Scrolling through the list I was so happy to see that I've actually read quite a few, and that I OWN a lot more! This is a neat list, Regan, it reminds me of the BBC list "The Big Read" which is a list I hope to conquer one day!
Same thing for me Even the book I am reading right now (A way of kings by Brandon Sanderson) :) So excited to read and discover the rest of the books though!
PeruseProject Well I've read about half so far and I love it! I generally love Brandon Sanderson's books but this one is particularly incredible! I can't believe how complex the world he is creating is, how deep the characters are! Honestly I am blown away despite the pace being slower than usual for a Sanderson book :)
OMG THE LAST UNICORN. So many feels. That book has been on my TBR forever! It was totally my favourite movie throughout my childhood, it's just BEAUTIFFFUUULLL *cries* Good luck with your challenge! :D
I have a sort of similar thing that I plan to do alongside reading my bookshelves is to read as many man booker prize winners/nominees as I can. My dad has a whole shelf dedicated to those books so we have about 40 or so which gives me plenty to work through! I plan on reading song of ice and fire this year as well and it will be done no matter how daunting - but some of the books on the npr are actually pretty awesome! Good luck, Regan
You have no idea how happy I was when you mentioned A Song of Ice And Fire and The Farseer Trilogy. Obviously ASOIAF is popular and really good, don't get scared with the length because you'll fly through them. But The Farseer is not popular at all which is bad because it's really good. The first book is kinda boring but don't worry, it gets really good. And I mean REALLY good. My favorite villains and my favorite love story both come from these books. You'll cry so many times you have no idea. I'm really looking forward to hear what you have to say. Glad I subscribed a few weeks ago :)
Great resolution. I'm currently working on The Last Unicorn and loving it. I also want to encourage you to read the song of ice and fire series because the story is amazing. Don't let the size scare you off!
The Belgariad and Mallorean are very fun reads. I think that you will really enjoy them! My husband's family just got me to start them last year and I really loved them. Happy reading!
I liked the shiz out of this video! I'm so glad you're joining me on my quest to read all the books!! Let's frickin go! I just read The Time Machine. It was nice cuz now I feel like I've already made progress on the list even though it was only like a hundred pages.
Gods, those covers for the Mistborn books are gorgeous! I have the mass markets. I'm in the middle of the Farseer Trilogy, and it's effing fantastic, and I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I do. Neverwhere is one of my most favorite of Neil's books, second to American Gods. I promise you will love them.
The NPR list is an awesome idea! I'm just getting into scifi now and am looooving it! Neverwhere was amazing! I read it earlier this year and loved it :). It's adventurous, hilarious and so well written. There's also a BBC miniseries too which came before the book actually. Both in the book and in the series, the Marquis de Carabas is fabulous haha. Enjoy and best of luck with the list!!
The Song of Ice and Fire series is great! They're definitely big, huge, epic monsters, but they're so worth it. Neverwhere was really good. Really weird, but really good! The Last Unicorn looks awesome, I'd love to read a book about a unicorn as I have not done that before either. Great list and haul!
The NPR list is really cool! I should try that. Good luck with tackling A Song of Ice and Fire! It's also one of my reading resolutions (currently on the third one!) as well as reading the Mistborn trilogy :) Gosh, you've made me so excited about those books.
I'm reading Neverwhere currently for my bookclub. I'm 200 pages in and its pretty good. Neil is great and creating strange worlds that run parallel to our own reality without our notice.
Our reading tastes are really different! I love watching your videos because you show me the books I've never known :) and that 1080p girl, lookin good ;)
I am in school and usually have a pretty busy hetic schedule with all pre ap and marching band. Even though it takes alot of my reading time I hope to read at least half of the books on my tbr.
I love Neil Gaiman! Neverwhere is my absolute favorite (it made my top 5 of 2013 books and I'll be talking about it in a video tomorrow) and you will love it. American Gods is amazing too. Ursula le Guin is one of my favorite science fiction writers and the Lathe of Heaven is a favorite of mine, SO GOOD. Also, I want to read the Last Unicorn SO BADLY. I can't wait for all your reviews this year! Also, I may steal you and Colin's resolution idea because it sounds perfect...
