d2jsp
Log InRegister
d2jsp Forums > Off-Topic > Entertainment Room > Books & Literature > Teen Fantasy Books
Prev12
Add Reply New Topic New Poll
Views: 951Replies: 19Track Topic
Member
Posts: 3,443
Joined: Jul 4 2009
Gold: 134.64
#11
Jan 31 2012 03:39am
Pretty much anything by David Gemmell :)
Member
Posts: 2,401
Joined: Jan 3 2008
Gold: 65.00
#12
Feb 4 2012 01:32am
Eragon
Member
Posts: 6,405
Joined: Jun 18 2008
Gold: 76.00
#13
Feb 9 2012 05:29am
The Belgriad by David Eddings.
Member
Posts: 531
Joined: Feb 25 2012
Gold: 230.48
#14
Feb 27 2012 02:46pm
darren shan series the saga of darren shan the sgag of larten crepsley
Member
Posts: 1,445
Joined: Dec 2 2010
Gold: 0.00
#15
Mar 24 2012 10:45pm
Quote (EndlessSky @ Dec 5 2011 07:13pm)
Kingkiller Chronicles by Pat Rothfuss. Once you get ~200 pages in, you will not be disappointed


This.

I literally JUST wrote a mini-review. http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=61587102&f=266
Member
Posts: 38,239
Joined: Oct 30 2007
Gold: 205.00
#16
Mar 25 2012 02:01am
really? did no one say Robert Jordan Wheel Of Time?
or am i crazy

thats #2 series imo, second to Song of Ice and Fire. well at least the first 7 or so books are
then he dragged it out too much
but i love the way he had magic work in that book it gave it some rules and boundries to work within instead of just " oh yea i will just pull this random spell out of my ass and then tell you some story about how i can only do it once"
Member
Posts: 38,239
Joined: Oct 30 2007
Gold: 205.00
#17
Mar 25 2012 02:04am
Quote (ogreslayer @ Jan 3 2012 10:55am)
I mean, the Hobbit is a given.

Song of ice and fire is hot right now, but honestly, its barely fantasy (not in the conventional orcs/goblins/dragons sense at least).


you didnt watch the first season then
and you will want to watch season 2 ive read the books as they came out

its not loaded with the cliche stupid elves and dwafs and halfmen and all that lame shit
that kinda fantasy bothers me now that ive read so much other good fantasy
Member
Posts: 2,035
Joined: Jul 7 2003
Gold: 767.51
#18
Mar 25 2012 09:05am
Quote (Da5id1an @ 25 Mar 2012 04:01)
really? did no one say Robert Jordan Wheel Of Time?
or am i crazy

thats #2 series imo, second to Song of Ice and Fire. well at least the first 7 or so books are
then he dragged it out too much
but i love the way he had magic work in that book it gave it some rules and boundries to work within instead of just " oh yea i will just pull this random spell out of my ass and then tell you some story about how i can only do it once"


Quote (Da5id1an @ 25 Mar 2012 04:01)
really? did no one say Robert Jordan Wheel Of Time?
or am i crazy

thats #2 series imo, second to Song of Ice and Fire. well at least the first 7 or so books are
then he dragged it out too much
but i love the way he had magic work in that book it gave it some rules and boundries to work within instead of just " oh yea i will just pull this random spell out of my ass and then tell you some story about how i can only do it once"


jordan is a huge commitment though, 14 books
Member
Posts: 6,830
Joined: Aug 20 2010
Gold: 1.71
#19
Mar 25 2012 11:33pm
The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan or The Deed of Paksenarrion (Three books put into one) by Elizabeth Moon, with the latter being my personal favourite fantasy book.
Member
Posts: 38,239
Joined: Oct 30 2007
Gold: 205.00
#20
Mar 25 2012 11:46pm
Quote (blackjack21 @ Mar 25 2012 08:05am)
jordan is a huge commitment though, 14 books


yea i never finished it. i got to book 9 and was over it
but what i did read was still really really good and very enjoyable
Go Back To Books & Literature Topic List
Prev12
Add Reply New Topic New Poll

© 2003-2026 d2jsp  Contact