What's your favorite Fantasy book?

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'The Eye of the World' by Robert Jordan




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"The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss ^^
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Personally my favorite fantasy book of all time is a book called the paladin prophecy by mark frost, this is the first book in the series and is a book that i highly recomend to anyone and everyone




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Definately Percy Jackson (both series) or the star fleet series
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fortis above already said it, but The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss is my favorite fantasy book as well. Definitely pick it up and give it a try if you haven't read it :) You'll learn a lot about yourself reading that book, along with the fact that it's a wonderful story to read
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Hmmm it would probably have to be either the Grisha Triolgy by Leigh Bardugo (The third book isn'y out yet).

Or The Chaill Witch Chronicles by Jessica Spotswood (The third book isn't out yet and I've only read the 1st book but still amazing!).

You must read these books if you love fantasy!! They are amazing
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fortis wrote:"The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss ^^
I'm convincing more and more people at my school to read it, so here's me telling all y'all who're reading this, you should read it too!


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Either Narnia, LotR or The Door Within series by Wayne Thomas Batson! I'm a sucker for fantasy!
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The Black Magician Trilogy by Trudi Canavan
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Percy Jackson series or Harry Potter
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I will forever be a fan of Harry Potter. I am no longer much of a fantasy genre person, but I still re-read the Harry Potter books from time to time, and watch the movies (yes, I have the entire set - BlueRay Edition) all the time. Coming in at a close second place would have to be The Hobbit. Loved the book and the movie (saw it in 3-D!).
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My favorite fantasy book is graceling by Kristen cashore
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Never read Robert Jordon, but I have heard his books are awesome. I suppose that Hunger Games doesn't count. Too bad. That would have been my choice. Fantasy? The Inheritance series by Christopher Paolini or the Harry Potters, I think. I may be leaving something out. The Percy Jacksons are very good, too.
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