I will! I just went through the list and I've read 19 of them, which is good I suppose but fantasy is my favorite genre anddddd 19/100 just doesn't cut it! :P
The Last Unicorn is an awesome animated movie from the 70's ( I think, don't quote me on it). I never knew it was a book!!! If you like the book you should check out the movie.
After watching Connor's video I decided to challenge myself to read 11 books on that list on 2014! ( I've already read 14/100) I'm really happy you decided to challenge yourself too, looking forward to your reviews :)
If you like high fantasy, you should read The Last Dragon chronicles by Chris D'Lacey. The first book is called The Fire Within, the second book is called Icefire, and so on. The covers are gorgeous and they are really good!
David Eddings is one of my favourite authors! I hope you enjoy the Belgarid, and be sure to grab the sequel series right away (the Mallorean). He has a few other series that are worth checking out.
started re-reading a song of ice and fire in december and i'm already regretting it, it's so painful! the other books on your list sound so amazing i must buy the majority of them.
The Song of Ice and Fire series was in my TBR list for 2013, never got to them, I'm hoping to do it this year... Neverwhere is AWESOME, it was my first Neil Gaiman and I totally fell in love with him
I really enjoyed the Farseer Triology, although I read it quite a while ago. I think I probably should reread it some time so I can remember what happens rather than just having a general memory of liking it. I read Neverwhere last year and really enjoyed it. Looking forward to checking out American Gods this year. Can't wait. OH MY GOD THE LAST UNICORN! I love that book so much. It has so many amazing quotable lines in it and the plot and writing is so beautiful and melancholy. There is also a lovely cartoon film of it.
To be honest, the NPR list is missing quite a few good reads. The fact that Madeleine L'Engle is not on the list is surprising. "A Wrinkle in Time" got me into science fiction. Also, Jim Butcher's "The Dresden Files" is amazing. If it wasn't for Dresden, there would be no Codex Alera series. You should also think about reading War for the Oaks by Emma Bull (she pretty much started urban fantasy besides Charles De Lint). Neverwhere is awesome! My favorite Neil Gaiman novel, besides his Sandman graphic novel series.
I read Neverwhere in 7th grade and it's one of the books that got me not only into Neil Gaiman, but also into reading in general. I really recommend it. Also the BBC performance is great!!! Enjoy :)
ommmmmgggg American Gods is amazing. It was on my top 5 of 2013. Believe the hype surrounding Game of Thrones. It is worth a read. The revenge of Baby-Sat just triggered so many memories. I had that exact same copy.
Le Guin = queen. I have The Lathe of Heaven. I read a short story of hers once (don't remember) and it was great. That's the edition of Neverwhere that I want. American Gods is so good! Basically when immigrants came to the US, they brought their "gods" with them, and they're being replaced by new gods (technology, fashion, media, vanity). Very interesting. Enjoy!
All those books sound so interesting. I am liking the list I may read a few of those books. Read a few already. Exited. My resolution is to read the Codex Alera series. just hearing you talk about it is just makes me want to read it even more. Happy new year.
I have read 12 on the list. It was better than I expected but I think I would like to read more in the list. I love your idea of working through the list.
I was surprised to find that a few books on the NPR list were already on my list to read this year being over 600 pages. I also made a seperate list of books my partner and I owned that we could read together, either having doubles or just to read together out loud. Thanks for the link, its like doing two challenges in one - Good Luck :3
A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones) is amazing. I'm currently reading A Clash of Kings and it's amazing. I also saw season one of the HBO series, and it's also amazing.
Since I'm making it a goal this year to read more epic fantasy I'll probably make it a challenge for myself to read what's on the list. The Song of Ice and Fire us by far my favorite yet I still need to read A Dance With Dragons.
