Fantasy Books Answers
What are some young adult high fantasy books?
Q. So again, what are some young adult high fantasy books? I'm thinking of writing one so I'd like to know what else is on the market. Also, if you've read them could you share your opinion?
Asked by Rocky - Tue Jun 22 18:14:10 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hush hush by becca fitzpatrick - the writing wasn't brilliant but the story line and characters made up for that. It's about a girl who falls for the fallen. Wicked lovely series - it's about faeries but the main character is one I read a lot about - stubborn, allways gets her own way, her opinion is the one that's right. She is stupid and grrr. And the book itself goes on and on about boring stuff it's like - get to the point!!! house of night - the main girl is ridiculous. All the boys fall over her and she hates cows and A luts and becomes the biggest one of them. The "twins" are so annoying you want to shoot them. It's about a stupid idiot that goes to a vampyre (yeah, it's spelt like that LOL) Academy school thing and… [cont.]
Answered by I SEE YOU, skxawng - JAKE SULLYa - Tue Jun 22 18:19:01 2010
Q. So again, what are some young adult high fantasy books? I'm thinking of writing one so I'd like to know what else is on the market. Also, if you've read them could you share your opinion?
Asked by Rocky - Tue Jun 22 18:14:10 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hush hush by becca fitzpatrick - the writing wasn't brilliant but the story line and characters made up for that. It's about a girl who falls for the fallen. Wicked lovely series - it's about faeries but the main character is one I read a lot about - stubborn, allways gets her own way, her opinion is the one that's right. She is stupid and grrr. And the book itself goes on and on about boring stuff it's like - get to the point!!! house of night - the main girl is ridiculous. All the boys fall over her and she hates cows and A luts and becomes the biggest one of them. The "twins" are so annoying you want to shoot them. It's about a stupid idiot that goes to a vampyre (yeah, it's spelt like that LOL) Academy school thing and… [cont.]
Answered by I SEE YOU, skxawng - JAKE SULLYa - Tue Jun 22 18:19:01 2010
What are your favorite animal fantasy books?
Q. Im trying to find a good series or book because I am going to the bookstore tonight. Also, if you know of any animal fantasy books on rats, then please let me know. Thanks:)
Asked by Stealthy Rose - Thu Jun 18 20:34:49 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watership down by Richard Adams Cat House by Michael Peak Duncton Wood by William Horwood Book of the Dun Cow by Walter Wangerin, Jr and here's one with rats Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. I also recommend his other books. There are LOTS of fantasy novels with animal protagonists.
Answered by Voltaire's Child - Sat Jun 20 12:19:46 2009
Q. Im trying to find a good series or book because I am going to the bookstore tonight. Also, if you know of any animal fantasy books on rats, then please let me know. Thanks:)
Asked by Stealthy Rose - Thu Jun 18 20:34:49 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watership down by Richard Adams Cat House by Michael Peak Duncton Wood by William Horwood Book of the Dun Cow by Walter Wangerin, Jr and here's one with rats Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. I also recommend his other books. There are LOTS of fantasy novels with animal protagonists.
Answered by Voltaire's Child - Sat Jun 20 12:19:46 2009
What are some good fantasy books for a teen girl?
Q. I've read lots of fantasy book, and I loved just about all of them, but the problem is, I'm running out of books to read! I've read the Harry Potter Series, The Twilight Saga, The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod, The Mortal Instruments, Percy Jackson & The Olympians, The Host, Fablehaven, and The Warrior Series (the ones with the cat clans). Most any fantasy books keep me entertained, and I especially love the ones were people fall in love... any recommendations?
Asked by a a Miss Marching Banda a - Tue Mar 30 00:04:12 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Series- The Darkest Powers Series by Kelly Armstrong (The first one is The Summoning) Immortals Series by Alyssa Noel (The First one is Evermore) The Evernight Series by Claudia Gray (the First one is Evernight) The Blue Bloods Series by Melissa De La Cruz (Vamps, Interesting concept though.Not your traditional vamps...Not sparkle fairies either :) The Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare (the first one is The City Of Bones) -Individual Books'- Tweak: Growing Up On Methamphetamines by Nic Sheff (Not for the faint of heart but the best book I have ever read!! ) RX by Tracy Lynn Kissed By An Angel by Elizabeth Chandler I heart you, You haunt me by Lisa Schroeder Wuthering Heights by Emily BrontA Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr… [cont.]
