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TheGreatestBanana126/17/2024

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City of Bones by Cassandra Clare

I just loved this book and the rest of the books in the Mortal Instrument series. Cassandra built a world filled with fairies, Warlocks, Demons and those that help fight evil and keep the peace the Shadow Hunters it was a great introduction to this world and with a story that makes you want to keep reading I highly recommend it. The main series is 6 books long and there has also be a prequel series and a sequel series so there has been a vast story that has been built. But it's the City of Bone is where it all starts and so its this book that where we first connect to the characters and this was well done so you get invested in continuing the series.

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Laser-Bicep6/17/2024

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it has to be david gemmels series of fantasy books

here is the order to read them. its great because man people havnt read these.

Knights of Dark Renown.

Morningstar.

Waylander.

Waylander II: In the Realm of the Wolf.

Hero in the Shadows.

The First Chronicles of Druss the Legend.

The Legend of Deathwalker.

plus there are lot more than is just listed so there is a massive world to delve into and the books and stories are connected.

if you like lord of the rings and similar stories but also want a violent read then this is for you

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Makster6/17/2024

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Bar Harry Potter, I've not read a lot of fantasy or Sci-Fi.

I did read a series called The Black Magician's Triology that really captured my imagination as it was a more serious take on a magical hierarchy between those that have magical potential and those that have not. I read it over a holiday and I really enjoyed it as one of my first foray into the young adult novels rather than children's books

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FirestormGamingTeam6/16/2024

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For me, it will always be Raymond E Fiests Magician.

Now let's look at why this book is so very good!

In this book we have..

  1. Two boys who dream big dreams

  2. A world invaded by another world

  3. Magic at its utmost!

  4. Love, hate, betrayal

  5. Massive politics

The storyline is epic, and long and covers multiple worlds, the most amazing storylines and I have read this book so very much. But every time I pick it up, it's like I'm reading it all over again. I would challenge anyone to pick this book up, read it, and not love it.

And remember, this leads onto a 30-book series, set in multiple worlds, in one massive, continuous storyline.

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Limal6/15/2024

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Video games are my passion, and I think most of you will agree that J. R. R. Tolkien made a huge impact on our culture, and video games specifically. I've seen many times in interviews with famous game designers and producers that they were mentioning books like Lord of the Rings, which were used for inspiration.

There are 4 books in Tolkien's Middle-earth saga: The Hobbit, Fellowship of the Ring, Two Towers, Return of the King.

For me the best one is Two Towers.