I also really need to read the A Song Of Ice And Fire series, definitely gonna do that soon. And other than that, I'd say that I really ought to read 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
Neither Neverwhere nor American Gods are dystopian. (And man, as an avid reader and book reviewer, I am so SICK of that word.) They're straight up modern myth-fantasy, and Neverwhere is a solid intro to Gaiman's work. The Belgariad is a certified classic. I hope you enjoy.
I just read The Time Machine a few days ago, and I saw the movie years ago, but from what I read on Wikipedia the book and movie are different. The book isn't actually sad except for maybe the epilogue. At least I thought it was kind of sad. And the book was pretty good, not great, but good.
You should check out James Tiptree Jr (actually a woman writing under a penname) Haven't read her work yet, but NPR called her the "unlikely queen of scifi."
Good idea! Looked through the list and I've read 13. But I own 26, so I think I'll take your idea and run w/ it. Been wanting to read them for awhile now anyway, why not do it with a booktuber? Good luck to you! :)
I have the first one of the Robin Hobb saga in my list "to gift", so i hope to get it! (We celebrate the Three Kings here in Spain the January 6th) The Spanish edition of these books is fantastic, they are silver and brilliant!
I watched this last night after Sherlock, but I was too tired to comment BUT do you know what you just DID?! Now I have to go check out that NPR-list...
Ursula K. Leguin is apparently a master my teacher growing up encouraged us to read her EarthSea trilogy & I just got them, I'm happy someone else knows about her. :)
Sounds like a lofty but super interesting goal. Glad to see that the 2 series I recommended to you just earlier this week...Sword of Truth and Wheel of Time...both made it on the list. I definitely need to check out a bunch of these top 100 picks as well but I don't think there is any possible way for me to read them in a year...maybe in 5... Good luck to you and I can't wait to hear your thoughts as you read all these.
I read Neverwhere!! I really liked it, it's the only book I read from mr neil, and one of the few fantasybooks I read, and it's really great! I should read more of his stuff. so Enjoy it!! (that was an order ;)
Neverwhere is a really good book I think, read it the first time like 10 years ago and still love it. I recommend american gods and anansi boys by Gaiman as well :)
I don't know if you already read it, but because you seem to love fantasy & the mistborn series, I would recommend that you mustmustmust read The Name Of The Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. It's the best fantasy series I've ever read. It's so incredibly good, Rothfuss wrote on those books for many years to bring them to perfection. :) Highly recommended! I can't wait for the last one to come out.
I've really been thinking about reading Game of Thrones! Was it good? I think its the size that throws people off.. but 'I like big books and i cannot lie...'
Ooh, I'll definitely be checking out that list, it looks really cool :) If you want to read some really good science fiction, the you should definitely check out 172 Hours on the Moon because ohh my god, that book is creepy and really good and the ending is just...I can't even. Definitely worth a read :)
A Song of Ice and Fire is a wonderful series, if you have the time to sit through it, I'm sure you'll love it! I love epic fantasy, lol. I think I might try this list too, can't hurt, right? lol
Scrolling through the list I was so happy to see that I've actually read quite a few, and that I OWN a lot more! This is a neat list, Regan, it reminds me of the BBC list "The Big Read" which is a list I hope to conquer one day!
Wo! That's exciting! And I plan on conquering all the lists!
Same thing for me Even the book I am reading right now (A way of kings by Brandon Sanderson) :) So excited to read and discover the rest of the books though!
Noannelle Sky Ah! I totally plan on reading/buying that book!
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The Way of Kings is amazing!
PeruseProject Well I've read about half so far and I love it! I generally love Brandon Sanderson's books but this one is particularly incredible! I can't believe how complex the world he is creating is, how deep the characters are! Honestly I am blown away despite the pace being slower than usual for a Sanderson book :)
The Last Unicorn was one of my favorite movies as a child. The book is really good too.
