Chronicles of Pyrdain Lloyd Alexander The Belgariad/The Mallorean David Eddings The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Douglas Adams Chronicles of Narnia C.S. Lewis Enchanted Forest Chronicles Patricia Wrede
Top Five books:
Ender's Game/Ender's Shadow Orson Scott Card The Hobbit J.R.R Tolkien Brave New Word Aldous Huxley Unwind Neal Shushterman Otherland Tad Williams
That's a tough list to come up with considering I can't even remember some of the books I've read nowadays. None of the above are in any specific order since I do consider them to be amongst my favorites simply out of the sheer entertainment they provided me. Some of them may be suited for an older audience though. Series' like Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy are so packed with allusions that it requires multiple readings, depending on your age, to catch them all.
new list Every thing Lord of the Rings Chronicles of narnia Chronicles of Prydain (favorite character, the bards mount) Tom Clancy's books on John Patrick Ryan Sr. Inheritance Cycle (Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, and Inheritance)
1-Three Kingdoms 2-Three Kingdoms 4-Three Kingdoms 4-Three Kingdoms Did someone say Romance of the Three Kingdoms?? =D As some of you may know...I'm in love with this time period and book. So for me it is Romance of the Three Kingdoms with a sweep for my top 5
Oh my god, Oh my god, does that say what I think it does? This is my FAVORITE series ever.
Top 5 series: 1. Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong 2. Inheritance Cycle 3. Ranger's Apprentice and the new one by John Flanagan the Brotherband Chronicles are tied for third 4. Net Force by Tom Clancy 5. Heroes of Olympus
my favorite novels/novel series would be the Harry Potter series The Hunger Games series The Hobit well those are the only novels that i've read and like that i can think of
1. Ender's Game (Ender's Shadow was good as well) 2. Atlus Shrugged by Ayn Rand 3. Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman 4. The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie 5. Spellsinger by Alan Dean Foster
Go to a school, and ask a teenager if they read a book excluding Harry Potter or a few others (hunger games, Lotr (maybe), etc) You are likely to get a response along the lines of, "You read books, why not just watch the movie", one kid actually told me he reads one anthology only, the Holy Bible.
I also forgot to add that I like the Artemis Fowl series and I also like Eoin Colfer's book Airborn . I also forgot to add that for whatever reason, I can't stand the Percy Jackson series. I guess I don't like it because those books lost a lot of the valuable lessons in original Greek mythology.
