Does anybody read fantasy books OTHER THAN Harry Potter or Twilight?

oh, I read some romances and mysteries, but science fiction and fantasy are my thing. I love Anne McCaffrey, Mercedes Lackey, Andre Norton, Orson Scott Card (his are more SF than F), Robert J. Sawyer (again, SF). AND, I have been lucky enough to meet all but Norton.

I love science fantasy books. That's all I read. I'm now reading The Long Price Quartet, 4 books by Daniel Abraham. They are very involved. I love the worlds that these authors create and I love the magic. I have a terrible memory, so I can't remember any other really good books that I've read. Before this, I read a series by Brandon Sanderson that was also excellent.

I haven't read fantasy novels since I was a teenager... But I used to be fond of the "Swords" cycle by Fritz Leiber or the novels by Tanith Lee. The OZ serie by Frank L. Baum and the Narnia cycle by C.S. Lewis were another favourite when I was even younger. I wasn't aware that "Harry Potter" was considered as fantasy literature.

I'm currently reading "The Chronicle of Narnia" books. Never read them before because my parents thought they were too "demonic" for the religion i was in at the time. I must say I'm really enjoying them. Ive also read the first to Eragon books and a number of star trek books. After i complete the Narnia books I'm going to read the Golden Compass books and the Harry Potter books...just because Ive never read them. then I'm going to start on some classic books...perhaps with some fantasy books that arnt necessarily on that list just for some breaks.

Never read Twilight but I am a big fan of Harry potter series. Apart from it I read few good books. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy by Tolkien Eragon by Christopher Paolini The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis. I started reading these books after I had seen the movie based on them . Happy mylotting !!!

I love fantasy literature! I've read Terry Brooks' Shannara books. Good stuff. The wheel of time series is good, but I'm getting impatient with it. It's taking too long to tell the story, to wordy, to many threads..... Reading a good fantasy story is how i 'escape' at the end of the day. I'll read anything really, but fantasy is definitely my favorite. One look at my bookshelf and you can tell.

I read the Lord of the Rings books and also The Hobbit, I really enjoyed those, the Lord of the Rings was a little tedious in some parts, but still they are timeless "fantasy" classics. I am a big Harry Potter fan, but have never read Twilight, I like vampires, I read several Anne Rice novels, but Twilight just seems too teeny bopper to me.

Hi! Please count me in among those who do enjoy reading fantasy books, regardless of whether it's been raved about by others or not. I haven't read Harry Potter or Twilight because of financial constraints. And like you, I'm not really into vampires, and actually have not felt any interest in the Twilight series - from watching the movie, I feel the book is slanted towards the younger generation. Happy mylotting!

None, at all. The books I am reading right now is more on spiritual journey and self-developmental books, they are more useful than fantasy books.

i read some science fiction books.i do not know whether they can be called fantacy books or not.arther c clarke writes good children books.i read Eric Van Lustbader's three books, these stories resemble harry potter series.i read some thing else recently.i am unable to recall the name of the book. the name of the writer is Jonathan Shroud.three or four books were in the market i read all of them.they are again similer to harry potter.LORD OF THE RINGS AS A BOOK IS VERY INTERESTING BUT NOT MANY CAN READ IT.

Hahahahaha. I wasn't even aware that Harry Potter and Twilight were considered fantasy. I thought they were considered teenage novels or something. I used to like fantasy, but these days I've moved on to science fiction. Well, I've read a few books in the Wheel of Time series. Not the first few, but a few non-sequential books in the series. I've also read Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, but I don't think I've read any books by Terry Brooks.

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