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NO HARRY POTTER READTHEM ALL!

2007-02-03 09:05:55 · 18 answers · asked by laughinburnscalories!! 2 in Arts & Humanities Books & Authors

im really in to sci fi, real. and just fiction(no Vampires though {blah} BORING!)

2007-02-03 09:46:24 · update #1

18 answers

Tony Abbot
•Secrets of Droon
Peter Abrahams
•Down the Rabbit Hole
Richard Adams
•Traveller
Lloyd Alexander
•The Wizard in the Tree
Jennifer Allison
•Gilda Joyce, Psychic Investigator
Laurie Halse Anderson
•Speak
Jeffrey Archer
•Kane & Abel
Kelley Armstrong [author]
Louise Arnold
•Golden and Grey
Sarah Ash
•Tears of Artamon series
oLord of Snow and Shadows
oPrisoner of the Iron Tower
oChildren of the Serpent Gate
Isaac Asimov
•Robots and Empire
Amelia Atwater-Rhodes
•Snakecharm
•Falcondance
Margaret Atwood
•The Handmaid’s Tale
•Alias Grace
Jean Auel
•Earth’s Children series
oClan of the Cave Bear †
Natalie Babbitt
•The Search for Delicious
Frank Beddor
•The Looking Glass Wars
Hillari Bell
•The Goblin Wood
•Fall of a Kingdom
•The Wizard Test
Alice Borchardt [author]
Jorge Luis Borges
•The Book of Imaginary Beings
Tim Bowler
•Firmament
•Storm Catchers
Rita Mae Brown & Sneaky Pie Brown
•Wish You Were Here
Stephen Brust
•Vlad Taltos series †
Lois McMaster Bujold
•Miles Vorkoskigan series †
oCordelia’s Honor
oYoung Miles (etc.)
•The Curse of Chalion †
•Paladin of Souls †
Jim Butcher
•Codex Alera series
oFuries of Calderon
oAcadem’s Fury
Meg Cabot
•Avalon High
•The Mediator series
Trudi Canavan
•The Black Magician trilogy
oThe Magicians’ Guild
oThe Novice
oThe High Lord
Orson Scott Card
•Maps in a Mirror
•Ender’s Shadow
Jacqueline Carey
•Kushiel series
Hillari Bell
•The Goblin Wood
•Fall of a Kingdom
•The Wizard Test
Alice Borchardt [author]
Jorge Luis Borges
•The Book of Imaginary Beings
Tim Bowler
•Firmament
•Storm Catchers
Rita Mae Brown & Sneaky Pie Brown
•Wish You Were Here
Stephen Brust
•Vlad Taltos series †
Lois McMaster Bujold
•Miles Vorkoskigan series †
oCordelia’s Honor
oYoung Miles (etc.)
•The Curse of Chalion †
•Paladin of Souls †
Jim Butcher
•Codex Alera series
oFuries of Calderon
oAcadem’s Fury
Meg Cabot
•Avalon High
•The Mediator series
Trudi Canavan
•The Black Magician trilogy
oThe Magicians’ Guild
oThe Novice
oThe High Lord
Orson Scott Card
•Maps in a Mirror
•Ender’s Shadow
Jacqueline Carey
•Kushiel series
Patrick Carman
•The Dark Hills Divide
•Beyond the Valley of Thorns
Patricia Clapp
•Jane-Emily
Clara Gillow Clark
•Hattie On Her Way
Mary Higgins Clark
•Stillwatch
Vera & Bill Cleaver
•Where the Lilies Bloom
Bethany Nicole Coffey
•Moon Beam and the War of the Witch Queen
Stephen Cole
•Wereling trilogy
oThe Wereling: Wounded
Eoin Colfer
•Half Moon Investigations
James Lincoln Collier & Christopher Collier
•My Brother Sam Is Dead
Caroline B. Cooney
•Driver’s Ed
Robert Cormier [author]
Shawn P. Cormier
•Nomadin
•NiDemon
•Necromancer [not yet released]
Sharon Creech
•Chasing Redbird
•Ruby Holler
Alison Croggon
•Pellinor series
oThe Gift, or The Naming
oThe Riddle
oThe Crow
oThe Singing [not yet released]
Kevin Crossley-Holland
