheagar's rubies, or go and Marvle at the masive wall of ice that keeps the wildlings and something much more sinister at bay. Or to watch the Tourny of the Hand and see that shit go down (if you read the book you know what I'm talking about they just filmed it for the HBO series). I might even want to go to the Twins and meet the Frey's of pnly to punch Lord Walder in the face.
Also I just curious who you think Jon Snow's mother is.
I don't know about that I've always found Arya a little unbeleivable with all the shit she gets up to.Bruin said:
Also I just curious who you think Jon Snow's mother is.
Stephen Erikson's Malazan Books of the Fallen.
Also enjoying the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher right now.
Also enjoying the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher right now.
Oh God. I have a stack of books sitting right next to me as I type. I finished at least twelve books in about a month. I hate reading, btw.Agayek said:My favorite book series is easily the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.
The books are basically Phillip Marlowe stories as told by Gandalf. Definitely awesome. And if you need any more incentive to check them out, the following picture is an accurate summation of the essence of the books:
Edit: In case anyone's wondering, yes that is a zombie T-Rex, and yes that actually happens.
Oh and Harry Potter.
