Subject: The best series you've read
Posted by: Zann03
Date: Nov 14 08
Can't say, really. I've read heaps of good ones.
Posted by: Zann03
Date: Nov 14 08
Can't say, really. I've read heaps of good ones.
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CoolTeen
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The Chronicles of Narnia, Harry Potter, Inheritance, etc. Reply #1. Nov 15 08, 12:17 AM |
TCEB
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discworld - Terry Pratchett Reply #2. Nov 15 08, 6:41 AM |
risdonus 
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I'd go for Disc World too, the mans a genius! Reply #3. Nov 15 08, 12:18 PM |
brainiac62
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I really like the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. The Inheritance Cycle is good, too. Reply #4. Nov 15 08, 1:14 PM |
esme11
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I love Terry Pratchett's "Wee Free Men", "A Hat full of Sky" and "Wintersmith" but I also like Harry Potter and Septimus Heap. Reply #5. Nov 19 08, 2:15 PM |
danjou
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too many to count I prefer either books that stand alone, meaning no wondering about how you got to the beginning and no wondering what happened later or long running series, preferably quartets or longer, though for some authors, trilogies work well. Reply #6. Nov 21 08, 2:39 PM |
| Hermione_07
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Its got to be Harry Potter. Reply #7. Nov 21 08, 4:48 PM |
emeney3
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Harry Potter is one, and The Sword Of Truth Series by Terry Goodkind. Sword of Shannara series by Terry Brooks. There is a show on tv now called Legend of the Seeker that is based on the Sword of Truth series that is pretty good though they changed it some. Reply #8. Nov 22 08, 8:14 AM |
| julibee9
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I like Melissa J. Morgan's Camp Confidential. And Ann Mazer's The Amazing days of Abby Hayes. I also like a book called Dish! Reply #9. Nov 27 08, 6:39 PM |
BOB501
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anything by Wilber Smith Reply #10. Nov 27 08, 9:59 PM |
Chilax14
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I like a lot of series, but Harry Potter is my favorite. Reply #11. Nov 28 08, 11:09 AM |
guitargoddess
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I really enjoy the two James Patterson series (Women's Murder Club, and Alex Cross) as well as John Sanford's Prey series. Reply #12. Nov 28 08, 2:37 PM |
cag1970
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In no particular order: 1) The Vorkosigan Saga (Lois McMaster Bujold) 2) The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy (Douglas Adams) 3) The Old Dog Series (Dale Brown) 4) The Jack Ryan Series (Tom Clancy) Reply #13. Dec 11 08, 7:22 PM |
| grandyfan28
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honus and me and the rest of them Reply #14. Dec 24 08, 12:19 PM |
kyoung11
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Definetly the Deltora Series by Emily Rodda. Reply #15. Jan 22 09, 4:59 PM |
wildmatz
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Robin Hobb - The Farseer Trilogy (+ its sequel The Tawny Man Trilogy) I guess not many people know this author, but if you're into fantasy, you should really check these two trilogies out. A student of mine gave it to me, and even though each book has got 600-1000 pages, I was never bored. She's created an amazing world there. Reply #16. Feb 17 09, 6:21 PM |
| raidersruleall
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I liked Hank the Cowdog books a long time ago :) Reply #17. Feb 23 09, 9:41 PM |
Cymruambyth
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When i was much younger than I am today, my favourite series was L.M. Montgomery's 'Anne' books - 'Anne of Green Gables', 'Anne of Avonlea', 'Anne of the Island', 'Anne's House of Dreams', 'Anne of Ingleside' and 'Rilla of Ingleside'. As an adult, I enjoy Ruth Rendell's Inspector Wexford mysteries, Deborah Crombie's Kincaid/James mysteries, Josephine Tey's Alan Grant mysteries and P.D. James' Adam Dalgleish mysteries. Reply #18. Feb 25 09, 12:09 PM |
Schoonie101
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The Dark Tower. Reply #19. Feb 25 09, 12:32 PM |
Verbonica
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In no particular order: "God Is an Englishman" series (Delderfield) "The Poldark Saga" (Winston Graham) The Arthurian Saga - "The Crystal Cave," etc. (Mary Stewart) "The Clan of the Cave Bear" series (Jean Auel) Reply #20. Feb 25 09, 12:45 PM |
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