•King of the Middle March
Chris Crutcher
•Whale Talk
•Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes
•Chinese Handcuffs
Cecilia Dart-Thornton
•The Ill-Made Mute
Julie Reece Deaver
•Say Goodnight, Gracie
Charles DeLint
•Wolf Moon
•Waifs and Strays
•SvaHa
Gene Del Vecchio
•The Pearl of Anton
Catherine Dexter
•The Oracle Doll
Chris D’Lacey
•Fire Star trilogy
oFire Within
oIcefire
oFirestar
Roddy Doyle
•Rover Saves Christmas
•The Giggler Treatment
Dave Duncan
•King’s Blades series
oThe Gilded Chain
Lois Duncan
•Down a Dark Hall
Clare B. Dunkle
•The Hollow Kingdom trilogy
oThe Hollow Kingdom
oClose Kin
oIn the Coils of the Snake
Helen Dunmore
•Ingo
Umberto Eco
•Baudolino
•The Name of the Rose
•Foucault’s Pendulum
Sylvia Engdahl
•Enchantress from the Stars
Steven Erikson
•The Malazan Book of the Fallen series
Jeffrey Eugenides
•Middlesex †
Jennifer Fallon
•Hythrun Chronicles
•Wolfblade series
Terri Farley [author]
Nancy Farmer
•The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm
Raymond Feist
•Magician
•Prince of the Blood
Jasper Fforde
•The Big Over-Easy: A Nursery Crime
Ken Follett
•Pillars of the Earth
Charles L. Fontinay
•Kiplinger and Gruff series
Alan Dean Foster
•Pip and Flinx adventures
•Stories from the CommonWealth
Lisa Rowe Fraustino
•I Walk in Dread: the Diary of Deliverance Trembly, Witness to the Salem Witch Trials, Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1691
C.S. Friedman
•Black Sun Rising †
Ray Friesen [teenage author & illustrator]
•Lookit! Series
oA Cheese-Related Mishap
oWaaay Too Much Mayonnaise
Diana Gabaldon
•Outlander series †
Neil Gaiman
•American Gods
•Neverwhere
•Smoke and Mirrors
•Mirrormask
Gregory Galloway
•As Simple As Snow
Gabriel García Marquez
•One Hundred Years of Solitude
Adele Geras
•Troy
Debi Gliori
•Deep Water
Stephen Gould
•Jumper
Serena Graff
•Blackwell’s Island
John Granger
•Looking for God in Harry Potter
Peni R. Griffin
•The Ghost Sitter
John Grisham
•The Firm
•The Street Lawyer
Michael Gruber
•The Witch’s Boy
Magaret Peterson Haddix
•Double Identity
Deborah Hale
•The Wizard’s Ward
Shannon Hale
•The Goose Girl
Laurell K. Hamilton
•Anita Blake series
Victoria Hanley
•The Light of the Oracle
Charlotte Haptie
•Otto and the Flying Twins
Harry Harrison
•Stainless Steel Rat trilogy
Kim Harrison †
•Dead Witch Walking
•The Good, the Bad, and the Undead
•Every Which Way but Dead
J.V. Hart
•Capt. Hook: The Adventures of a Notorious Youth
Lian Hearn
•Tales of the Otori series
oAcross the Nightingale Floor
oGrass for His Pillow
oBrilliance of the Moon
James Heneghan
•The Grave
Brian Herbert
•Butlerian Jihad
•House Atreides
Tracy Hickman & Margaret Weis
•Death Gate cycle †
Stuart Hill [author]
Odo Hirsch
•Will Buster and the Gelmet Helmet
Alice Hoffman
•Green Angel
Robert Holdstock
•Mythago Wood
Jennifer L. Holm
•The Creek
Tess Uriza Holthe
•When Elephants Dance
Josef Holub
•The Robber and Me
Kay Hooper
•The Shadow series
Anthony Horowitz
•The Power of Five series
•Diamond Brothers series
oThe Falcon’s Malteser
oThe French Confection
oThe Blurred Man
oSouth by South East