Answered by Masen - Tue Mar 30 00:14:26 2010
Q. I've read lots of fantasy book, and I loved just about all of them, but the problem is, I'm running out of books to read! I've read the Harry Potter Series, The Twilight Saga, The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod, The Mortal Instruments, Percy Jackson & The Olympians, The Host, Fablehaven, and The Warrior Series (the ones with the cat clans). Most any fantasy books keep me entertained, and I especially love the ones were people fall in love... any recommendations?
Asked by a a Miss Marching Banda a - Tue Mar 30 00:04:12 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Series- The Darkest Powers Series by Kelly Armstrong (The first one is The Summoning) Immortals Series by Alyssa Noel (The First one is Evermore) The Evernight Series by Claudia Gray (the First one is Evernight) The Blue Bloods Series by Melissa De La Cruz (Vamps, Interesting concept though.Not your traditional vamps...Not sparkle fairies either :) The Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare (the first one is The City Of Bones) -Individual Books'- Tweak: Growing Up On Methamphetamines by Nic Sheff (Not for the faint of heart but the best book I have ever read!! ) RX by Tracy Lynn Kissed By An Angel by Elizabeth Chandler I heart you, You haunt me by Lisa Schroeder Wuthering Heights by Emily BrontA Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr… [cont.]
Answered by Masen - Tue Mar 30 00:14:26 2010
What are some lesser known young adult fantasy books?
Q. Not such as Twilight (bleeh, sorry!) or Harry Potter, which are immensly popular and very well known, but some really good fantasy books, that arent very well known but are brilliant books. I have read books such as Wildwood Dancing & Cybeles Secret, Rowan of Rin, North Child, The Janna Mysteries, Foundling & Lamplighter... etc etc. Have any?
Asked by Felix Felicis - Sat Jan 24 08:14:33 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander used to be really popular, but I don't hear of many people knowing bout them these days. They are really good though. Robin McKinley is an excellent fantasy author! I love all the books of hers that I have read such as The Hero and the Crown, Beauty, The Blue Sword, Rose Daughter, and Sunshine
Answered by Be Positive!!! - Sat Jan 24 15:53:34 2009
Q. Not such as Twilight (bleeh, sorry!) or Harry Potter, which are immensly popular and very well known, but some really good fantasy books, that arent very well known but are brilliant books. I have read books such as Wildwood Dancing & Cybeles Secret, Rowan of Rin, North Child, The Janna Mysteries, Foundling & Lamplighter... etc etc. Have any?
Asked by Felix Felicis - Sat Jan 24 08:14:33 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander used to be really popular, but I don't hear of many people knowing bout them these days. They are really good though. Robin McKinley is an excellent fantasy author! I love all the books of hers that I have read such as The Hero and the Crown, Beauty, The Blue Sword, Rose Daughter, and Sunshine
Answered by Be Positive!!! - Sat Jan 24 15:53:34 2009
What are some good fantasy books for a 14 year old to read?
Q. I'm 14yrs old and a very avid reader (hence my name Book_worm). I am mainly into fantasy, action/adventure type books and a little horror. I love medieval fantasy such as Eragon, King Arthur, The Rangers Aprentice series etc. Note: i have already read Harry Potter series, The Tomorrow Series (by John Marsden) and have almost finished The Farseer Trillogy and The Tawny Man Trillogy (both by Robin Hobb). Thanks for your help.
