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I'm playing through Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Time right now, it's reminding me how much I loved these games as a kid and genuinely how they changed me as a person. All the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games have incredible stories and characters. Not a book, but it is a series (of games) "^^

Honestly I don't read very much, I've mostly been reading philosophy books lately. But from what I have read, my favorite is The Slab by Karen Traviss in the Gears of War universe

Favorite series is Narnia, I love the mix of fantasy with childlike wonder and whimsey (has the same tone as Star Wars or Avatar: the Last Airbender for that reason). But my favorite book is probably Speaker for the Dead ( Sequel to Ender's Game). A book about the most extreme empathy imaginable.

I also love traditional DnD no counters just books and dice. I've played from 1st Edition through to 3.5

The Demonata series by Darren Shan. It's great if you like horror stuff

I adore the Druss the Legend series by Gemmell. Such good writing and fantasy

it's so well done emotionally

A book for a good cry at the end: Charlotte’s Web. A book for a good cry during: Neverending Story.

Goosebumps for book because of nostalgia I guess. And series buffy the vampire slayer because it was epic and it helped me deal with being gay when it wasn't really talked about back then.

Came to answer this, happy to see it already answered. Pretty much the same reasons too.

the Maximum Ride series by James Patteson

Fave book: Lord of the Ringd Fave series: The Dark Tower

My favorite book series is Deltora Quest. I know it's for kids but I still can't get over how fun and unique so many of the creatures were. My favorite show is probably too hard to pick. Love so many things!

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My favorite book that I've read in the last few years is Sea of Rust by C. Robert Cargill. It's a post apocalyptic robot western that examines what the point of life is and has a great redemption arc throughout.

Artemis Fowl. I love the mix of real-world science and fantasy, and the writing itself is wonderful. Either that or The Song of Achilles. Heartbreaking and beautiful, the words flow so well and the story is crafted amazingly.

The Chronicles of Narnia. It was one of my first introductions to the fantasy genre, and the range of environments, characters, creatures, and stories were very exciting to my imagination as a child. I still love Narnia!

Wilderlore by Amanda Foody. Great character development and amazing world building. Highly recommended.

Wings of fire. It encapsulates dragons, magic, combat, gripping story, tragedy, love, friendship, DRAGONS, great emotion, amazing writing, and it tells the story in a way you can familiarize with. And it is written in a way that connects with real world problems. Overall 100 out of 10 series.

I haven't ready many books in YEARS but when I think of a favorite the first series that always comes to mind is the Jackie Faber series by L.A. Meyer. Those books meant so much to me as a teen and I read them over and over and over again.

I ADORE Frieren, Beastars, pretty much anything by Tatsuki Fujimoto (Chainsawman, Goodbye Eri, Fire Punch), One Piece. The Twisted Disney Tales series is also another series I love that’s not manga.

The Humans by Matt Haig, it's an alien's perspective of Earth, and The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out The Window And Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson, which is hard to explain lol.

A Court of Thorns and Roses so far, but think it's shifting to Throne of Glass, I haven't finished it yet though. Such a badass FMC, love the found family stuff and also these books make you want to cry, laugh and throw them across a room all within one chapter. So good 💜

Book series would be Robin Hobb's books, they are a few shorter series going over one larger narrative (except the Soldier Son books), favourite of those is probably the original Farseer Trilogy...but it's hard to differentiate the lot! Favourite graphic novel is Bone...everyone should read it!

Scythe but Neil Shusterman. It's a future-based book set in years after 2040. We, as humans, have conquered everything. Even death. So to keep from overpopulation, there is this group of people called Scythes who go around and "glean" people. It's a very good book! :)

Ooh 😲 my favorite series is the Duskwalker Brides series by Opal Reyne. It’s a 8 book series with diverse characters, a great overarching plot and fun world building. It’s not for everyone and is definitely an 18+ series due to darker themes and spice… but I love it for the fantasy & the creatures.

I won't say that this series is my favorite because my favorite is in Arabic, but I definitely like the wingfeather saga by Andrew Peterson, and the cartoon that's based off of it is just the cherry on top, I know it's meant for children, but hey, it's actually that good.

The '13 days of midnight' trilogy by Leo Hunt. As not much of a reader it really pulled me into the story with the character designs and creepy supernatural setting, really got my imagination going. Highly recommend

The Old Kingdom by Garth Nix because I thoroughly enjoy the worldbuilding, the magic system, how Death is being handled and a female main character who is relatable but also not. The good, the bad and the ugly all make for a captivating fantasy experience. I can reread these books indefinitely.

I have two, Dune and lord of the rings, I don't think they need explanation 😂🤣

The Five Night's at Freddy's collection because I have horrible taste.

Gullstruck Island, by Frances Hardinge. Frances writes the most wonderful fantasy worlds with completely new and fresh ideas every time, and to boot, her use of language is really poetic while being very easy to read. It's so possible to just lose yourself in her work.

Warriors! (Also known as warrior cats by fans) There’s just something about “game of thrones but all the characters are cats” that i just love! Even if its technically written for children… Also it gets kinda dark! I love it.

The Black Jewels series. It started with 3 books but has added more over the years and it's one of those books that has always stuck in my head. I have made an art piece from one of the scenes in one of the original 3. It just really resonated with me.