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Thank you for all of your recommendations! I have already read inkheart, leviathan, and the amulet of Samarkand, but the others look great, especially this one!
You're welcome!
Yeah, I was looking through your books, and you seemed to have read practically everything.
Coolcurry wrote: "You're welcome!
Yeah, I was looking through your books, and you seemed to have read practically everything."
I read a TON, and I've read most of the popular books and series. That's why I needed some recommendations. I like most genres, but I do live in Canada, so some books aren't available unless I order them online.
Hmm, I've had the same problem. I've cast the net a bit wider and have posted some more recs. Not all of them are series though, or series that are finished, or books aimed at YA.
I'd recommend trying Terry Pratchett. His Discworld series has just hit 40 books, all of which range from pretty good to brilliant. Most of the series is aimed at adults (except for The Wee Free Men and four others), but it can easily be read by a younger audience. I got got my hands on his non-YA stuff (which I actually prefer for the most part) in sixth grade. Anyway, he has a ton of books. So if you like him, you'd be set for a while.
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Jan 20, 2014 12:34PM
Thank you for all of your recommendations! I have already read inkheart, leviathan, and the amulet of Samarkand, but the others look great, especially this one!
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You're welcome!Yeah, I was looking through your books, and you seemed to have read practically everything.
Coolcurry wrote: "You're welcome!Yeah, I was looking through your books, and you seemed to have read practically everything."
I read a TON, and I've read most of the popular books and series. That's why I needed some recommendations. I like most genres, but I do live in Canada, so some books aren't available unless I order them online.
Hmm, I've had the same problem. I've cast the net a bit wider and have posted some more recs. Not all of them are series though, or series that are finished, or books aimed at YA. I'd recommend trying Terry Pratchett. His Discworld series has just hit 40 books, all of which range from pretty good to brilliant. Most of the series is aimed at adults (except for The Wee Free Men and four others), but it can easily be read by a younger audience. I got got my hands on his non-YA stuff (which I actually prefer for the most part) in sixth grade. Anyway, he has a ton of books. So if you like him, you'd be set for a while.