i'm looking for a new book series?

Question

I'm looking for new book series suggestions. I really like The Dark Tower series by Stephen King, Harry Potter and Orson Scott Card's Ender series. Thanks!

Answer 1

Here a couple of GREAT ones for ya... The Iron Tower Trilogy or The Silver Call Duology both by Dennis McKiernan (or anything else by him), The Shannara Trilogy (The Sword of Shannara, The Elfstones of Shannara and The Wishsong of Shannara) by Terry Brooks( he has several series based in Shannara going but you need to read these first), OH and my favorite series of ALL TIME which has just been re-released after years....The Tiger and Del series by Jennifer Roberson there are six books in this series but all of them are impossible to put down and you WILL re-read them over and over again.

I hope this helps ya .......and thanks for letting my share some of my favorites

Answer 2

Anyway...you should read Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. Including sequel New Moon. I could not stop reading this books! A little romantic and cute story. You should go on barnesandnoble.com to get a good idea of the summary! You will not regret reading these books!

well there are several...I love all of them. You should try them. You should go to barnesandnoble.com to get more info on the books.
1. Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
2. New Moon (sequel to Twilight)
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Alex Rider Series
1. Strormbreaker
2. Point Blanc
3. Skeleton Key
4. Scorpia (my favorite)
5. Ark Angel
6. Snakehead (coming in 2007)
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By Francince Pascal.

1. Fearless
2. Sam
3. Run
4. Twisted
5. Kiss
6. Payback
7. Rebel
8. Heat
9. Blood
10. Liar
11. Trust
12. Killer
13. Bad
14. Missing
15. Tears
16. Naked
17. Flee
18. Love
19. Twins
20. Sex
21. Blind
22. Alone
23. Fear
24. Betrayed
25. Lost
26. Escape
27. Shock
28. Chase
29. Lust
30. Freak
31. Normal
32. Terror
33. Wired
34. Fake
35. Exposed
36. Gone

Definitely read them, first chance you get, they are difficult to find in stores so try buying them from www.amazon.com, or www.bn.com. Also when you finish those look for the new series "Fearless FBI" I just started it and it's great.

Answer 3

The Left Behind Series

Answer 4

Depending on how old you are (like not too young to go to an R rated movie by yourself...), there's a series called A Song Of Ice And Fire. It's by George R. R. Martin, and I'm quite enjoying it. I borrowed the first one from my best friend, who loves the Ender series and is trying to get me to read it as well.

If you're not old enough for those, I'd also recommend Sarah Cooper's series The Dark Is Rising. The first book is called _Over Sea, Under Stone_. I love that series as well.

Answer 5

You could try His dark materials series by Philip Pullman - they are brilliant stories.

Amazon.co.uk review:

Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy astounded the literary world, reaping high praise from adults as well as children. The final book in the trilogy, The Amber Spyglass, was published to great literary acclaim, earning Pullman a place on the longlist for the prestigious Booker Prize and pushing the trilogy toward cult fiction status for both children and adults.

Answer 6

If you like mystery I suggest either the Grandma Dove series, the Cat Who series or the Mrs. Polifax series.

I also highly recommend the chronicles of narnia and lord of the rings series.

For some chick lit (I don't know if ya ever read that) try the Sister Circle series by Moser or Big Stone Gap series by Trigiani.

Answer 7

The DragonRiders of Pern series by Anne McCaffery
Dragon Prince/Dragon Star trilogies by Melanie Rawn
The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan

Answer 8

There's a futuristic teen trilogy that I enjoyed even though I'm not a teen. It's by Scott Westerfeld, and starts with Uglies, then Pretties, and finished by Specials. I loved them so much and wish it were more than a trilogy!!

Description of Uglies (Book 1) :
Tally Youngblood lives in a futuristic society that acculturates its citizens to believe that they are ugly until age 16 when they'll undergo an operation that will change them into pleasure-seeking "pretties." Anticipating this happy transformation, Tally meets Shay, another female ugly, who shares her enjoyment of hoverboarding and risky pranks. But Shay also disdains the false values and programmed conformity of the society and urges Tally to defect with her to the Smoke, a distant settlement of simple-living conscientious objectors. Tally declines, yet when Shay is found missing by the authorities, Tally is coerced by the cruel Dr. Cable to find her and her compatriots–or remain forever "ugly." Tally's adventuresome spirit helps her locate Shay and the Smoke. It also attracts the eye of David, the aptly named youthful rebel leader to whose attentions Tally warms. However, she knows she is living a lie, for she is a spy who wears an eye-activated locator pendant that threatens to blow the rebels' cover. Ethical concerns will provide a good source of discussion as honesty, justice, and free will are all oppressed in this well-conceived dystopia. Characterization, which flirts so openly with the importance of teen self-concept, is strong, and although lengthy, the novel is highly readable with a convincing plot that incorporates futuristic technologies and a disturbing commentary on our current public policies. Fortunately, the cliff-hanger ending promises a sequel.

Answer 9

Dragonriders of Pern series by Anne McCaffery
or
The Pendragon Cycle by Stephen R. Lawhead.

From what you've listed, I really think you'll like either of these.

Answer 10

Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan

The Sword of Shannara by Terry Brooks

Eragon/ Eldest by Chris Paolini