i really enjoyed Spellsinger. great book. if you like narnia i think it's a must read. it's a little more mature do to the language. but it's got humor and talking animals. it's by Alan Dean Foster.Â
anything from dickens; Bleak House, Our Mutual Friend, etc... I really enjoyed Series of Unfortunate Events, I think it is passed off as way more of a childrens series than it actually is. Of course I love Harry Potter, Rowling is a genius. Some of my favorites which I recommend to anyone arre The Stranger by Albert Camus, A Prayer for Own Meany by John Irving, The Poisonwood Bible (even though I hate her as a human being) by Barbara Kingsolver, Ian Flemmings original James Bond books, hmmm so many good books...
Hmm...Heart of the Comet (dual authors), The Foundation series by Isaac Asimov, Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein, House of the Scorpion by Nancy Cooper, well...let's just say I'm not sure which one is my favorite.
There's so many great books out there that have had a profound effect on me that it's hard to choose. I'll just grab one at random and go with a Haruki Murakami's "Dance Dance Dance".
Seriously, it kicks the **** out of any action movie EVER made. It's literally insane. Huge shootouts with killer whales eating people alive anyone? Yeah ... that's right.
The Andolite Chronicles. Oh, and the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time strategy guide. Man, that got me through some rough times. Especially the water temple...
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