Fantasy recomendation

[Krieger314]

Hello,

I'm Juan pablo and i'm from Colombia

I'm new in this bookclub so i was wondering if anyone can suggest me a good book about "Dragons, fantasy, especially vikings and princess" all that middle age great histories and stuff.

Thanks! /Muchas gracias

[Mavovo]

try a book by Ursula K. Le Guin called The Furthest Shore ...others can be found under EarthSea books.Hope you enjoy the read.

[Krieger314]

try a book by Ursula K. Le Guin called The Furthest Shore ...others can be found under EarthSea books.Hope you enjoy the read.

Is necesary read all the 3 books before?

[Mavovo]

no i usually read any book by the author regardless of the order and if it is really good i find more books by the author...i usually dont follow the rules and like to discover the connections of the stories.

[ollesternberg]

Take a look at The Most Popular Books on /r/Fantasy. There you will find this sub’s favorites. Start at the top and work your way down, grabbing whatever you find most interesting, it is hard to go wrong. If you have already gotten to most of those, or want to try something different, check out The Underrated List for books people feel need more attention.

[Christina O Phillips]

The Sword of Truth series (Terry Goodkind)

A Song of Ice and Fire series (George RR Martin)

The Gale Women series (Tanya Huff)

[Alhen James]

Try Michael Scott's The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel.

[Snowangel91]

The Inheritance Cycle-Christopher Paolini
A Court of Thorns and Roses series -Sarah J Maas
The Mortal Instruments series-Cassandra Clare

[Liliya]

A series that can be of interest is the Heartblaze series By Shayne Roberts. It has a wide range of various supernatural creatures. Including but not limited to shifters, Norns, Vikings, vampires, ghosts, Loki, Vargr, and much much more. Its unlike everthing I have ever read in this genre. And it rocks ????

[Anirudh Badri]

Dragons: Temeraire series by Naomi Novik. Very brilliant set of books about how a world with dragons would work.
Vikings: Brotherband Chronicles by John Flanagan. It is fun to read but written for a slightly younger audience. Also, the book is set in an alternate world where the Viking equivalents are called Skandians and this series focusses on them. If you are looking for historical fiction about Vikings, this may not suit you. If you just find them cool, this is a good one.

[Books_are_Life]

Dragon's treasure is a newer book that I did a review on that you might like.

[Kat Berg]

Okay, this is a combination of dragons/fantasy/sci-fi, but worth the read if you haven't tried them. Anne McCarthy Dragons of Pern series. There is a bunch of them (but the oldest ones are the best!) There are dragons, old world living, and all the best of what makes a fantasy book, with a sci-fi twist.

[Insightsintobooks729]

For dragons have you tried the Eragon series?

[Musae]

The Sword of Truth series (Terry Goodkind)
This is a brilliant series!!!!

[uyky]

Robin Hobb: The Farseer trilogy and Rain Wild Chronicles. Or basically any of her books.