Kindle user all the way. I've got boxes of books in the garage, just run out of room to put all the books i've gotten through, if you added the 100+ books i've gotten through on my Kindle i'd have no chance.
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I tried the Dark Tower, got one and a half books in and it had turned to rubbish after starting promising. Does it get back on track?1 Song of Ice and Fire, George R R Martin
2 Lord of the Rings , J R R Tolkein
3 Dark Tower Series, Stephen King
4 Belgarion / Mallorean, David Eddings
5 The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever, Stephen Donaldson
6 Mordant's Need, Stephen Donaldson
7 Eyes of the Dragon, Stephen King
8 Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling
9 The Elenium /Tamuli, David Eddings
10 The Hobbit, J R R Tolkein
Book 2 "Drawing of the Three" and Book 4 "Wizard and Glass" were my favourite from the series. The narrative from the character Eddie Dean in Book 2 really enjoyable. I also enjoyed the riddling by Blaine the Train in Book 3 "The Waste Lands" also a good read.I tried the Dark Tower, got one and a half books in and it had turned to rubbish after starting promising. Does it get back on track?
I tried the Dark Tower, got one and a half books in and it had turned to rubbish after starting promising. Does it get back on track?
Have got through a few more on the list.Fan of GOT, First Law, KingKiller, Gentleman Bastards, and others.
The Black Company is good, but like any series that long it has it's up's and downs, but def worth a read if like the style.
Currently on second last book of Malazan, it's one of my favourite series so far. First book is probably the weakest, well the first half of the first book mainly, have to push through that.
Tried Tomas Convenant series, and thought was a load of shit. Understand that it was trailblazing in that it was a protagonist with flaws, which is something hadn't been much of before this series, but it's terrible.
- A Song of Ice and Fire by George RR Martin – 182 - Read - love
- The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien - 130 - Read - love
- The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss -116 Read - love
- The Malazan Book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson - 85 Reading - love
- The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan - 79 - Gave up after about book 7 or 8
- The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson - 75 - Excellent Series, waiting for the next one
- The Gentleman Bastards by Scott Lynch - 66 - Read - Very good
- Discworld by Terry Pratchett - 55 -
- The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher - 47 - read one book of this so far, an entertaining and quick read
- Harry Potter by JK Rowling - 46 - Only read last year for first time, not as bad as thought it would be
- The First Law by Joe Abercrombie - 41 - Read - Very good
- Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson - 39 Read - Entertaining read
- The Dark Tower by Stephen King - 30 Read first book and a half, just lost interest
- The Broken Empire by Mark Lawrence - 29 - Really liked this, very dark and enjoyed the humour
- The Farseer Trilogy by Robin Hobb - 24 - A good read
- The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien - 23 - read
- The Black Company by Glen Cook - 20 read - good but a few flat patches
- His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman - 20
- Earthsea Cycle by Ursula K Leguin - 19
- American Gods by Neil Gaiman - 14 - Read Good
- The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis - 14 Read
- The Drenai Saga by David Gemmell - 14 - read
- Watership Down by Richard Adams - 13
- The Riyria Revelations by Michael J Sullivan - 12
- Prince of Nothing by R Scott Bakker - 11 Read part way, will try again
- The Belgariad by David Eddings - 11
- Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay - 11 - Read - Enjoyable
- Book of the New Sun by Gene Wolf - 10
- The Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny - 10
- Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke - 10 - Read part way, gave up as too slow for me
- Raven's Shadow by Anthony Ryan - 10
- The Riftwar Saga by Raymond Feist - 10 - Good
- The Demon Cycle by Peter V Brett - 9 - Read
That's been mentioned quite a bit in this thread.The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss
That's been mentioned quite a bit in this thread.
Heard they're also doing a movie and TV show for it at some point.
Yeah was stoked to hear it. Definitely my favorite of all time. May need to do one final re-read. All 16 books lol.The last Fitz and the Fool book is due out in a couple of days.
(At least I assume it will be the last, poor old much-put-upon Fitz has got to be pushing 60 years old now).
Yeah was stoked to hear it. Definitely my favorite of all time. May need to do one final re-read. All 16 books lol.
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Hmm might need to look into Robin Hobb... haven't read any of her stuff
What he said. I've read the first 3 about 4 times over the last 20 years and often think about going back.The thing that stands out for me in her series is that, not only are they rattling good yarns, she spends a good deal of time in genuine and believable individual character development, which impacts upon and explains their actions, far more than is the case in a lot of other series.
The forms of "magic" are pretty good, but she doesn't just resort to them (or create new ones) to get her out of each and every plot hole or dead end like some series writers do. The people react in the ways you would expect them to react, given their previous character development.
This does make them a bit longer, though, which some readers have criticised.
What he said. I've read the first 3 about 4 times over the last 20 years and often think about going back.
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