I actually have most of Salvatore's books loaded in my tablet to read...just haven't made it that far in the alphabet yet lol.
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I actually have most of Salvatore's books loaded in my tablet to read...just haven't made it that far in the alphabet yet lol.
Skip everything else and go straight to Salvatore... do it nao!
Seriously though, he's an excellent author...
Skip everything else and go straight to Salvatore... do it nao!
Seriously though, he's an excellent author...
When I finish the current series I'm on, I'll skip to his folder
Now that's a hat boys.
Yes indeed... that is A hat. Also, completely out of context, but thanks for playin'...
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When I finish the current series I'm on, I'll skip to his folder
Pretty much any book with Drizzt in it is going to be completely worth a read... you'll LOVE his cat!
Pretty much any book with Drizzt in it is going to be completely worth a read... you'll LOVE his cat!
Well way to spoil it lol! I've got about 4 more books to read in this series before I can get to em. For some reason I'm on a serious paranormal/sci fi type of kick right now.
Pffft... trust me, that ain't spoilt nuttin'.
I'm actually going back and reading some old series books now too, one is a Dragonlance Companions series... Loved that series as well. The one with Raistlyn, Caramon, Tanis, Flint, and the rest...
Pffft... trust me, that ain't spoilt nuttin'.
That series sounds really familiar for some reason. Same writer or different?
Different... actually there were a bunch of writers in the Dragonlance series books. Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman were two of the most prolific writers of the series.
Margaret Weis is also in my folders somewhere lol...
Tamora Pierce is another one that I love to re-read.
I had to google-fu Tamora Pierce... a few of those look familiar.
Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman are almost always found on the same book covers. It seems that they co-wrote and/or co-edited much of the series. If you've got a folder with Margaret Weis, then you've got a bunch of awesome books in your tablet. My absolute favorite was the Twins series with Raistlyn and Caramon...
Pffft... trust me, that ain't spoilt nuttin'.
ZOMG THOSE BOOKS ARE AWESOME!!!!
@Kodak I am never one for peer pressure or saying this very often in my life, @Kaezziel is right on this one. You need to reads those books right meow!!!!!
Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Dragons of Winter night, and Dragons of Spring Dawning. Get some and get there now!!!!
Then, whenever you finish all of those, you can move on to the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind and the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan....
Well time for me to get home and be wif da wifey. I have a doctor appointment tomorrow about my feet so I can only hope there is a new answer for the bunions. I hope so at least.
Have a good evenin', Brother... and g'luck wif da feets doctor tomorrow!
Yes, Sword of Truth books were fantastic. Which reminds me, I need to get them for Kindle. The Legend of the Seeker TV adaptation left me disappointed though.
Agreed. I do respect that they made a decent attempt to try and stay true to the book; I also appreciate that it was done as a series instead of a movie. I just wish that they had done a better job with it.
Apparently there are some things in the works to do a Wheel of Time television series... if it's done nearly as well as Game of Thrones appears to have done (haven't seen it; don't get HBO), then I'll be very excited to see that series!
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