oI Know What You Did Last Wednesday
oPublic Enemy Number Two
oThree of Diamonds
James Howe
•Bunnicula
•The Celery Stalks at Midnight
•The Misfits
•Totally Joe
Norma Howe
•The Blue Avenger trilogy
Irene Hunt
•The Lottery Rose
Brian Jacques
•The Ribbajack and Other Curious Yarns
•The Angel’s Command
Michele Jaffe
•Bad Kitty
Traudl Junge
•Until the Final Hour: Hitler’s Last Secretary
Lene Kaaberbol
•The Shamer Chronicles
oThe Shamer’s Daughter
oThe Shamer’s Signet
Elizabeth Kay
•Jinx on the Divide
Susan Kay
•Phantom
Marilyn Kaye
•Replica series
Victor Kelleher
•To the Dark Tower
Sherrilyn Kenyon
•Dark Hunter series
Barbara Kingsolver
•The Poisonwood Bible †
•The Bean Trees †
Sgt. Charles D. Kipp
•Because We Are Canadians
Dean Koontz
•Odd Thomas
•Forever Odd
Gordon Korman
•The Dive series
•Island series
•Everest series
•Born to Rock
Elizabeth Kostova
•The Historian
Mercedes Lackey
•Mapping the World of Harry Potter [editor]
•Dragon Jousters series
•The Lark and the Wren series
oBardic Voices
Mercedes Lackey & Andre Norton
•Halfblood Chronicles
Justine Larbalestier
•Magic or Madness
•Magic Lessons
Emma Larkin
•Finding George Orwell in Burma
Dennis Lehane
•Mystic River
Stanislaw Lem
•The Cyberiad
Madeleine L’Engle
•The Moon by Night
Gaston Leroux
•The Phantom of the Opera
Lois Lowry
•Gathering Blue
S.J. Maas
•Queen of Glass
R.A. MacAvoy
•Tea with the Black Dragon
•Damiano trilogy
D.J. MacHale
•The Quillan Games
Kerry Madden
•Gentle’s Holler
Gregory Maguire
•Son of a Witch: A Novel
Anne McCaffrey
•Crystal Singer trilogy
Ellen Jaffe McClain
•No Big Deal
Virginia G. McMorrow
•Tuldamoran trilogy
oMage Confusion
oMage Resolution
oMage Evolution
Stephanie Meyer
•Twilight
•New moon(next thingee in series)
Calvin Miller
•The Singer
•The Song
•The Finale
Rand Miller
•Myst series
oThe Book of Ti’ana
oThe Book of Atrus
oThe Book of D’ni
Sarah Mlynowski
•Bras & Broomsticks
Karen Marie Moning
•Highlander series
Elizabeth Moon
•The Deed of Paksenarrion [trilogy published as one volume]
oSheepfarmer’s Daughter
oDivided Allegiance
oOath of Gold
Christopher Moore
•Lamb: The Gospel according to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal †
Gerald Morris
•The Squire’s Tale
•The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady
•Parisfal’s Page
•The Savage Damsel and the Dwarf
Gilbert Morris & Aaron McCarver
•The Spirit of Appalachia series
Lynn & Gilbert Morris
•Cheney Duvall, M.D. series
•Cheney and Shiloh: The Inheritance series
Christine Morton-Shaw
•The Riddles of Epsilon
Joshua Mowll
•Operation Red Jericho
Robert Muchamore
•CHERUB series
Ted L. Nancy
•Letters from a Nut
Suzanne Newton
•I Will Call It Georgie’s Blues
•Purro and the Prattleberries
•Where Are You When I Need You?
Jenny Nimmo
•Charlie Bone and the Hidden King
Andre Norton & Sasha Miller
•Cycle of Oak, Yew, Ash and Rowan
oTo the King, a Daughter
oKnight or Knave
oA Crown Disowned
oDragon Blade: The Book of Rowan
Naomi Novik
•Temeraire series
oHis Majesty’s Dragon
oThrone of Jade
oBlack Powder War
Charles Ogden
•Edgar and Ellen series
oRare Beasts
oTourist Trap
oUndertown
oPet’s Revenge
Baroness Orczy
