Teen/adult fantasy fiction
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Teen/adult fantasy fiction
I'm 19 and Fantasy fiction was mainly what got me into reading, and I would like to revisit my passion in books. If anyone could give me a book or books similar in style to the Eragon series, Wolfbrother series, Robin Hobb works, without it just being a similar but not as good spin off type story please! Any help is much appreciated. Thanks!
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Kristin Cashore's books are very good. Start with Graceling, then Fire, then Bitterblue.Nicole365 wrote:You could try Traveling and fire by Kristin cashier they are sorta written in the same fashion as Eragon! You could also try Dragonswood by Janet Lee Carey! All of them are great books!!
Also - Sarah J. Maas writes great fantasy - Throne of Glass starts a very, very good series...
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Otherwise, I'd recommend Seraphina by Rachel Hartman. It's less adventure, but both books involve dragons and interesting new fantasy worlds.
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I loved these books!! I am not finished with the Sarah J Maas Throne of Glass series yet. I will certainly read the rest.Kristin Cashore's books are very good. Start with Graceling, then Fire, then Bitterblue.
Also - Sarah J. Maas writes great fantasy - Throne of Glass starts a very, very good series...
Can't go wrong with these options.
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