Asked by Book_worm - Mon Apr 13 13:20:40 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These books all have that kind of medevil fantasy thing going on. I hope you like them. I know I did. :) Graceling- Kristin Cashore -Graceling takes readers inside the world of Katsa, a warrior-girl in her late teens with one blue eye and one green eye. This gives her haunting beauty, but also marks her as a Graceling. Gracelings are beings with special talentsa swimming, storytelling, dancing. Katsa's Grace is considered more useful: her ability to fight (and kill, if she wanted to) is unequaled in the seven kingdoms. Forced to act as a henchman for a manipulative king, Katsa channels her guilt by forming a secret council of like-minded citizens who carry out secret missions to promote justice over cruelty and abuses of power. Combining… [cont.]
Answered by AHeart33 - Mon Apr 13 14:05:11 2009
Q. I'm 14yrs old and a very avid reader (hence my name Book_worm). I am mainly into fantasy, action/adventure type books and a little horror. I love medieval fantasy such as Eragon, King Arthur, The Rangers Aprentice series etc. Note: i have already read Harry Potter series, The Tomorrow Series (by John Marsden) and have almost finished The Farseer Trillogy and The Tawny Man Trillogy (both by Robin Hobb). Thanks for your help.
Asked by Book_worm - Mon Apr 13 13:20:40 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These books all have that kind of medevil fantasy thing going on. I hope you like them. I know I did. :) Graceling- Kristin Cashore -Graceling takes readers inside the world of Katsa, a warrior-girl in her late teens with one blue eye and one green eye. This gives her haunting beauty, but also marks her as a Graceling. Gracelings are beings with special talentsa swimming, storytelling, dancing. Katsa's Grace is considered more useful: her ability to fight (and kill, if she wanted to) is unequaled in the seven kingdoms. Forced to act as a henchman for a manipulative king, Katsa channels her guilt by forming a secret council of like-minded citizens who carry out secret missions to promote justice over cruelty and abuses of power. Combining… [cont.]
Answered by AHeart33 - Mon Apr 13 14:05:11 2009
What kind of good fantasy books are out there?
Q. I'm looking for new books to read this year and I love reading fantasy with action and romance. Here are some books I've already read so you all have some kind of idea what I am talking about. Harry Potter (all 7) Narnia (all 7) The Hero and the Crown Percy Jackson and the Olympians (currently reading) Twilight Lord of the Rings Eragon (just the first one)
Asked by monkey - Thu Dec 30 23:06:30 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may want to try a few more of Robin McKinley's (who wrote The Hero and the Crown) other books. ... Tamora Pierce is someone you should look into. Start with her Song of the Lioness Quartet. The first book in the series is Alanna: The First Adventure by Tamora Pierce: Eleven-year-old Alanna, who aspires to be a knight even though she is a girl, disguises herself as a boy to become a royal page, a learning many hard less along her path to high adventure. ... Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson. The first book in the series is The Final Empire: For a thousand years the ash fell and no flowers bloomed. For a thousand years the Skaa slaved in misery and lived in fear. For a thousand years the Lord Ruler, the a Sliver of Infinity,a reigned… [cont.]
Answered by Night owl - Thu Dec 30 23:18:21 2010
Q. I'm looking for new books to read this year and I love reading fantasy with action and romance. Here are some books I've already read so you all have some kind of idea what I am talking about. Harry Potter (all 7) Narnia (all 7) The Hero and the Crown Percy Jackson and the Olympians (currently reading) Twilight Lord of the Rings Eragon (just the first one)
Asked by monkey - Thu Dec 30 23:06:30 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may want to try a few more of Robin McKinley's (who wrote The Hero and the Crown) other books. ... Tamora Pierce is someone you should look into. Start with her Song of the Lioness Quartet. The first book in the series is Alanna: The First Adventure by Tamora Pierce: Eleven-year-old Alanna, who aspires to be a knight even though she is a girl, disguises herself as a boy to become a royal page, a learning many hard less along her path to high adventure. ... Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson. The first book in the series is The Final Empire: For a thousand years the ash fell and no flowers bloomed. For a thousand years the Skaa slaved in misery and lived in fear. For a thousand years the Lord Ruler, the a Sliver of Infinity,a reigned… [cont.]
