01-25-11, 02:54 PM
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want suggestions- good fantasy books to read
nothing like harry potter or narnia, i'm looking for something along those lines though
please suggest- it's all welcome
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01-25-11, 04:54 PM
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I read the first 2 vampire diary books recently and I really didn't fancy reading them but they were absolutely amazing! I couldn't put the books down and read both of them within 2 days & went to the library to find more. So in conclusion, they were ok :P
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01-25-11, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Sallyann
I read the first 2 vampire diary books recently and I really didn't fancy reading them but they were absolutely amazing! I couldn't put the books down and read both of them within 2 days & went to the library to find more. So in conclusion, they were ok :P
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i'll remember that- vampire diaries.
thanks!
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01-25-11, 05:02 PM
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The film (golden compass) was crap but the books were fantasic. "The northern lights" were amazing, really worth reading. I think I may reread them
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01-25-11, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by mmch85
The film (golden compass) was crap but the books were fantasic. "The northern lights" were amazing, really worth reading. I think I may reread them
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philip pulman, yes?
i've actually heard a lot about him- think i'll have to read his series
want to find out what all the excitement's about :)
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01-25-11, 05:11 PM
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What age range?
I really enjoyed the Robin Hobb range, once i picked one up i couldnt put it down for days.
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01-25-11, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by sweet release
philip pulman, yes?
i've actually heard a lot about him- think i'll have to read his series
want to find out what all the excitement's about:)
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Yes that's the author, really great. I took a day of work coz I couldn't put the last book down.... Naughty :/
Really tho, the film was diabolical!
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01-27-11, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by mmch85
The film (golden compass) was crap but the books were fantasic. "The northern lights" were amazing, really worth reading. I think I may reread them
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As long as you're cool with supporting an anti-God jackass... sorry, I just really needed to mention that
Don't take this offensively, but what gender are you? Just to check haha cuz most of the books I like are a bit more girl oriented...
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01-27-11, 02:10 PM
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You'ld probably enjoy the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series.
If you want a more challenging read, you can't go wrong with anything by Stephen Donaldson, Joe Abercrombie, or Dan Simmons.
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01-27-11, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by blackrosesXbleedinghearts
As long as you're cool with supporting an anti-God jackass... sorry, I just really needed to mention that
Don't take this offensively, but what gender are you? Just to check haha cuz most of the books I like are a bit more girl oriented...
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no offence taken- actually i guess that's a valuable question to ask
i'm male..
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