MY TOP 10 FAVORITE FANTASY BOOKS
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12:14 The Poppy War Trilogy - Kuang
14:41 The books of Babel series (Senlin ascends) - Josiah Bancroft
16:58 Mistborn trilogy - Brandon Sanderson
18:26 City of Stairs series - R J Bennet
20:59 Green foam saga (JAde City) - Fonda Lee
Hobb is my all time favourite author, thanks to your recommendations! Can’t imagine life without knowing those stories ❤
The Green Bone Saga will always be my #1 adult fantasy series. I just can’t see anything topping it! But then you make these videos and all of a sudden I have a whole stack of new fantasy to read 😂❤
Hi Julia🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
I just picked up Jade City bc of this comment! I'm like 20% in but I'm already sucked in, after a big reading slump this means a lot! I'm curious to see how the story will develop for people to love it so much. I love all the descriptions and atmosphere
@@itsmariaa18 oh GIRL, just strap in! it's a wild and amazing ride!
My girlfriend got me into reading. She loves Sarah J Maas and I've enjoyed both of her series, but I went out and bought Stormlight and I'm so ready to tackle it this fantasy juggernaut this upcoming year!
Pleased to hear you’ve found an interest in reading. You’ll love stormlight. Sarah J Maas, I just feel like she writes to appeal to a female, specifically teenage female audience. If you love her stuff, try Red Rising. Personally I’d recommend Robin Hobbs books, you won’t regret it.
I’ve always been a huge reader but I’ve been watching your videos for 5 years now and literally read EVERYTHING you suggest. I’ve read all of realm of the elderings, books of babel, greenbone saga, all of Brandon Sanderson, bear and the nightingale, joe Abercrombie and so many more..,,,thank you so much for helping me discover my love for epic fantasy 🫶🏻❤️
You’re honestly the reason why I started reading Robin Hobb. She’s so amazing I’m about to finish the live ship traders trilogy. Cant wait to start the next series!
This video inspired me to pick up Brandon Sanderson - a big thank you for that! I am currently reading The Way of Kings and am absolutely in love with it. I had been struggling a lot with epic fantasy in the past but your recommendation reignited my passion for the genre.
Love Brandon Sanderson’s Mist Born & Stormlight series and how his worlds seem to somehow connect. Also enjoyed the Reckoners and adored the Rithmatist, can’t wait for the sequel. Ty for the recommendations
I had the chance to meet Robin Hobb at comic con this year and it turns out she is from a small town right next to me! It was such a unique experience getting to meet her ❤
Ohhhhh give her a biiiig hug from me, please!
Great list! The Greenbone Saga and Robin Hobb in particular are on my all time favourites list too. The Liveship series is the first adult fantasy series I read when I was about 13 and it blew my mind! Recently reread it and oh boy did it hold up!
I was relieved at the end when you got to the Jade trilogy. It is great in so many ways. With you on many others: Books of Babel, Abercrombie...
Saw the Hobb books missing from your shelf at the start and was like… YEEEEEEES! Realm of the Elderlings are my all time favourite books! So hard to choose a favourite book from them all but Fool’s Assassin is my current favourite of them all, I had to stay up all night to read the last few hundred pages 😂 it was just not an option to put this book down near the end.
Me too, me too!
Hobb's realm of the elderlings series/universe is my new favorite fantasy universe of all time. I love seeing all the love for it.
Im rereading The Way of Kings for the 3rd time, I love it so much!
I'm so excited to read all of these recs but especially Robin Hobb's work!
I wish I was in your shoes - to be reading her books for the first time! You have a treat in store!
I found your channel thru your most recent version of this video which introduced me to Sanderson, Hobb, etc - basically to the fantasy genre - and your energy for these series was contagious. The only one I had read (or heard of) previously was Broken Earth trilogy (so amazing). Now I've read part or all of Farseer trillogy, Liveship Trader trilogy, Mistborn (both eras), Books of Babel, First Law Trilogy, and Jade City (altho I'm having trouble getting into that one TBH). This year I hope to finish the ones I've started and get into Poppy War and Stormlight Archive, as well as continue with Hobb's trilogies, and plenty of others. Thanks for your inspiration to read so much more than I had been doing!
