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What is the best trilogy of books or series? (1 Viewer)
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yay for me and gordoGeorge R. R. Martin's 'A Song of Ice and Fire' is the best book series I've read.
Argonaut: It will be interesting to see if you still regard WOT as being so great once you're up to around book six. Like you, I once thought WOT was a fantastic series...
Argonaut: It will be interesting to see if you still regard WOT as being so great once you're up to around book six. Like you, I once thought WOT was a fantastic series...
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im reading book ten of WoT and i cant put it down and im doing my HSC
Good for you, IMO books 1 to 4 are brilliant but Jordan's immobile plot and pointless descriptions have made the more recent books unreadable for me. I think that's quite a commonly held opinion too, if you look at the reviews on amazon.com for Eye of the World (4 stars) c.f. to Crossroads of Twilight (1 star).
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The Australian Trilogy by Bryce Courtenay.
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I'd have to say His Dark Materials is my current favourite, but there are many others that are up there, and I'm waiting for the Harry Potter series to conclude before I compare it and Pullman's trilogy.
Hitchhiker's Guide started brilliantly and went downhill as the series went on, sadly. The Tommorrow series and the Obernewtyn Chronicles were both excellent, as is the Discworld saga, but none of them match up to His Dark Materials for me.
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Hitchhiker's Guide started brilliantly and went downhill as the series went on, sadly. The Tommorrow series and the Obernewtyn Chronicles were both excellent, as is the Discworld saga, but none of them match up to His Dark Materials for me.
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Yeah I'd have to say Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials is BY FAR the best I've ever read.
Also agree with the Isobelle Carmody's Obernewtyn Chronicles and Pratchett's Discworld.
Others I love are Anne McCaffrey's The Chronicles of Pern and the Acorna series, all of Ian Irvine's Tale of 3 Worlds series, Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time, Tolkein's The Lord of the Rings , Douglas Adams' The Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy , Brian Herbert's Dune series (The ones writtten by his son I dodn't like as much) and of course C.S Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia , which was probably the first series I ever read, and I could never say that they're not some of my favourites!
Hmmm and I'm supposed to be doing my HSC this year...Maybe I can just get paid for reading all of my books over and over?
Also agree with the Isobelle Carmody's Obernewtyn Chronicles and Pratchett's Discworld.
Others I love are Anne McCaffrey's The Chronicles of Pern and the Acorna series, all of Ian Irvine's Tale of 3 Worlds series, Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time, Tolkein's The Lord of the Rings , Douglas Adams' The Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy , Brian Herbert's Dune series (The ones writtten by his son I dodn't like as much) and of course C.S Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia , which was probably the first series I ever read, and I could never say that they're not some of my favourites!
Hmmm and I'm supposed to be doing my HSC this year...Maybe I can just get paid for reading all of my books over and over?
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Most of mine have been said, but I really enjoy The Wheel of Time (come to www.wotism.net all you WoT fans, and become Wotists!), A Song of Ice and Fire, the Thomas Covenant series, LotR, Dune, The Dark Tower, Discworld, and to a lesser extent Obernewtyn.
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Logain...Name have anything to do with WoT by any chance?
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Oh, you know it. He's the best character! *weaves a ring of fire and earth*
Boom crash bang. I rule. *crosses arms and looks cool*
He's the best character! *weaves a ring of fire and earth*Boom crash bang. I rule. *crosses arms and looks cool*
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lol, Very true.
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It's one of those series which you read a few thousand pages thinking WTF? and then settle into it as if it were your own life.
(A la recherche de temps perdu)
It's one of those series which you read a few thousand pages thinking WTF? and then settle into it as if it were your own life.
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i agree....the Enders Game books are great....gordo said:
i had to study the first in the series for yr11 English....i liked the first one so much that i read the rest..
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yup, you gotta love the trilogy that has 5 books; Hitchhikers.... i love thatjhakka said:
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Obernewton series by Issobelle Carmody
the Tomorrow When the War Began series by John Marsden
the Ghostop trilogy by Libby Hathorn
the Chronicles of Narnia
the Exiles trilogy by Melanie Rawn
Harry Potter
LotR
the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind (up to the 9th book!!!!)
oooh, soo many i know and i cant think of!!!!!!!!!!1
the Tomorrow When the War Began series by John Marsden
the Ghostop trilogy by Libby Hathorn
the Chronicles of Narnia
the Exiles trilogy by Melanie Rawn
Harry Potter
LotR
the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind (up to the 9th book!!!!)
oooh, soo many i know and i cant think of!!!!!!!!!!1
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i love the stephanie plum series by janet evanovich.... they are fabulous....