i'm a pretty crazy reader, i go through science fiction and fantasy series like whoa

i'm always on the lookout for new buys... sometimes i just go to amazon and check out "buyers who bought what you just bought also liked...." etc.

here are some awesome series ive read, if anybody likes the same kinds of books as me and wants to recommend something itd be greatly appreciated


sword of truth
wheel of time
lord of the isles
dune
midshipman's hope
daughter of the blood
war of souls
hyperion
death gate
kushiel's

books rule

Bridge CAst

Ender's Game. It was required reading before I entered engineering school. It wasn't that bad actually. It's worth checking out.

err.. this is a rather old book but it's still cool...
slaughter house five by kurt vonnegut

I read this fantasy book a while ago (Fires of Spring by Mary Mackey) and I think it was the first raunchy book I read. I had to skim through the racy parts (because I had a very tender mind ^^), but I loved the story. I couldn't put the book down for 5 hours.... I recommned it

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The Abhorsen Trilogy by Garth Nix is pretty good; people that are able to visit the dead and bring people and animals back to life

Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson is an amazing novel. It deals with some pretty weighty topics revolving around government, capitalism, bicameralism (in pyschology), and memetics, but it's a fascinating read.

I liked the series The seventh Tower By: Garth Nix and Pendragon By: I forgot who that's by. Those books are really good series, well I enjoyed them.

KURT VONNEGUT IS THE BEST. Cat's Cradle, another book by him, is pretty awesome too.

I wouldn't say that Kurt Vonnegut is a very sci-fi writer, though...

The Artemis Fowl novels are pretty cool.

well...fantasy??...probably Eragon and Eldest...i thought it was okies but a friend of mine loves it!!..so yeah...maybe guys would enjoy it more...

You should read Full Tilt by Neal Shusterman or the Series of Unfortunate Events books. Those are for younger kids, but I still think they're pretty good and fun to read.

There's a Science Fiction Book Club here: http://www.sfbc.com/doc/club_url/club_url....requestid=30132

Ahh! I wanted to read that. I've heard so many good things about that. Hmm science-fiction.. don't read much of it myself, but I do like Madeline L'engle's A Wrinkle in Time a whole lot.

Of course there is.

^Madeline L'engle!

I knew i ed you!

and ender's game is a delight, as are th enumerus sequels