Thanks for putting a bit of a spotlight on The Books of Babel. More people need to read this series, it's so good.
I've read the first Mistborn trilogy and have The Poppy War and Jade City ready to be started on my bookshelf. And I've had my eye on the Broken Earth Trilogy. Looks like a lot of great reading in my future!
I cried like a baby after City of Stairs and The Green Bone Saga, no other books I’ve read have made me feel like I am living alongside people for basically their entire lives
Hi Brittney🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
Does the green bone saga have a sad ending?
@@SS-qi3ck bittersweet i'd say
Oh then you should definitely read Robin Hobbs' books if you haven't already - they start off with Fitz being just 6 years old!
I will never stop being shocked at seeing Poppy War (or Babel) in everyones top 10s
I legitimately had real tears at the end of the Green Bone Saga.
Same 🥲
omg I sobbed. incredible series
I had real tears at least five times through every book
Found your channel from your very first top fantasy series video!! I love seeing the list change through the years ❤️
Hobb made me sob, no joke (Tawny Man trilogy, have yet to start Rain Wild). Only 1 of 5 books that have ever made me cry and this was a full-blown had-to-stop-reading-for-a-minute crying. Any book that evokes that sort of emotion will always get very high praise from me.
Where were the other 4 books? I'm always interested in books that generate strong emotions!
@@Ov3r0bs3ss1on A monster calls (Ness), Speaker for the dead (Ender's Game #2, Card), The viscount who loved me (Bridgerton #2, Quinn; just a couple tears for this one because of something that hit close to home). There might only be 4 total as I can't remember what the 5th one was.
Oh god! You’ve not read the final trilogy yet?? 😭😭😭😭
I read Jade Trilogy because of you and now darted Fareseer Trilogy and surprise, loving it too!
If you like Hobbs books, I think you’d like David Eddings, epic/high fantasy writer. I’ve read from both authors since I was little and both have such amazing worlds and characters. First series is called the Belgariad.
I finished The Green Bone Saga this year and I am still gutted I MISS MY KAULS
I highly recommend The Name of the Wind, it's my all-time favorite. It's about a man who became a legend but has now retired from that old life and owns a bar like a regular guy. He is called by some names like: Kvothe the Arcane, Kvothe the Assassin of the King, his history is twisted with lies and he has a bounty on his head, so he keeps a secret identity in a small isolated town. One day he saves a scribe's life from some monsters in the forest, and this scribe coincidentally was looking for him because he wants to tell his story. Kvothe reluctantly accepts and begins to tell the whole story. He says that the story will last 3 days, so there will be three books, each book spends one day in the present.
Mistborn was the saga that got me back into reading after many years, so I wholeheartedly agree!
I also loved The Broken Earth trilogy and am enjoying Stormlight Archive a lot. I already added to my TBR some of your other recommendations, they sound pretty exciting.
Green Bone Saga owns my heart! I'm nervous but excited to get to First Law in 2023
Hi Maria🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
Oh I do so envy you. If you are able, I would highly, highly recommend the audiobooks of Joe Abercrombie’s work. All the books are narrated by Stephen Pacey, a god among voice actors and he brings the characters alive as well as enhancing the humour in JA’s writing. You have a treat in store!
@@tanja9364 Aww that's lovely to hear how much you love his books!
I picked up Ship of Magic about 1.5 years ago due to your recommendation. Robin Hobb quickly became my all-time favorite author and I read ALL of the Realm of the Elderlings books after that introduction. Then I got a puppy and named my dog FitzChivalry. Hobb's RotE are the first books that made me intensely cry and helped me in so many ways. Thank you for the recommendation, all that time ago
watching your channel for a lot of years now and wait for this video every year!!
Still only read one robin hobb
Warbreaker - Brandon Sanderson, Theft of Swords - Michael J. Sullivan, The Dark is Rising - Susan Cooper, Everworld - K.A. Applegate, Something Dark and Holy - Emily A. Duncan, Guardians of the Flame : The Warriors - Joel Rosenberg, Tortal series - Tamora Pierce, Emelan series - Tamora Pierce, The Unexpected Dragon - , The Enchanted Forest Chronicles.