Answered by Night owl - Thu Dec 30 23:18:21 2010
What are good fantasy books to read for fun?
Q. I need to read other books, preferably fantasy, to heal my damaged eyes from reading twilight *cringe* You see, friends recommended this wretched book and I was completely disappointed in it. But anyways, I want to read fantasy books that is just a "fun read" like the Phantom Tollbooth or Alice in Wonderland. What other books are like this? Something that is a feel good book?
Asked by kiraaa - Sun Oct 5 00:58:32 2008 - - 20 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Check out the books by Tamora Pierce. They are light-hearted, girlpower type fantasy books with plenty of action and adventure. Start with "Alanna: The First Adventure" . Hope you like it!
Answered by Tabby - Sun Oct 5 01:06:51 2008
Q. I need to read other books, preferably fantasy, to heal my damaged eyes from reading twilight *cringe* You see, friends recommended this wretched book and I was completely disappointed in it. But anyways, I want to read fantasy books that is just a "fun read" like the Phantom Tollbooth or Alice in Wonderland. What other books are like this? Something that is a feel good book?
Asked by kiraaa - Sun Oct 5 00:58:32 2008 - - 20 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Check out the books by Tamora Pierce. They are light-hearted, girlpower type fantasy books with plenty of action and adventure. Start with "Alanna: The First Adventure" . Hope you like it!
Answered by Tabby - Sun Oct 5 01:06:51 2008
What do YOU like to see in fantasy books?
Q. Hey guys, I'm currently working on a fantasy project, and although I've got the essentials down, I thought that I'd ask the general AonlineA public what they like most in fantasy books. There is no wrong answer, so please just answer with what you think makes a great fantasy book. Don't be afraid to give a long answer. Thanks!
Asked by Falcon - Sat Feb 14 22:16:56 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its good when the evil is actually evil. not just "wants to take over the world" but you actually hate the villain and they are genuinely scary when you read about them - that always makes for a good story. Its also more interesting when the story sort of explores the Fantasy world, like in harry potter how you learn more and more about it and get sucked into it. There should be a little bit of a love story (not massive like twilight if you want boys to read it) but a little bit of lovey dovey tension between some characters. the book would also be more popular if, as well as magical problems, the characters faced some that are relative to the real world, but with a twist. If you make it so that no one can relate to any of the… [cont.]
Answered by Lori - Sat Feb 14 22:37:14 2009
Q. Hey guys, I'm currently working on a fantasy project, and although I've got the essentials down, I thought that I'd ask the general AonlineA public what they like most in fantasy books. There is no wrong answer, so please just answer with what you think makes a great fantasy book. Don't be afraid to give a long answer. Thanks!
Asked by Falcon - Sat Feb 14 22:16:56 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its good when the evil is actually evil. not just "wants to take over the world" but you actually hate the villain and they are genuinely scary when you read about them - that always makes for a good story. Its also more interesting when the story sort of explores the Fantasy world, like in harry potter how you learn more and more about it and get sucked into it. There should be a little bit of a love story (not massive like twilight if you want boys to read it) but a little bit of lovey dovey tension between some characters. the book would also be more popular if, as well as magical problems, the characters faced some that are relative to the real world, but with a twist. If you make it so that no one can relate to any of the… [cont.]
Answered by Lori - Sat Feb 14 22:37:14 2009
How can a group of young teens publish their fantasy books they'll writing?
Q. My friends and I are currently between 14-15, in hopes to publish our books. The books we writing are fantasy-type for other young teens of our age. How can we publish our books that wouldn't discourage us that much?
Asked by Silver Y - Sat Feb 16 16:54:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the same way an adult would. Write to a publisher who publishes fantasy books. However, there is a lot of protocol and things involved, for that, google it, there are plenty of help sites. It may take very long for you to receive an answer though. If you are not accepted, don't be discouraged, write to a different publisher instead. (Or write to multiple at the same time) By the way, for a help site, you could try www.bloomsbury.com, they have a section on it.