OMG THE LAST UNICORN. So many feels. That book has been on my TBR forever! It was totally my favourite movie throughout my childhood, it's just BEAUTIFFFUUULLL *cries*
Good luck with your challenge! :D
I have a sort of similar thing that I plan to do alongside reading my bookshelves is to read as many man booker prize winners/nominees as I can. My dad has a whole shelf dedicated to those books so we have about 40 or so which gives me plenty to work through! I plan on reading song of ice and fire this year as well and it will be done no matter how daunting - but some of the books on the npr are actually pretty awesome! Good luck, Regan
You have no idea how happy I was when you mentioned A Song of Ice And Fire and The Farseer Trilogy. Obviously ASOIAF is popular and really good, don't get scared with the length because you'll fly through them. But The Farseer is not popular at all which is bad because it's really good. The first book is kinda boring but don't worry, it gets really good. And I mean REALLY good. My favorite villains and my favorite love story both come from these books. You'll cry so many times you have no idea. I'm really looking forward to hear what you have to say. Glad I subscribed a few weeks ago :)
Great resolution. I'm currently working on The Last Unicorn and loving it. I also want to encourage you to read the song of ice and fire series because the story is amazing. Don't let the size scare you off!
The Belgariad and Mallorean are very fun reads. I think that you will really enjoy them! My husband's family just got me to start them last year and I really loved them. Happy reading!
The Left Hand of Darkness is on my TBR for the summer! I'm so excited to finally read it.
You will LOVE Neverwhere...LOVE! I am so ridiculously excited that your brother gave you that one. Can't wait to hear your thoughts!
I liked the shiz out of this video! I'm so glad you're joining me on my quest to read all the books!! Let's frickin go! I just read The Time Machine. It was nice cuz now I feel like I've already made progress on the list even though it was only like a hundred pages.
Gods, those covers for the Mistborn books are gorgeous! I have the mass markets. I'm in the middle of the Farseer Trilogy, and it's effing fantastic, and I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I do. Neverwhere is one of my most favorite of Neil's books, second to American Gods. I promise you will love them.
The NPR list is an awesome idea! I'm just getting into scifi now and am looooving it!
Neverwhere was amazing! I read it earlier this year and loved it :). It's adventurous, hilarious and so well written. There's also a BBC miniseries too which came before the book actually. Both in the book and in the series, the Marquis de Carabas is fabulous haha. Enjoy and best of luck with the list!!
Finally, you got yourself some Robin Hobb! She is a genius and lacking in the booktube community. Trust me, she deserves a bump up on your TBR
The Song of Ice and Fire series is great! They're definitely big, huge, epic monsters, but they're so worth it. Neverwhere was really good. Really weird, but really good! The Last Unicorn looks awesome, I'd love to read a book about a unicorn as I have not done that before either. Great list and haul!
The NPR list is really cool! I should try that. Good luck with tackling A Song of Ice and Fire! It's also one of my reading resolutions (currently on the third one!) as well as reading the Mistborn trilogy :) Gosh, you've made me so excited about those books.
The Left Hand of Darkness is BRILLIANT!
I'm reading Neverwhere currently for my bookclub. I'm 200 pages in and its pretty good. Neil is great and creating strange worlds that run parallel to our own reality without our notice.
!!!! The Belgariad! Such an awesome series. It has this great ensemble cast that I just got so attached to.
Our reading tastes are really different! I love watching your videos because you show me the books I've never known :) and that 1080p girl, lookin good ;)
NEVERWHERE!!!!
"I've got places to be and people to do." ... still one of the funniest lines there is.
I am in school and usually have a pretty busy hetic schedule with all pre ap and marching band. Even though it takes alot of my reading time I hope to read at least half of the books on my tbr.
"A unicorn... The last one to be exact" Lmao Regan I cracked up at that
I love Neil Gaiman! Neverwhere is my absolute favorite (it made my top 5 of 2013 books and I'll be talking about it in a video tomorrow) and you will love it. American Gods is amazing too. Ursula le Guin is one of my favorite science fiction writers and the Lathe of Heaven is a favorite of mine, SO GOOD. Also, I want to read the Last Unicorn SO BADLY. I can't wait for all your reviews this year!
