Books to read

[megaman89]

watch a movie

[Kahlan]

I told you, man. That book is amazing. I've read it 3 times, now. Can't wait for the sequel. Brandon Sanderson updates the progress on his books on his website, he says he's 35% done with it.

[Supreme]

Oh by the way: The Way of Kings definately did not disappoint

[Celestial Jeddak]

Mike Brotherton wrote a couple of sci-fi novels, spider star and star dragon. But that's not likely going to be at your library now is it.. hmm.
The Warden Man looks really interesting. I want to read that.

[Kahlan]

I've been wanting to try The Warded Man and the sequel and such, but haven't found it near me at the library, so I'm up for anything similar to that, as well.

[Steep]

This isnt fantasy, but try bernard cornwell's Saxon Stories, so far 5 books starting from The Last Kingdom. Excellent writing and interesting close to real life story.

[gran guerrero]

well fine then!

[Kahlan]

I read a bunch of the Riftwar series, but lost interest after a while. I think I got up to like 10 books or something before I got a bit tired of it.

[gran guerrero]

The Magician: Apprentice

then

The Magician: Master

by Raymond E. Feist

Any other books by him is at your discretion to read but also very good books, but those two are a must.

[Kahlan]

I didn't like the Drizzt books. They weren't well-written. It seemed like all of the books were just "We're gonna run over here and fight a battle with little to no character development or motivation for our actions" over and over again in each book. I lost interest pretty quickly.

[Celestial Jeddak]

All the forgotten realms books.

[Kahlan]

Ok, so I need a new book to read.

Books I have liked in the past:

The Way of Kings, Mistborn series, Elantris, Warbreaker, Night Angel Trilogy, Lightbringer series, Wheel of Time, Saga of Recluse, Sword of Truth, Kingkiller trilogy(Patrick Rothfuss).

Any ideas?