Answered by Knight of Truth - Sat Feb 16 17:03:19 2008
Q. My friends and I are currently between 14-15, in hopes to publish our books. The books we writing are fantasy-type for other young teens of our age. How can we publish our books that wouldn't discourage us that much?
Asked by Silver Y - Sat Feb 16 16:54:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the same way an adult would. Write to a publisher who publishes fantasy books. However, there is a lot of protocol and things involved, for that, google it, there are plenty of help sites. It may take very long for you to receive an answer though. If you are not accepted, don't be discouraged, write to a different publisher instead. (Or write to multiple at the same time) By the way, for a help site, you could try www.bloomsbury.com, they have a section on it.
Answered by Knight of Truth - Sat Feb 16 17:03:19 2008
Dragons! What are your top favorite things in dragon or just plain fantasy books?
Q. Dragons! What are your top favorite things in dragon fantasy books such as Eragon, etc.? And also what dragon fantasy books do you recommend for a teen crazy for fantasy books such as Lord of the Rings and Eragon? Go dragons and fantasy! W00t!
Asked by Taylor - Sat Dec 5 20:21:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My top fav are when people right respectfully about dragons, some main characters about MALE dragons for once, and that there are a lot of other myths that the dragon meets. Oh yeah, and a serious dragon too.
Answered by You've Seen Me Before - Sat Dec 5 20:31:30 2009
Q. Dragons! What are your top favorite things in dragon fantasy books such as Eragon, etc.? And also what dragon fantasy books do you recommend for a teen crazy for fantasy books such as Lord of the Rings and Eragon? Go dragons and fantasy! W00t!
Asked by Taylor - Sat Dec 5 20:21:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My top fav are when people right respectfully about dragons, some main characters about MALE dragons for once, and that there are a lot of other myths that the dragon meets. Oh yeah, and a serious dragon too.
Answered by You've Seen Me Before - Sat Dec 5 20:31:30 2009
What fantasy books like Harry Potter, Percy Jackson and Secrets of the Immortal N. Flamel are good to read?
Q. I want to read good fantasy books like these that seduces you to read the other books that follows them. Do you have any suggestions? I've already read Beedle the Bard and Spiderwick. ^^
Asked by the.renowned - Sat May 8 08:44:50 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pendragon by DJ MacHale Fablehaven by Brandon Mull Grey Griffins by Derek Benz and JS Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis The Inkheart Trilogy by Cornelia Funke Septimus Heap by Angie Sage The Land of Elyon by Patrick Carman The Kingdom Keepers by Ridley Pearson The Kane Chronicles by Rick Riordan Someone suggested the 39 Clues. First off, you need to know that it isn't a fantasy series, but an adventure series. Secondly, if you choose to read it (I recommend it, because I absolutely love it), the author is not soley Rick Riordan, but various other authors. The first one is by Rick Riordan, the second Gordon Korman, the third Peter Lerangis, the fourth Jude Watson, the fifth Patrick Carman, the sixth Jude Watson, the seventh… [cont.]
Answered by AnnabethChase5450 - Sun May 9 17:57:56 2010
Q. I want to read good fantasy books like these that seduces you to read the other books that follows them. Do you have any suggestions? I've already read Beedle the Bard and Spiderwick. ^^
Asked by the.renowned - Sat May 8 08:44:50 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pendragon by DJ MacHale Fablehaven by Brandon Mull Grey Griffins by Derek Benz and JS Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis The Inkheart Trilogy by Cornelia Funke Septimus Heap by Angie Sage The Land of Elyon by Patrick Carman The Kingdom Keepers by Ridley Pearson The Kane Chronicles by Rick Riordan Someone suggested the 39 Clues. First off, you need to know that it isn't a fantasy series, but an adventure series. Secondly, if you choose to read it (I recommend it, because I absolutely love it), the author is not soley Rick Riordan, but various other authors. The first one is by Rick Riordan, the second Gordon Korman, the third Peter Lerangis, the fourth Jude Watson, the fifth Patrick Carman, the sixth Jude Watson, the seventh… [cont.]