Also, I may steal you and Colin's resolution idea because it sounds perfect...
Wo, I am excited to watch that video! AND YOU TOTALLY SHOULD
I will! I just went through the list and I've read 19 of them, which is good I suppose but fantasy is my favorite genre anddddd 19/100 just doesn't cut it! :P
I've read 5, SO EMBARRASSING.
Well I mean, 2014 had to be good for SOMETHING right? Reading books on that list may be... may be?
Most of these books I wanted to read anyway, but this list just pushes me forward to doing it even more now
Thats how I feel!
Neverwhere is one of my favourite books of all time. It's brilliant, I hope you enjoy it!
The Last Unicorn is an awesome animated movie from the 70's ( I think, don't quote me on it). I never knew it was a book!!! If you like the book you should check out the movie.
You have to read American Gods!!! I'm reading it right now and lovvvvvving it!! :D can definitely see why it's on the top 100!
Good luck with the challenge! All of the books look so amazing, printed out the list and am going to give it a try :)
After watching Connor's video I decided to challenge myself to read 11 books on that list on 2014! ( I've already read 14/100) I'm really happy you decided to challenge yourself too, looking forward to your reviews :)
The Robin Hobb's books are SO GOOD!!! I'm sure you will like them!
And we're reading the Le Guin book in my literature of science fiction class this term!
If you like high fantasy, you should read The Last Dragon chronicles by Chris D'Lacey. The first book is called The Fire Within, the second book is called Icefire, and so on. The covers are gorgeous and they are really good!
Just looked at the NPR list and I have about 15 of those books on my TBR list for 2014 yeah!
I will have to check out that list. The Last Unicorn is a beautiful book, it is one of my favorites!
Wo! Glad to hear!
David Eddings is one of my favourite authors! I hope you enjoy the Belgarid, and be sure to grab the sequel series right away (the Mallorean). He has a few other series that are worth checking out.
I love the look of that NPR list, although I've only read one book on it. Great video.
started re-reading a song of ice and fire in december and i'm already regretting it, it's so painful! the other books on your list sound so amazing i must buy the majority of them.
the unicorn book looks amazing! :)
ive recently done a december book haul and a january tbr :)
My biggest bookish New Years resolution would have to be to start a booktube channel... preferably when summer starts :)
The Song of Ice and Fire series was in my TBR list for 2013, never got to them, I'm hoping to do it this year...
Neverwhere is AWESOME, it was my first Neil Gaiman and I totally fell in love with him
you have such a great taste in books and you have given me so many ideas for new books thank you ♥
I really enjoyed the Farseer Triology, although I read it quite a while ago. I think I probably should reread it some time so I can remember what happens rather than just having a general memory of liking it.
I read Neverwhere last year and really enjoyed it. Looking forward to checking out American Gods this year. Can't wait.
OH MY GOD THE LAST UNICORN! I love that book so much. It has so many amazing quotable lines in it and the plot and writing is so beautiful and melancholy. There is also a lovely cartoon film of it.
I'm glad to hear you liked all those books! Makes me even more excited!
Ooh, cool, I'd really love to hear what you think of the Robin Hobb books. Good luck with the challenge!
To be honest, the NPR list is missing quite a few good reads. The fact that Madeleine L'Engle is not on the list is surprising. "A Wrinkle in Time" got me into science fiction. Also, Jim Butcher's "The Dresden Files" is amazing. If it wasn't for Dresden, there would be no Codex Alera series. You should also think about reading War for the Oaks by Emma Bull (she pretty much started urban fantasy besides Charles De Lint). Neverwhere is awesome! My favorite Neil Gaiman novel, besides his Sandman graphic novel series.
I love Robin Hobb :D She has written some amazing books and that series by her is definitely my favorite!
The Last Unicorn is the favorite book of Patrick Rothfuss!!! Must be good!!!
