Book Talks - Favorite Books / Series?

[PhantomRage]

As the name implies, post your favorite books or series here. Post as many as you can to inspire other people to read moar books (I know, prolly a failed effort, but I'll try!). Try not to hate other people for books that you simply may not agree with. I want a friendly experience here

I guess I'll start off. I loved the Wheel of Time series, and the Child of the Dark Prophecy series. Both great in my opinion, I'll try to think of some more I have read.

 

[Darklord__]

Kingdom of the gems trilogy
Bunker diarys
Witch crag
The healing wars

 

[ThatOneSlowking]

Any book by Rick Riordan
He is an author who writes books mixing ancient mythology and modern day life
3 series he wrote:
Percy Jackson and the Olympians series (Greek Mythology)
Heroes of Olympus (sequel series, Greek and Roman Mythology)
Kane Chronicles (Egyptian Mythology, unrelated to other series' though it is hinted to take place in same universe as Percy Jackson

Books:
Percy Jackson (PJ)
Heroes of Olympus (HoO)
Kane Chronicles (KC)

PJ The Lightning Thief
PJ The Sea Of Monsters
PJ The Titan's Curse
PJ The Battle Of The Labyrinth
PJ The Last Olympian

HoO The Lost Hero
HoO The Son Of Neptune
HoO The Mark Of Athena
HoO The House of Hades
HoO The Blood Of Olympus(coming out Fall 2014)

KC The Red Pyramid
KC The Throne Of Fire
KC The Serpents Shadow

All of them are great books

 

[whizzball1]

ASOIAF.
Malazan Book of the Fallen.
Pegasus.
The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel
Guardians of Ga'hoole.
More added on this list as I remember.

 

[Exedra]

The Secrets of the Immortal Jonathan Spirit.

Fixed.

 

[Jess887cp]

*rubs hands together*

Well, the Discworld books and the Ender saga were my favorite sci-fi series, and Ready Player One was my favorite book for that genre overall. As for fantasy I'd have to go with Dragonlance. King Rat was one of the best books I've ever read. Seabiscuit was alright. Any of the books by Cory Doctorow are alright as well.

I've read tons of fiction. I could go on. Redwall!

 

[whizzball1]

Fixed.

We aren't immortal until we die. Which sounds incredibly odd.

 

[Celestialphoenix]

Read it cover-to-cover in one setting.

Powerful, thought provoking and very unique.​

The Wrath of Fate

Sci-fi//Steampunk --Captain Robert Brown​

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There will come a time... When freedom is considered too dangerous. ​

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Cities are walled, and citizens are chained to round-the-clock jobs to keep them controlled. ​

Change and progress are outlawed. ​

There will come a time... When clockworks wake up, only to find they are not allowed to be awake. ​

They hide in fear, not daring to break their chains of slavery.​

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There will come a time... When freedom is outlawed. ​

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The last free people must scrape a living in the dirt of the prairies, or in the skies above them. ​

These hardened men and women fight for their lives and their freedom against beasts of the plains, police in the cities, and pirates in the sky. ​

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When freedom is outlawed, only the outlaws are free. ​

This time will come, and it will be my fault. Sorry about that​

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[Exedra]

We aren't immortal until we die. Which sounds incredibly odd.

I meant because you godmod, silly.

 

[whizzball1]

I meant because you godmod, silly.

I thought it might be so.

 

[lenscas]

my favorite books are:
The dwarves.
Legends of the alfs.
The elves.
They are all fantasy books.The books the dwarves and the legends of the alfs are very connected to say atleast. Also I like the rules of magic but before I am going to read all those books I first want to have readed the rest of the dwarves books.