Answered by AnnabethChase5450 - Sun May 9 17:57:56 2010
What are some fantasy books that include pictures throughout?
Q. Hello, I was just wondering if anyone knew of some fantasy books/ series that have artwork done other than the cover-art. If you could just list the book/ series and tell me if the art is frequent or rare. Thanks!
Asked by Some Day Bookie - Fri Aug 7 10:49:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ursharak by The Brothers hildebrandt. This hard to find Tolkien knock-off is a mediocre book, except for the color illustrations by these artists. Roger Zelazny's Changeling has black and white art in it.
Answered by twilight equals Buffy fan fic - Fri Aug 7 11:01:09 2009
Q. Hello, I was just wondering if anyone knew of some fantasy books/ series that have artwork done other than the cover-art. If you could just list the book/ series and tell me if the art is frequent or rare. Thanks!
Asked by Some Day Bookie - Fri Aug 7 10:49:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ursharak by The Brothers hildebrandt. This hard to find Tolkien knock-off is a mediocre book, except for the color illustrations by these artists. Roger Zelazny's Changeling has black and white art in it.
Answered by twilight equals Buffy fan fic - Fri Aug 7 11:01:09 2009
Suggest some fantasy books that make a demand?
Q. I've been reading Anne Rice's earlier books but not much of her new ones because she seems to have lost her touch. I'm running out of good books though, so can anyone recommend some good *fantasy/mythological* books with sympathetic and well developed characters?
Asked by Jenny - Thu Jul 15 23:02:26 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Into the darkness by: Harry Turtledove
Answered by Pepere Eldridge - Thu Jul 15 23:17:26 2010
Q. I've been reading Anne Rice's earlier books but not much of her new ones because she seems to have lost her touch. I'm running out of good books though, so can anyone recommend some good *fantasy/mythological* books with sympathetic and well developed characters?
Asked by Jenny - Thu Jul 15 23:02:26 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Into the darkness by: Harry Turtledove
Answered by Pepere Eldridge - Thu Jul 15 23:17:26 2010
Where can I sell my used science fiction and fantasy books in Canberra?
Q. I have lots of old science fiction and fantasy books that I want to sell, I've looked at ebay and exchange as options but would like to know if there are other options available to me, I live in Canberra, any suggestions?
Asked by Tinkatin - Thu Jul 10 11:16:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, especially some free ones. Online classifieds and trading sites, check out this one,
Answered by upperhand - Sun Jul 13 21:22:08 2008
Q. I have lots of old science fiction and fantasy books that I want to sell, I've looked at ebay and exchange as options but would like to know if there are other options available to me, I live in Canberra, any suggestions?
Asked by Tinkatin - Thu Jul 10 11:16:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, especially some free ones. Online classifieds and trading sites, check out this one,
Answered by upperhand - Sun Jul 13 21:22:08 2008
what are some good fantasy books to read after the Twilight series?
Q. I like reading fantasy books with love in it. like i really LOVE the twilight series. so if you know any books that are kinda on that road please tell me... thanx.
Asked by a nikkia - Thu Jun 5 00:10:44 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lately, I can't read any new books because none of them compare to Twilight. I have read some good ones. Try this candle series. 1. Blue is for Nightmares 2. White is for Magic 3. Silver is for Secrets 4. Red is for Rememberance they are by Laurie Faira Stolarz I also recommend her book Project 17.
Answered by xheartbeeeaattt - Thu Jun 5 11:38:14 2008
Q. I like reading fantasy books with love in it. like i really LOVE the twilight series. so if you know any books that are kinda on that road please tell me... thanx.
Asked by a nikkia - Thu Jun 5 00:10:44 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lately, I can't read any new books because none of them compare to Twilight. I have read some good ones. Try this candle series. 1. Blue is for Nightmares 2. White is for Magic 3. Silver is for Secrets 4. Red is for Rememberance they are by Laurie Faira Stolarz I also recommend her book Project 17.
