looking for a good fantasy book?

Question

i'm looking for some good fantasy/adventure books, no hard to follow books. i really liked the Abarat books and want something close to that

Answer 1

The Belgariad is a five-book fantasy epic written by David Eddings. Another five-book series, The Malloreon, is the sequel to the Belgariad.

Totally entertaining, great characters, setting and plot.

Answer 2

Michaels A Hills - Creator
“Creator” follows the epic journey of Daedalus Rufus, a fictional Jesus-like character, who is raised, not by pious parents, but by the most wanted criminal in the history of the Roman Empire; hence, he would not begin his life as a saint, but as a terrorist’s apprentice. Yet regardless of his terrible upbringing, Daedalus, the Olympian saviour, favoured by the gods, strives to create a heaven on earth through the infinite reach of his innate powers.

Randall Bush - The Quest for Asdin
After Asdin, the Star of Frozen Light, goes missing, a hostile political takeover forces Sindle, a young Shade, to flee his homeland. As he embarks on an adventure filled with peril, suspense, and hope for true love, he and his companions must also run a desperate race to save their world from growing sinister forces that threaten its total annihilation.


R.G. Edwards
EAFIN LOKDORE AND THE MAGICIAN'S LOST MEDALLION
His Destiny he would Discover.
By Saving an ancient Kingdom.
From an Evil he must Overcome.

Eafin Lokdore is suddenly thrust into the midst of an age-old conflict. He discovers an advancement of Maggorian warriors upon his homeland. At the young age of fifteen, his life is about to dramatically change ...

Sandra Leigh
LOVE IN RUINS

When the main character dies in the first ten pages, where can a story go from there? Primarily: to Hell and back again. But there is a price for returning from The Road, for coming back from the dead.

Donald R. Gordon
THE ROCK CANDY BANDITS
Book 1 of The Prosperian Papers series

Moustapha and his bandit band members kidnap Sergeant Patricia of the Royal Prosperian Flying Desert Corps and their camel Sobersides and threaten to turn Sobersides into camel stew for a feast if a ransom of rock candies is not paid. Corps members hurry to Fort Mischief, the bandit headquarters, on a rescue mission. Will they succeed? Will they be there on time?

W. Royce Adams
REVENGE ON RAIRARUBIA

SB Family Life says, "The very descriptive writing evokes many emotions and requires a continuous page turning by the reader. Altogether a fun read for both children and adults."

Answer 3

I accept as true with the poster above. The Inheritance sequence is a sturdy commence. It has enormous battles too. once you're searching for basically any delusion, i might want to say the Twilight sequence by potential of Stephenie Meyer. It has vampires and werewolves and 2 battles, all jumbled mutually with a romantic plot line. no longer quite tacky, somewhat delicate perchance... yet certainly no longer extreme. also... there is Harry Potter! Lol. i understand its so cliched, you likely do not even wanna imagine about it. yet in case you have not study it yet, try it. this is extremely darn sturdy. All seven of the books are out - there are a good number of magical creatures in it with the important personality being a wizard with astonishing magical powers. enormous battles in each e book too. certainly very interesting. supply it a shot! satisfied interpreting!

Answer 4

Riftwar Series by Raymond Feist can be great help to you. They've been renowned as one of the best series in Fantasy Genre. Great plot, great characters and lots of books, if you want to read. And the best thing is - you can stop reading after 1 series (there are several, all of them are 3-4 books) and you will feel that the story line is finished. But you will surely want more, I can assure you.

Answer 5

The Sword of Shannara by Terry Brooks is very good, an epic quest, similar to the Lord of the Rings.

Answer 6

'The Deed of Paksenarrion', by Elizabeth Moon:
1. 'Sheepfarmer's Daughter'
2. 'Divided Allegiance'
3. 'Oath Of Gold'

Or any of the 'Icewind Dale' books by R. A. Salvatore

Answer 7

i would most definitely recommend Eragon. the movie is nothing like the book, so if you hated the movie the book is way different.

Answer 8

try fhe fire of heaven trilogy, by russell kirkpatrick. Great book.

heres his website............http://www.russellkirkpatrick.com/