The ones I've read on this list are some of my all time favorites too (currently finishing up Jade Legacy and having a hard time putting it down to work), and most of the rest were already on my to-read list, so I'm excited to add the ones I hadn't heard of (Robin Hobb, Josiah Bancroft, and Robert Jackson Bennett) to that list too, given how good their company is!
I hope to check out the Green Bone Saga in 2023. I have THE FIFTH SEASON (actually I have the entire trilogy), but I still haven’t read them yet. I love fantasy books! This is a great video, even if I haven’t read any of these. 🥰
Ohhhhhh a kindred spirit! I am a huge Realm of the Elderlings fan - I’ve read all 16 books 3 times in as many years - I can bore the pants off anyone when I get going on these books! I love, LOVE, Fitz and Fool and Nighteyes soooo much! (We are Pack)
The Rainwild Chronicles are a gentler read (slightly YA perhaps) but definitely a must read to collect all the clues for the end.
But the final trilogy!!! Oh my! You have a treat in store (and I am so envious that you will be reading than for the first time) - enjoy!
You just popped up in my recommendations and I have spent the last day adding and adding and adding to my TBR list. Thank you? 😄🥰
Wonderful! I just picked up the entire Farseer series on a whim at a flea market, they will be my first Robin Hobb
from this selection, i have only read mistborn so far and really enjoyed it! and some these are on my tbr-list.
Then, since you're already familiar with Brandon Sanderson, you should definitely go for the Stormlight Archives and Warbeaker, such amazing books that make you happy to be alive in the right time period to read them.
Can you do a video of beginner fantasy or urban fantasy for someone who wants to start reading fantasy and doesn’t know where to begin?
I posted a beginners guide a few months ago! If you search my vids I have a couple of options 🤗
I finished watching this video super inspired to go read all the fantasy, thank you!
Ohhhhh my god I can’t wait for you to read the Rain Wilds Chronicles, it was actually the first Hobb series I read and now she’s one of my faves too!
First I need to mention that my favorite book of all times and the reason I even got into SFF is "Piranesi" by Sussana Clarke. This are my favorite series:
1."The Dandelion Dynasty" Ken Liu
2."Earthseed" Octavia E. Butler
3."Rook & Rose" M. A. Carrick
4. "The Poppy War" R. F. Kuang
5. "The Broken Earth" N. K. Jemisin
6. "The Winnowing Flame" Jen Williams
Honorable mention
"The Green Bone Saga" - Fonda Lee
Love these suggestions! I'll definitely check some of these out!
"Unlike many well known writers who've left us hanging for many and many years" got me choking on my coffee lmao
Great list. Many of my favorite authors on your list.
I loved The Poppy War so much!
I love the Fool so much. 🥺
Hi Janella🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
I read Robin Hobb bc of you and wow! Amazing author! Great recommendation, thank you!
Side note-Sanderson based Hoid off of the Fool. And Hobv is amazing.
Hi Emily🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
I've written a few fantasy books of my own, two of which have been published years ago
Name ?
@@thanxreaperlux1126 The two I've published, at the moment are called The Adventures of Prince Gabriel and The Quest for the Crystal
@@sadlobster1 I definitely check it out
The Blade itself audio book is really good the guy who narrates is insane
Please make an updated romance fantasy recommendations video!
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Love finding a new Glokta "fan" :PP
Me too, me too!
Does anyone know where she got the lamp in the back? It's so cute
Bury me with the Liveship Trader Trilogy!
I've read everything by joe Abercrombie.
Robin Hobb with her Realm of the Elderlings should be a no-brainer for anyone. My number one is Tawny Man, two Fitz and the Fool, three Live Ships.
Broken Earth - Just a very good series.
Stormlight - Two first books simply excellent, after that BS unfortunately kills it, dnf'd fourth.
Mistborn - Cardboard cut-out characters. Sanderson’s big problem - too much love for the system.
Age of Madness - The first writing by JA that didn’t grate me. Excellent to the nth degree!
Poppy War, Books of Babel, City of Stairs, Green Bone Saga - Haven’t read, will probably read sometime in the future.
In my top fantasy series in addition to the ones I like above:
Dagger and the Coin by Daniel Abraham
Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin
Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin
Second Apocalypse by R. Scott Bakker (please don’t read the last two books!)
