Which fantasy book would you suggest me to read?

[Uzeless]

Please refer to the title.

 

[Narcosis]

Hmmm... Fantasy, as in fiction? If so, I highly recommend the Bible. It's been a best seller for hundreds and hundreds of years. Full of awesome adventures, and tales of Magic. Similar to Naruto in that it does involve walking on water. As well as using a fireball tech to burn some grass. It tackles such difficult topics as the use of psychadelic drugs. You'll learn, laugh, and even grow.

 

[repulse]

Try the Lorien Legacies.

 

[Uzeless]

I'm a born Christian and I've read The Bible. Could you please suggest me another book? I'm actually very interested in reading fantasy novels, so..

 

[Narcosis]

Also, Bible fanboys will literally slaughter each other to defend their favorite characters. None of this ***** shit here, where they only scream at a computer screen. No, them bitches Rollin" deep, and they know it. If you so much as disagree on the validity of the translation, you're likely be killed by rocks.

 

[Narcosis]

I'm a born Christian and I've read The Bible. Could you please suggest me another book? I'm actually very interested in reading fantasy novels, so..

Oh, dear God... You couldn't sense the sarcasm in my posts? That alarms me, as it was very obviously sarcasm. Good luck to you, sir.

 

[Uzeless]

Hmph........

 

[Narcosis]

Seriously, you ever try some Vonnegut? Pretty old school, but terrific works. He's the Rowling of his time. Sci if, fantasy, humor, etc. He does it all. I strongly recommend checking into Kurt Vonnegut.

Another author I enjoyed was Chris Moore. His work is incredible. Very funny, with severe undertones. They appear to be aimed at younger audiences, but I know you'll enjoy it. A few to check out;
Coyote Blue
Practical demon keeping
A dirty Job
Many more.

Very awesome stuff. ,most of his works take place in one realm. The main character of one book fits into another's. Sometimes just a different perspective. Hard to explain, really. Just read, you'll see. A Dirty Job was my favorite.

 

[Kages]

Harry Potter ^_^

 

[Uzeless]

Thank you, sir.

 

[Uzeless]

Harry Potter ^_^

I've read the whole series of Harry Potter. Anyways, thank you for suggesting. Have a good day ahead, miss.

 

[Ishan Hokage]

Percy Jackson

 

[Uzeless]

Percy Jackson

Thank you, sir.

 

[Ishan Hokage]

Thank you, sir.

Anytime.
Start with Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief.

It's about a twelve year old kid who is actually a demi-god (half human and half god). His father is the Greek God Poseidon (God of Oceans/Water) He meets with other demi-gods and trains to become strong and save the world.
Just a short summary

 

[Clank]

Try the Lorien Legacies.

Percy Jackson

Those two series are a must read! You definitely have to read The Heroes of Olympus after you finish the Percy Jackson series, as well. Another good series is The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel, if you like mythology based books. Also have a look at The Looking Glass Wars, it's an alternate book of Alice in Wonderland that has murder, bloodshed and war.

 

[Scooby Doo]

Lord of the Rings?

 

[ValkFreak]

The Inheritance Cycle

Eragon
Eldest
Brisingr
Inheritance

 

[Uzeless]

Thank you everyone.

 

[Takis Manthos]

enexura-agora xrysou

Ouf re Taki teliewsa kai m'auto.
-Gia tipragma milas?
-Na xrwstousa kai tin teleutaia dosi tou daneiou mou
kai den mporousa na vrw lusi.
Eutixws h gunaika mou eixe kapoia kosmimata pou den ta
forouse kai mou eipe na ta poulisoume.
Pragmati ta peira, peiga sto enexyrodanistirio sto
k Spyropoulo Kolokotroni 9 sto Syntagma kai ta
diapragmateutika.
Etsi kai kala leuta peira kai ti dwsi kseplirwsa kai
mou emeine kai kati.
Twra eimai kala...

 

[guiltybird]

Game of Thrones
The Name of the Wind
The Lies of Locke Lamora

are all very good reads.