I'm not going for the whole list, but this is a great place to start! I definitely want to read more fantasy this year.
I read Neverwhere in 7th grade and it's one of the books that got me not only into Neil Gaiman, but also into reading in general. I really recommend it. Also the BBC performance is great!!! Enjoy :)
ommmmmgggg American Gods is amazing. It was on my top 5 of 2013. Believe the hype surrounding Game of Thrones. It is worth a read. The revenge of Baby-Sat just triggered so many memories. I had that exact same copy.
Le Guin = queen. I have The Lathe of Heaven. I read a short story of hers once (don't remember) and it was great. That's the edition of Neverwhere that I want.
American Gods is so good! Basically when immigrants came to the US, they brought their "gods" with them, and they're being replaced by new gods (technology, fashion, media, vanity). Very interesting. Enjoy!
i am also planning to read Game of Thrones in 2014! I started it in 2013, got intimidated by its length and stopped. I'm sure I'd love it though!
All those books sound so interesting. I am liking the list I may read a few of those books. Read a few already. Exited. My resolution is to read the Codex Alera series. just hearing you talk about it is just makes me want to read it even more. Happy new year.
Yay sounds like a great resolution to me! :D
Oh my goodness. I read The Last Unicorn sometime in early middle school and I think I really enjoyed it (if I remember correctly)!
Game of Thrones, YESSS! You got this, Regan. You got this.
I want to read at least 50 novels in 2014. I also hope to finish editing my next novel in April and write another later this year.
I have read 12 on the list. It was better than I expected but I think I would like to read more in the list. I love your idea of working through the list.
Thats quite a few! And Yay! Join us!
I was surprised to find that a few books on the NPR list were already on my list to read this year being over 600 pages. I also made a seperate list of books my partner and I owned that we could read together, either having doubles or just to read together out loud. Thanks for the link, its like doing two challenges in one - Good Luck :3
Most of the books on your list sound super interesting! I might pick up some of them. Anywho, good luck with you're resolutions! :) PeruseProject
I think this year my resolution would be to read more adult books. I need to branch out a bit more.
A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones) is amazing. I'm currently reading A Clash of Kings and it's amazing. I also saw season one of the HBO series, and it's also amazing.
I am currently reading A Game of Thrones for the first time and it is actually really good and fun to read! Good luck with your goal!
I don't usually like high fantasy series but the Mistborn series looks really interesting
It really is! IT'S AMAZING!
It seems not to be working for me... I keep on refreshing.
Since I'm making it a goal this year to read more epic fantasy I'll probably make it a challenge for myself to read what's on the list. The Song of Ice and Fire us by far my favorite yet I still need to read A Dance With Dragons.
Just watching this for the first time, Assassins Quest is so brilliant, love it!
Oh! Your reading challenge sounds fun. Good luck!
I have some of the books on that list so I'm definitely going to be reading those this year! :D
I want the one of the Unicorn :3 hahaha greetings from a mexican booktuber
I also really need to read the A Song Of Ice And Fire series, definitely gonna do that soon. And other than that, I'd say that I really ought to read 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
Neither Neverwhere nor American Gods are dystopian. (And man, as an avid reader and book reviewer, I am so SICK of that word.) They're straight up modern myth-fantasy, and Neverwhere is a solid intro to Gaiman's work.
The Belgariad is a certified classic. I hope you enjoy.
I just read The Time Machine a few days ago, and I saw the movie years ago, but from what I read on Wikipedia the book and movie are different. The book isn't actually sad except for maybe the epilogue. At least I thought it was kind of sad. And the book was pretty good, not great, but good.
I think you;ll really like The Belgariad series. I read all five books in about two weeks. *LOL*
And I only have the Epilogue left in Princeps Fury!
The Sword of Truth series is my all time favorite series. You should check it out! It's what really got me into fantasy
You should check out James Tiptree Jr (actually a woman writing under a penname) Haven't read her work yet, but NPR called her the "unlikely queen of scifi."