Hi Regan, love your channel! I would like to start reading the books of Robin hobb. In what order do you think I should read her books? (Maybe a video idea ;) ) Greatings from Belgium
Will always trust your fantasy recs!
Hi Bethany🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
When I saw the video title, i click and saw the blank spaces on the shelf, and the way of king is missing. And I just had a knowing smile on my face🌝
Hi Julia🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
I love your videos. If you're looking for a wonderful (contemporary) fantasy book, check out Phil Mazza's The Harrow Saga. It's published by a small publisher and is a coming of age fantasy with some powerful female characters. The language is wonderful. Warning: there's a lot going on, and the pace picks up as you read through the series. Some great plot twists, of course, and it's interesting how the author's writing style changes to reflect the maturity of the female protagonist. If you're tired of Gaiman, Martin, and Sanderson, you should check it out. Highly underrated!
The covenant of steel by Anthony Ryan is a amazing series
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Love your content!
Waiting for your review ❤❤❤
The great fantasy adventure ever: KAYAN KOLLYN
The fifth season is really great book
Hi Angela🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
Bridge four!!
Senlin Ascends is great. A new favorite.
I really need to pick up Poppy War 🥲
I've read everything you list here, Regan, and I agree with practically all (except Books of Babel) of them! :D
Fantasy twin ahaha
I tried the Fifth Season. I even tried the audiobook of the Fifth Season, and I just can't. I've heard so much good about her and this series, but I couldn't get passed the second time we get an entire chapter section in 2nd person. It's too awkward.
Great list but I think if you haven't yet give Michael j Sullivan a try his world building is top tier
I’m reading The Legends of the First Empire right now and really enjoying it!
Thank you for the good information♡
So, your list inspired me to do one of my own, using the freedom you offered to select series or novels.
Not enough room to go into why all these made my list (and not the other 10 or so I left on my honourable mention list)
Happy reading!
The Lord of the Rings trilogy: J.R.R. Tolkien
The Face in the Frost: John Bellairs
The First Law trilogy (The Blade Itself, Before They Are Hanged, Last Argument of Kings): Joe Abercrombie
The Old Kingdom trilogy (Sabriel, Liriel, Abhorsen): Garth Nix
Fafhrd & the Grey Mouser/Lankhmar Series (Swords & Deviltry, Swords in the Mist, Swords Against Death, Swords & Wizardry, The Swords Of Lankhmar, Swords And Ice Magic, The Knight and Knave of Swords): Fritz Leiber
The Broken Earth trilogy (The Fifth Season, The Obelisk Gate, The Stone Sky): N.K. Jemisin
Nobody's Son: Sean Stewart
Vlad Taltos/Dragaeran Cycle (Jhereg, Yendi, Teckla, Taltos, Phoenix, Athyra, Orca, Dragon, Issola, Dzur, Jhegaala, Iorich, Tiassa, Hawk, Vallista, Tsalmoth): Steven Brust
American Gods: Neil Gaiman
The Wide Green World tetralogy (The Sharing Knife: Beguilement, Legacy, Passage, Horizon): Lois McMaster Bujold
woah i think it’s time to me to pick up the fifth season, i’m just afraid it is quite long
I’ve only started 2 series out of this list but I own all the others lol my tbr list is too long 😫
Here's my list
1. The green bone saga
2. Harry Potter series
3. The dark tower series by Stephen king
4. From blood and ash series by Jennifer l armentrout
5. The age of madness trilogy by Joe Abercrombie
Will you be reading The Age of Madness trilogy?
Robin hobb universe
The broken earth trilogy
Stormlight archives
The first law trilogy
The poppy war
The books of babel
Mistborn
City of stairs
Jade city
SO EXCITED!!!!🎅🏻🎄❤️💚💚❤️🎄🎅🏻🎅🏻🎄❤️💚💚❤️🎄🎅🏻🎄💚💚💚🎄🎄🎄🎄💚💚💚🎄🎅🏻🎅🏻🎄💚❤️🎄🎄📖📖📚📙📙📙📚📖📖📚📙📙📙📚📚📚📚📙📙📚
Can you read the different trilogies in the Robin Hobb universe out of order?
No.
You definitely can, I did and they’re still my absolute favourites. I say start with the liveship traders
Noooooo! Please don’t.