Answered by xheartbeeeaattt - Thu Jun 5 11:38:14 2008
What fantasy books take place in modern time?
Q. What are some fantasy books that take place now or in the recent past, like Harry Potter takes place in present time?
Asked by middle - Fri Jan 30 19:42:21 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman Darker than Harry Potter, for certain, but a very good dark modern fairy tale.
Answered by Wesley B - Fri Jan 30 20:02:29 2009
Q. What are some fantasy books that take place now or in the recent past, like Harry Potter takes place in present time?
Asked by middle - Fri Jan 30 19:42:21 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman Darker than Harry Potter, for certain, but a very good dark modern fairy tale.
Answered by Wesley B - Fri Jan 30 20:02:29 2009
Is the Warriors series by Erin Hunter a series of fantasy books?
Q. If yes, what type of fantasy? (Witches, magic, ghosts, or just animals talking)? How hard are they to read? Which is the best order to read them in? Do you have any suggestions for other books to read? Thanks.
Asked by Karate Kid - Mon Jun 16 21:56:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I read these books and love them. They are about wild cats that live in the forest. Separated by four Clans. The Clans fight, hunt, explore, etc. The Clans are ThunderClan, RiverClan, Windclan, and ShadowClan. There is not one "bad Clan," they only fight if cats from other Clans invade their territory. Though, if a Clan is taken over by a bad leader, they will be causing the most trouble. The books are focused on LightningClan. The whole first series is based on a kittypet(house-cat) named Rusty. Though his name changes when he joins the Clan and always starts with Fire. Cat names start with something unique about them. Firepaw(Rusty)'s name starts with Fire, because his pelt is as orange as flame. The order goes like this: Kit,… [cont.]
Answered by ZF911 - Sun Jun 22 16:36:15 2008
Q. If yes, what type of fantasy? (Witches, magic, ghosts, or just animals talking)? How hard are they to read? Which is the best order to read them in? Do you have any suggestions for other books to read? Thanks.
Asked by Karate Kid - Mon Jun 16 21:56:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I read these books and love them. They are about wild cats that live in the forest. Separated by four Clans. The Clans fight, hunt, explore, etc. The Clans are ThunderClan, RiverClan, Windclan, and ShadowClan. There is not one "bad Clan," they only fight if cats from other Clans invade their territory. Though, if a Clan is taken over by a bad leader, they will be causing the most trouble. The books are focused on LightningClan. The whole first series is based on a kittypet(house-cat) named Rusty. Though his name changes when he joins the Clan and always starts with Fire. Cat names start with something unique about them. Firepaw(Rusty)'s name starts with Fire, because his pelt is as orange as flame. The order goes like this: Kit,… [cont.]
Answered by ZF911 - Sun Jun 22 16:36:15 2008
What are some good sci-fi and fantasy books I should try?
Q. I'm a complete scifi and fantasy nerd and I am starving for some good books to read. Ive read so many, among them pullman, george rr martin, Dune series, goodkind, terry pratchett... I cant think of any more but there is a lot.
Asked by vmorghulis - Sun Jul 27 23:21:45 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Karen Traviss - Wess'Har series, starts with City of Pearl. (sci-fi) David Weber - Honor Harrington series, starts with On Basilisk Station. (sci-fi) Charles Stross - Glasshouse (sci-fi), The Merchant Princes, starting with The Family Trade (sci-fi/fantasy) Larry Niven - Ringworld (sci-fi) Piers Anthony - Xanth series (fantasy), Apprentice Adept series, starting with Split Infinity (fantasy) SL Viehl - Stardoc series, starts with Stardoc (sci-fi) Anne McCaffrey - Catteni series, starting with Freedom's Landing (sci-fi) I have read all of these books and recommend them to anyone interested in sci-fi and fantasy.
Answered by swdarklighter - Sun Jul 27 23:43:22 2008
Q. I'm a complete scifi and fantasy nerd and I am starving for some good books to read. Ive read so many, among them pullman, george rr martin, Dune series, goodkind, terry pratchett... I cant think of any more but there is a lot.