Hello! Here from 2019 binge-ing your videos. I love them ❤️
Brave New World is a really good book. It's one of the few books in high school that I've enjoyed reading.
I loooooooove A Brave New World!
Good idea! Looked through the list and I've read 13. But I own 26, so I think I'll take your idea and run w/ it. Been wanting to read them for awhile now anyway, why not do it with a booktuber?
Good luck to you! :)
I want to read the Divergent trilogy as well as the Ruby Red trilogy :)
I have the first one of the Robin Hobb saga in my list "to gift", so i hope to get it! (We celebrate the Three Kings here in Spain the January 6th) The Spanish edition of these books is fantastic, they are silver and brilliant!
Sigh.. If only I spoke Spanish! Anjoy your holiday! AND ENJOY READING!
I watched this last night after Sherlock, but I was too tired to comment BUT do you know what you just DID?! Now I have to go check out that NPR-list...
I love neverwhere! You will definitely love it!!!
I love this idea. may try to tackle it myself!
Not comment spamming I promise, but after The Balgariad read The Tamuli that's awesome too! I think we like all the same genre of books :)
THE MISTBORN SERIES IS MY FAVORITE SERIES OF ALL TIME READ IT YES DO IT
Stuck in Clash of Kings and it's killing me but GOOD LUCK! (:
Also SWORD OF TRUTH IS ON THE LIST AND YES YES YES
Ursula K. Leguin is apparently a master my teacher growing up encouraged us to read her EarthSea trilogy & I just got them, I'm happy someone else knows about her. :)
Good to hear!
Sounds like a lofty but super interesting goal. Glad to see that the 2 series I recommended to you just earlier this week...Sword of Truth and Wheel of Time...both made it on the list. I definitely need to check out a bunch of these top 100 picks as well but I don't think there is any possible way for me to read them in a year...maybe in 5... Good luck to you and I can't wait to hear your thoughts as you read all these.
Oh I definitely don't plan on completing this in a year! I just plan on started this year!
Ah, well that makes more sense. With all the series I wasn't sure how you were going to make it! Happy New Year.
I read Neverwhere!! I really liked it, it's the only book I read from mr neil, and one of the few fantasybooks I read, and it's really great! I should read more of his stuff. so Enjoy it!! (that was an order ;)
Neverwhere is a really good book I think, read it the first time like 10 years ago and still love it. I recommend american gods and anansi boys by Gaiman as well :)
I don't know if you already read it, but because you seem to love fantasy & the mistborn series, I would recommend that you mustmustmust read The Name Of The Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. It's the best fantasy series I've ever read. It's so incredibly good, Rothfuss wrote on those books for many years to bring them to perfection. :) Highly recommended! I can't wait for the last one to come out.
I've really been thinking about reading Game of Thrones! Was it good? I think its the size that throws people off.. but 'I like big books and i cannot lie...'
Ooh, I'll definitely be checking out that list, it looks really cool :)
If you want to read some really good science fiction, the you should definitely check out 172 Hours on the Moon because ohh my god, that book is creepy and really good and the ending is just...I can't even. Definitely worth a read :)
I read Neverwhere and liked it alot. I talked about it a bit. Very weird and interesting though.
American Gods is AMAZING as is Game of Thrones! Also for the Robin Hobb books, there are more recent covers that are gorgeous :D
Good to hear! And sigh.. Well I can't complain about free.. even though I will.. haha
I've see the last unicorn movie and it was good !
A Song of Ice and Fire is a wonderful series, if you have the time to sit through it, I'm sure you'll love it! I love epic fantasy, lol. I think I might try this list too, can't hurt, right? lol
Nope it can't, plus it's always fun to have a challenge!
Neverwhere is amazing! Very good, very unusual!
This is awesome. Enjoy them all!
I kind of want to get into Neil Gaiman too! Can't wait to hear your thoughts about him
I can't wait to read him!
yay the farseer trilogy! its really good! x although i don't have those covers, the other style is really pretty :) x