•The Scarlet Pimpernel
Edward Ormondroyd
•David and the Phoenix
George Orwell
•Animal Farm
•1984
Mary Pope Osbourne
•Magic Tree House series
Katherine Paterson
•Jip
James Patterson
•2nd Chance
•Maximum Ride: School’s Out -- Forever
Gary Paulsen
•Harris and Me
•The Boy Who Owned the School
•The Time Hackers
Dale Peck
•Drift House: The First Voyage
Richard Peck
•Blossom Culp series
oThe Ghost Belonged to Me
oGhosts I Have Been
oThe Dreadful Future of Blossom Culp
oBlossom Culp and the Sleep Of Death
S.D. Perry
•Resident Evil series
Jodi Picoult
•My Sister’s Keeper
•Vanishing Acts
Meredith Ann Pierce
•Birth of the Firebringer
•Dark Moon
•Son of Summerstars
Carol Plum-Ucci
•The Body of Christopher Creed
Terry Pratchett
•Monstrous Regiment
Mario Puzo
•The Godfather
Thomas Pynchon
•The Crying of Lot 49
L.M. Quinpool
•Children of the Amulet series
oFight for Chystalina
oBattle for the Empire
oHope and Victory
David Randall
•Clovermead
Silver Ravenwolf
•Witch’s Chillers series
Dietlof Reiche
•Ghost Ship
R. Reisfeld & H.B. Gilmour
•T*Witches series
Judith Merkle Riley
•The Oracle Glass
Ann Rinaldi
•A Break with Charity
Katherine Roberts
•The Echorium Sequence
oSong Quest
oThe Crystal Mask
oDark Quetzal
Emily Rodda
•Rowan of Rin series
Michael Scott Rohan
•Anvil of Ice
Salman Rushdie
•Haroun and the Sea of Stories
Louis Sachar
•Small Steps
Angie Sage
•Septimus Heap series
oMagyk
oFlyte
Marcus Sedgwick
•The Book of Dead Days
•The Dark Flight Down
Darren Shan
•The Demonata series
•The Darren Shan Saga
Jan Siegel
•Prospero’s Children
•The Dragon Charmer
•Witch Queen
Matthew Skelton
•Endymion Spring
Susan Smeltz
•A Story of the Wyrld
Sherwood Smith
•Wren to the Rescue
Zilpha Keatley Snyder
•The Velvet Room
•The Magic Nation Thing
Wen Spencer
•Tinker
Mary Stewart
•The Prince and the Pilgrim
R.L. Stine
•Fear Street series
•The Sitter
Frank Stockton [author]
Laurie Stolarz
•Blue is for Nightmares series
Jeff Stone
•Snake
•Tiger
•Monkey
Todd Strasser
•The Wave
Evangelynn Stratton
•Rhiannon
Shanna Swendson
•Once Upon Stilettos
Theodore Taylor
•The Weirdo
Lilli Thal
•Mimus
Pascal Khoo Thwee
•Green Ghosts of Burma
Sue Townsend
•Adrian Mole series
Eleanor Updale
•Montmorency series
Wendelin Van Draanen
•Sammy Keyes series
Various Authors
•Doctor Who novels
oThe Clockwise Man (Justin Richards)
oMonsters Inside (Stephen Cole)
oWinner Takes All (Jacqueline Rayner)
oDeviant Strain (Justin Richards)
oOnly Human (Gareth Roberts)
oStealers of Dreams (Steve Lyons)
Ned Vizzini
•Be More Chill †
Kurt Vonnegut
•Slaughterhouse Five
Walter Wangerin
•The Book of the Dun Cow
Elizabeth E. Wein
•The Winter Prince
Kathryn Wesley
•The Tenth Kingdom
Deborah Wiles
•Each Little Bird that Sings
Tad Williams
•Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn series
oThe Dragonbone Chair
Ellen Wittlinger
•Zig-Zag
Chris Wooding
•Poison
Patricia C. Wrede & Carolyn Stevermer
•Grand Tour
Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
•Saint-Germain series
Jane Yolen
•Young Merlin trilogy
Gabrielle Zevin
•Elsewhere
Marion Zimmer-Bradley
•The Mists of Avalon
Paul Zindel
•The Pigman