Asked by vmorghulis - Sun Jul 27 23:21:45 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Karen Traviss - Wess'Har series, starts with City of Pearl. (sci-fi) David Weber - Honor Harrington series, starts with On Basilisk Station. (sci-fi) Charles Stross - Glasshouse (sci-fi), The Merchant Princes, starting with The Family Trade (sci-fi/fantasy) Larry Niven - Ringworld (sci-fi) Piers Anthony - Xanth series (fantasy), Apprentice Adept series, starting with Split Infinity (fantasy) SL Viehl - Stardoc series, starts with Stardoc (sci-fi) Anne McCaffrey - Catteni series, starting with Freedom's Landing (sci-fi) I have read all of these books and recommend them to anyone interested in sci-fi and fantasy.
Answered by swdarklighter - Sun Jul 27 23:43:22 2008
Any fantasy books with young black female protaginists?
Q. I love fantasy books. That is the main genre I've books that I read. I try not to be picky and wish that there was a young black female in every fantasy book and I know some people say there doesn't need to be but it's nice to read a book and have someone to relate to appearance wise. Most fantasy books I read center around a white protagonist and that's not a bad thing but I'd just like to read a fantasy book with a young black female character. Any suggestions?
Asked by niskibelle - Sat Dec 27 23:36:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Justice and Her Brothers" by Virginia Hamilton "This story of a psychically gifted eleven-year-old girl and her coming into her powers is the first in a trilogy, and much of the story, too, seems a setting-up for bigger things to come. The story has two strains: on the realistic level, Justice fiercely anticipates the Great Snake Race for which her brother Tom is organizing the neighborhood boys; she practices secretly for a bike trick she will perform for them all on the way to the snake swamp; and, it turns out, she misunderstands the terms of the race, which almost leads to her mortifying embarrassment. The other current, the supersensor
Answered by gormenghast10014 - Sat Dec 27 23:57:51 2008
Q. I love fantasy books. That is the main genre I've books that I read. I try not to be picky and wish that there was a young black female in every fantasy book and I know some people say there doesn't need to be but it's nice to read a book and have someone to relate to appearance wise. Most fantasy books I read center around a white protagonist and that's not a bad thing but I'd just like to read a fantasy book with a young black female character. Any suggestions?
Asked by niskibelle - Sat Dec 27 23:36:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Justice and Her Brothers" by Virginia Hamilton "This story of a psychically gifted eleven-year-old girl and her coming into her powers is the first in a trilogy, and much of the story, too, seems a setting-up for bigger things to come. The story has two strains: on the realistic level, Justice fiercely anticipates the Great Snake Race for which her brother Tom is organizing the neighborhood boys; she practices secretly for a bike trick she will perform for them all on the way to the snake swamp; and, it turns out, she misunderstands the terms of the race, which almost leads to her mortifying embarrassment. The other current, the supersensor
Answered by gormenghast10014 - Sat Dec 27 23:57:51 2008
Does anyone know of any good fantasy-romance books?
Q. I really like fantasy books excpet sometimes I can't get interested if there isn't any romance. I am having a hard time lately finding any books that fit my preference. Does anyone know of any good fantasy-romance books?
Asked by dragon - Fri Aug 24 22:38:28 2007 - - 12 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Anne McCaffrey's Pern books Piers Anthony Xanth books Hero and the Crown by Robin McKinley Sherilyn Kenyon's books Catherine Asaro's books
Answered by redunicorn - Fri Aug 24 22:42:57 2007
Q. I really like fantasy books excpet sometimes I can't get interested if there isn't any romance. I am having a hard time lately finding any books that fit my preference. Does anyone know of any good fantasy-romance books?
Asked by dragon - Fri Aug 24 22:38:28 2007 - - 12 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Anne McCaffrey's Pern books Piers Anthony Xanth books Hero and the Crown by Robin McKinley Sherilyn Kenyon's books Catherine Asaro's books
Answered by redunicorn - Fri Aug 24 22:42:57 2007
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