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    Hello everyone. I am looking for something new to sink my teeth into. Only thing is is I'm having a hard time finding something that interests me. Here are some of the books I have really enjoyed.

    Fourth Wng series

    Ready player 1 and 2

    Artemis

    Armada

    Dark matter

    Hunger games

    Harry Potter

    Help me please lol. Thanks everyone.

    by manalow88

    7 Comments

    1. Quirky_Dimension1363 on

      The Incryptid series by Seanan McGuire is pretty great. I have a feeling you would like it. The first book is Discount Armageddon

    2. I think you’d like Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman – the audiobooks are amazing

    3. Paramedic229635 on

      Yahtzee Croshaw, funny author with great characters.

      Differently Morphus and Existentially Challenged – Governmental agency involved in the regulation of magic and extra dimensional beings.

      Mogworld – Main character is undead. Hijinks insue.

      The Jacques McKeown series – An unemployed star pilot tries to get by in a universe where transporters are a thing. The first book in the series is Will save the galaxy for food.

      The 2 Necromancers series by L. G. Estrella. 2 Necromancers try to earn a pardon for past crimes by doing odd jobs for a kingdom. Strong found family vibe. The first book in the series is 2 Necromancers, A Bureaucrate, and an Elf.

      The Traveler’s Gate Trilogy by Will Wight. Magic is used by calling energy and creatures from other worlds called territories. People who can draw from their territories are called travelers. The first book in the series is House of Blades.

    4. Unusual-Historian360 on

      Have you read the Mistborn trilogy (The Final Empire, The Well of Ascension, The Hero of Ages)?

      They’re really good and really unique. Awesome story with great characters. And they’re easy to read, as well. They’re considered adult fantasy but they’re right on the threshold of YA.

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