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What good books, book series, trilogies and authors do you know?

• ༄☣βŁιnd☠Łιmιτ☣༄ Oct 6, 2012

  Bourne.
• ᏟᏞᏫNᎬ Oct 6, 2012

  Angels and Demons
• ⚪️ Oct 6, 2012

  🔥INFERNØ🔥 wrote:

  •Tunnels series, Roderick Gordon
  •Ender's Game series, Orson Scott Card
  •Dune series, Frank Herbert
  •Farenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
  •Clive Cussler books
  •Michael Crichton books (Jurassic Park, Sphere, Next, etc.)
  •The Book Thief, Markus Zusac
  •Inkheart trilogy, Cornelia Funke
  •The Silmarillion, J.R.R. Tolkien
  •The City of Ember series (can't remember author)
  •Gregor the Overlander series, Suzanne Collins
  •The Seems trilogy, John Hulme and Michael Wexler
  •LOTR
  •The Dark is Rising series (can't remember author)
  •H.G. Wells books
  

  Inferno! Two amazing lists. Damn.
• ℋᏋᏐꑄᏋ͏ℕᙖᏋℜᎶ Oct 6, 2012

  Dean koontz Frankenstein trilogy is good. Bunch of great suggestions on here tho.
• 🔥INFERNØ🔥 Oct 6, 2012

  saelo wrote:

  🔥INFERNØ🔥 wrote:

  •Tunnels series, Roderick Gordon
  •Ender's Game series, Orson Scott Card
  •Dune series, Frank Herbert
  •Farenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
  •Clive Cussler books
  •Michael Crichton books (Jurassic Park, Sphere, Next, etc.)
  •The Book Thief, Markus Zusac
  •Inkheart trilogy, Cornelia Funke
  •The Silmarillion, J.R.R. Tolkien
  •The City of Ember series (can't remember author)
  •Gregor the Overlander series, Suzanne Collins
  •The Seems trilogy, John Hulme and Michael Wexler
  •LOTR
  •The Dark is Rising series (can't remember author)
  •H.G. Wells books
  

  Inferno! Two amazing lists. Damn.

  I have read too many books to even begin to remember or even list them all. If I remember more I'll post them.😃
• 🔥INFERNØ🔥 Oct 6, 2012

  •Percy Jackson series, Rick Riordan
  •Hunter Brown trilogy, the Miller Brothers
  •The Wormling series (can't remember author)
  •The Tale of Despereaux, Kate DiCamillo
  •The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, Kate DiCamillo
  •The Phantom Tollbooth, Norton Juster
  •Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (can't remember author)
  •Jules Verne books (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Around the World in 80 Days, etc.)
  •Charles Dickens books
  •Moby Dick, or, The White Whale (can't remember author)
  •Beowulf (author unknown?)
  •Hatchet, Gary Paulson
  •Mr. Popper's Penguins, Richard and Florence Atwater
  •Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson
  •Grimm's Fairy Tales
  •Canterbury Tales
• Bye! Oct 6, 2012

  E=MC(Hammer) wrote:

  All of these are good, if you are reading on an 8th grade level. I don't know how old you are, but there is amazing literature that is a little more difficult. Maybe read some of plato's collections, atlas shrugged or anything by ayn rand, the rule of four, the Screwtape letters, the incredible lightness of being, etc.
  

  I guess your 8th grade class never learned the difference between incredible and unbearable.
• Visɧɓuɱe Oct 6, 2012

  ᎦᏣᏌЂДᎦᎿ६٧६ wrote:

  The Aubrey - Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian. 21 books takes some commitment, but it's a great read.
  

  Classic. Fantastic reading. Stephen Donaldson's "Thomas Covenant" is also excellent.Bernard Cornwell's Excalibur series.Anything by Jack Vance. So much....
• Visɧɓuɱe Oct 6, 2012

  Asimov....
• Add: blablabla Oct 6, 2012

  Tim Severin trilogy's are a good historical fiction, or Jack Cambell "Lost Fleet" are good if your into scifi
• ⚪️ Oct 6, 2012

  ᎦᏣᏌЂДᎦᎿ६٧६ wrote:

  E=MC(Hammer) wrote:

  All of these are good, if you are reading on an 8th grade level. I don't know how old you are, but there is amazing literature that is a little more difficult. Maybe read some of plato's collections, atlas shrugged or anything by ayn rand, the rule of four, the Screwtape letters, the incredible lightness of being, etc.
  

