HP books are most definitely childrens books, the language and plot are childish. Sure adults read them, they're still childrens books though.

Check out The Old Kingdom trilogy by Garth Nix.... Sabriel, Lirael, and Abhorsen...


Some of the best books I've ever read. They are Fantasy-Adventure type boots.



Then again... pretty much all of Nix's books rock. I havent had the chance to pick up all of the Key's to the Kingdom yet.. but I'd really like to.

the wayfarer redemtion series is a must

This post was edited by insaneclown-ha on Aug 14 2007 05:12pm

lol, man, your at the end of 4 pages of posts in respond to my original, ive ordered 3X books, but its gonna take me a little time to get through this list O.o :-P

if you havent yet
read the Golden Compass, Subtle Knife and Amber Spyglass series

well i am telling u it is still a must:P i just finished anutheron only 2 left now and they just get better and better good read once u start hard to put them down:P and i got all time in the world(well tell next month when i go back to work but still) but if u like to read u know what i mean:P

ROFL dude i read AT work

i get alot of reading done :-P

The Obsidian Trilogy by Mercedes Lackey and James Mallory, The Halfblood Chronicles if not mistaken again by Mercedes Lackey with another author Andre Norton if Im not mistaken.
Also by James Mallory is Merlin: The Old Magic, Merlin: The King's Wizard, and Merlin: The End of Magic.
But my fave series would have to be the Anne McCaffery Pern series. That is what got me back into reading.

i just finished the icewind dale trilogy ( Excellent book, although the writer tends to be repetative a little in descriptions)

gonna start the pillars of creation today, and im going to order some more of Salvatores books

Chronicles of Narnia or Artemis Fowl's series.

Also by C.S. Lewis

* Out of the Silent Planet (1938)
* Perelandra (aka Voyage to Venus) (1943)
* That Hideous Strength (1946)

It's the space trilogy.

This post was edited by holyspawn on Aug 21 2007 06:49pm