2007-02-03 09:30:41 · answer #1 · answered by Tacy 2 · 0 2

I would say Piers Anthony, but someone else suggested them, you could also try Ann McCafferty, the Rowen Series ( ie The Rowan, Damia, Damia's Children, Lyon's Pride, The Hive and the Tower) or the Brainship series ( ie The Ship who Sang, The Partnership, The Ship who Searched, The City who Fought, The ship who won, The Errant Ship, and The Ship avenged) Tamara Pierce is good with Magic and fantasy adventure. David Webber has the Honer Harrington series. they are Space Navy stories. There are so many possibilities, i have bookshelf's full of books that i read and reread all the time, i am always at the Library as well.

2007-02-03 16:14:54 · answer #2 · answered by ghost 3 · 1 0

Wen Spencer wrote Tinker and Wolf Who Rules which are really a combination of sci-fi and fantasy. I read both of these books recently and really enjoyed them.

This is the review I did of Tinker on amazon.com:

"Tinker is an inventor and a girl genius who lives in Pittsburgh. But it's not the Pittsburgh you and I would be familiar with. It's a Pittsburgh which has been pulled into another dimension called Elfhome, complete with elves. During a "shutdown" where Pittsburgh is temporarily returned to Earth an elvish noble is chased into Tinker's scrapyard chased by a number of huge doglike animals called Wargs. Tinker knows the noble as Windwolf, the elf who had years before saved Tinker's life and cursed her with a life debt thus entertwining their destinies together. Realizing that Windwolf being killed in her scrapyard would be really bad for her as well Tinker pulls out all the stops (not to mention her entire home) to save his life.

I found Tinker to be a very enjoyable science fiction/fantasy story. Although I couldn't begin to keep up with the science/mathmatical part of it that was Tinker's guiding light I found that not understanding didn't detract from the adventure. Tinker was a very strong central female character which I found very compelling. I loved how Tinker was always saving the lives of the men around her, and they didn't feel threatened because of it.

Before I picked Tinker up it had been a long while since I had read any books classified as science fiction. I couldn't have asked for a better re-introduction to this genre. If you like fast paced fantasies with a bit of humor I would definately recommend Tinker as a top pick."

I won't list the review I did for Wolf Who Rules because it assumes you've already read Tinker and could potentially spoil the first book.

2007-02-04 01:45:54 · answer #3 · answered by DemonBookLover 4 · 1 0

I just finished book four in Stephen Donaldson's Gap series; they're plotty and exciting and edge of your seat imaginative space sci-fi reading. Hard sci-fi mixed with some intricate characterizations, and everyone has a scheme. There are five books in the series, and Donaldson says he had a sort of framework based on The Ring of the Nibelungen, the saga of the Norse Gods...a real epic tale so far. If that's what you're looking for...

Oh yeah, they have lots of bad language, violence and some sex of a violent sort, just to warn you. But it has been a good story so far, really engaging. (I'm the sort who can look past violence and heavy swearing if it fits the story, and it does in this case.)

2007-02-03 09:20:28 · answer #4 · answered by Black Dog 6 · 0 0

'The Prydain Chronicles', by Lloyd Alexander
1. The Book of Three
2. The Black Cauldron
3. The Castle of Llyr
4. Taran Wanderer
5. The High King

2007-02-03 09:12:53 · answer #5 · answered by irish1 6 · 1 0

The Briar King by Greg Keys, The World According to Garp by John Irving or any of the Tek series by William Shatner.

2007-02-03 09:11:33 · answer #6 · answered by Foxy Roxy 2 · 1 0

Read "On a Pale Horse" by Piers Anthony

and then suggest Harry Potter Seven When it comes out in 6 months. :)

2007-02-03 09:16:41 · answer #7 · answered by NightWindZero 2 · 0 0

be attentive to you stated no vampire books...yet i think of Twilight is super! that's a solid e book and it is in a human beings attitude, not a vampires! it is likewise a movie. there is: Twilight; New Moon; Eclipse; and Breaking break of day... nevertheless Breaking break of day isn't out interior the cinema's yet... If not Twilight, then how approximately some Jaqueline Wilson books? they're spectacular!!! and definitely humorous. desire I helped(:

2016-09-28 09:20:43 · answer #8 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings

Inkheart
Inkspell

2007-02-03 16:02:07 · answer #9 · answered by awanderingelf 4 · 1 0

Ishmael by Daniel Quinn

The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan (Start with book one or you'll be lost, silly people sometimes try to start in the middle....)

2007-02-03 09:14:04 · answer #10 · answered by gimmenamenow 7 · 1 0

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