  I guess your 8th grade class never learned the difference between incredible and unbearable.

  I'm just flat out unable to take any guy in HammerPants seriously. 👎👎👎👎
• ϻ͞ċȵя͟ɗƖҽ Oct 7, 2012

  The Black Company by Glen Cook is absolutely fantastic. There are ten books, divided up into two trilogies and one quadrilogy.
• ༺ 𝕁𝕚𝕞𝕞𝕪 ༻ Oct 7, 2012

  Just about anything by Ken Follett.
• yomama1064 Oct 7, 2012

  JCM88 wrote:

  Fifty Shades of Grey 😏
  

  u would!!!

  Luke Weger wrote:

  Alex rider series
  

  you sir are my new best friend
• ᏟᏞᏫNᎬ Oct 7, 2012

  Maze runner series
  Game of thrones series
  Angels and demons
  Da Vinci code
  Obligatory Harry potter series
  Enders game series
  Halo series
  Will update when I can think of more
• ♜ℂ།ᎢѦᎠ℮Ꮭ♜ Oct 7, 2012

  Anything by psydoneumous bosch
• 『тӈԑ•ʟɛɢɪɵɳ』 Oct 7, 2012

  The Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy *nerd alert*
• ᎦλཀᏣཞᎾ Oct 7, 2012

  ࿇ℛ✘Ꮓ∅ᎡᏰᎪϾᏦ࿇ wrote:

  Pretty much all of these books in here I would recommend, I'm a huge fan of inhearentce and the rangers apprentice series. I'm currently reading the homelanders series wich is pretty good as well, good luck 👍
  

  I have all those books in those first two series I've read the inheritance books 2-4 times
• ᎦλཀᏣཞᎾ Oct 7, 2012

  Also the wheel of time is pretty epic
• ᎠяᏚuηshιηε Oct 7, 2012

  ☣ 🎸ӈɪƖƖßıƖƖγ🎸☣ wrote:

  I've always been a fan of H.G. Wells.
  

  👍
• ᎠяᏚuηshιηε Oct 7, 2012

  I wish I could remember all the books I've read...I guess I'll need to make a list from now on.
• ⌖🔥BigRedVee6🔥⌖ Oct 7, 2012

  Ted Dekker: The Circle Series
• Carpenter Oct 7, 2012

  🔥INFERNØ🔥 wrote:

  •Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (can't remember author)
  

  Lewis Carrol. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass are two of the best books I've ever read. Get an annotated version though, it'll make a lot more sense.

  Anthem by Ann Raynd (sp?) is another of my favorites. It's only like 100 pages though.
• SuperBob Oct 8, 2012

  The Incarnations of Immortality series was a great one from Piers Anthony.
• 🔥INFERNØ🔥 Oct 8, 2012

  Carpenter wrote:

  🔥INFERNØ🔥 wrote:

  •Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (can't remember author)
  

  Lewis Carrol. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass are two of the best books I've ever read. Get an annotated version though, it'll make a lot more sense.

  Anthem by Ann Raynd (sp?) is another of my favorites. It's only like 100 pages though.
  

  Thanks, Carpenter.😊
• jake rock Oct 8, 2012

  ᎦᏣᏌЂДᎦᎿ६٧६ wrote:

  E=MC(Hammer) wrote:

  All of these are good, if you are reading on an 8th grade level. I don't know how old you are, but there is amazing literature that is a little more difficult. Maybe read some of plato's collections, atlas shrugged or anything by ayn rand, the rule of four, the Screwtape letters, the incredible lightness of being, etc.
  

  I guess your 8th grade class never learned the difference between incredible and unbearable.

  Wow! You call Beowulf and 8th grade lvl!!😂😂😂😂
• Ꭱ3V Oct 8, 2012

  Some great books and authors listed here. Only ones I could think to add are The Lord of the Flies and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo trilogy.
• 🏃💨fartex💩 Oct 8, 2012

  If youre into s.f. I can highly reccomend books written by jack vance.

  Twi if his "series" that stick out for me are:

  The devils princes (5 books)

  The languages of pao ( also 5 or 6 books)

  Keep in mind that these are just rough translations of the book titles comming from dutch.

  Ps: i readed these in dutch, but to be honest, the english versions are much better for some reason.
• capo man Oct 9, 2012

  The flashman series by George McDonald Fraser
  All Chris Ryan books
• xsaber Oct 9, 2012

  Eragon and septimus heap

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