I just started Robin hobb. I resd ship of magic but have two series on my shelves
Hi Linda🤗 Sorry I'm not an English native speaker but I'm fond of English literature and I'm learning English! I read 4 English books (A Christmas carol; The Great Gatsby; A green mile; Pride and Prejudice). But the problem is it's still too hard to read an English book for me. I wanna say if you don't mind couldn't we befriend and read together when we have enough time to do it(I will not disturb you everyday or even you can say I will never but only you have free time and you wanna do it yourself)🤗 I have a burning desire to have a friend of native English speaker and I would be so much grateful🤗If you don't mind become friends with me we could keep in touch on whatsapp or on instagram. I'll be looking forward to your feedback. Have a good day🤗
@@user-xy5wk3pp4z they don’t translate books to russian?
I think before jade legacy, the only book that brought me to tears was clockwork princess (which was sooo long ago) so it hit really hard for me 😅
And by tears I mean sobbing
omg I just picked up Jade City because of this vid and I already love it, everyone is saying this ab the trilogy and I'm anxious/excited to see what it is about😭
@@itsmariaa18 it’s such a great story! It follows a huge span of time following the Kaul family and I think the books do a great job establishing each character despite such a large cast. Enjoy!!
LOVEE Robin Hobb so much she is INCREDIBLE author! 📚❤️💚💚💚🎄📙📚🎄💚🎅🏻🎅🏻📖📖📖💚🎄❤️📚📙📙📚❤️🎄💚🎄❤️📖🎅🏻🎅🏻💚💚💚❤️📚📙📙📙❤️🎄🎄
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Awesome reviews😊
Ship of magic are my favorite series I read it so GOOD 📚🎄❤️💚💚📚📚📚❤️💚❤️📖📖🎅🏻🎅🏻💚💚❤️📚📚🎄❤️💚🎄📚📚❤️💚❤️🎄📖🎅🏻🎅🏻💚💚❤️📚📙📙📙📚🎄
I am surprised that you don't have 'The Daevabad Trilogy' and 'The Broken Earth' in here. But nevertheless great list.
I'm currently on the second book of the Daevabad trilogy, I can't say I'm enjoying it all that much. The prose is very bland and the dialogue isn't great, although I do find the story intriguing enough to keep reading.
Hi :) Is there any chance that you would enjoy doing a book review on my novel 'Red Scarf?' Alex :)
I think this is a top tier list
Another Urban Fantasy Series you should read is The Dresden Files. Gets better and better with every book and has the hardest hitting emotional beats I’ve ever read…
My mistake was not listening to your entire review of Green Bones and missing the 'crime family setting' info - I absolutely could not get into this story. For me, it was too slow, very little world-building, I'm not a fan of mafia stories, the power/magic system wasn't interesting, and the graphic s** really threw me off since one of the things I've enjoyed about fantasy series in general are great stories I can share with my teen kids
Does the green bone saga have a sad ending?
How is the Hundred books this year goal coming?
Glokta ❤️
No City of Brass 😢
I know I’m sad too 🥲 I think I’m going to make a video about books that *almost* made it
thats what im waiting for :((
You so kind nicest friend
It would be nice if you would write up a list in the description 🥸
Bible was not included, I can agree with that. It's not a remarkable historical fantasy.
OMG! I am big fantasy books love fan xoxo 😚💚🎄🎄💚📚📙📙❤️💚🎅🏻🎅🏻🎄💚❤️📖📖📖📚📚📙📙📚📚💚🎄🎄🎄💚📚📙📖📖🎅🏻🎅🏻💚❤️📚📙📙📚❤️💚🎄❤️❤️📚
Major spoiler for The Jade city below,
Am I the only one who couldn’t continue Jade city after Lan died? To me, he was the character that emotionally connected me to the book, but once he died, I just couldn’t bring myself to continue. Should I still continue?
Sammee i just couldn't.. should i?
Yes, it gets better and better!
@barkhaalisha5500 yes!! I was devastated after he died, literally could not believe it but you'll realise the story only begins once he dies 🥲 so much happens as a result of his death and the story only becomes more incredible!! it's my favourite fantasy series of all time, try continue as it is phenomenal!! ❤