My Favourite Book Series

[@JennTasya]

here are some first books of series you may like 😊: poison study, the golden compass, the passage, cinder, these broken stars, and the lies of locke lamora

[@EmilieJoy]

Thanks for the recommendations!!

[@georgiagrkyl]

Have you read The shadow the wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon? I think you'll love it.

[@BedtimeBookworm]

Based on the series you've listed I recommend The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. The first book is called The Eye of the World. The world building is on the level of GoT and Brandon Sanderson and Patrick Rothfuss and I can tell you really like complex worlds! Brandon Sanderson actually wrote the last few books is the series because Robert Jordan died before being able to finish it. There is less violence than GoT and it's a long series (like 13 or 14 books I think) but it's COMPLETED which is a nice plus. And there is a huge cast of characters and I love them all. I've reread parts of this series a lot and I don't think it gets enough attention! I hope you give it a chance 😊

[@aidarodriguez6721]

I feel like i've been waiting ages for the third book on The Kingkiller Chronicle. I love that series.

[@EmilieJoy]

Right?! What is going on with that!

[@TheTrueAlpharius]

The Malazan Book of the Fallen is easily the greatest series ever written. Erikson is not afraid to kill charackters, like GRRM, but the world is so much bigger and theres so much to explore. The main series is finished but there are multiple other works set in the same world, some of them are by his friend I.C. Esslemont, who is also a very gifted writer. The best thing is, they keep adding stories and it doesnt get boring, because they cover such a big space and the "pre-quels" are set 300.000 years in the past. Highly recomendet

[@blazewskimeghan5424]

if you love game of thrones than you'd probaby would like the falling kingdoms series by morgan Rhodes. the monesters of vetiry series by victoria swhwab also by victoria the shades of magic trilogy. try the six of crows duology there is a 2nd book in the stormlight archives

[@MoiraMcGill]

I just commented two fantasy series to check out on your last video, which are: the Sword of Truth series and the entirety of the Shannara series (it has subseries within the massive series) The comment on the other video has more information so be sure to check it out :) I did forget to mention the Song of the Lioness series though, which is another I think you'd enjoy (and is part of the greater Tortall universe). It has a badass female protagonist that shits on all the BS tropes that usually follow them. Get sent off to learn magic like most able noble women? Fuck no, she says, and passes herself off as her twin brother so she can learn knighthood. She's strong and independent yet is wise enough to work with a group. She's secure in herself and doesn't need a love interest to make her feel complete yet also doesn't reject that she's a female. You get to see her grow up, mature, and adventure. I also give it props for not pretending as if periods don't exist.