I also love Heartless by Marissa Meyers. It is whimsical and interesting and a backstory of the Queen of Hearts.
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I also love Heartless by Marissa Meyers. It is whimsical and interesting and a backstory of the Queen of Hearts.
My favourite books/book series include the Grishaverse by Leigh Bardugo, A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R Martin, Shadowhunter Chronicles by Cassandra Clare, Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor, and many more. :) I am currently rereading Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo; it's good, although I prefer the first book more. I love Wylan so much. 
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Okay I have two!
There is this one trilogy I read as a teen that means a lot for me. They only had the first book available at the school library and I randomly found this girl in one of my classes who had the other two and she lent them to me. I ended up buying a copy of all three for myself as my very first online order ever. The first one is called The Hollow Kingdom, by Clare B. Dunkle and I reread all three of these books yearly and have for the last ten years. I just really like the spin it puts on goblins and elves and is just 10/10 will reread again soon.
The second one is Magic Bites, there are ten books that follow Kate Daniels and her growth from mercenary to working with a pack of shifters and more. Also the slow burn between her and the leader of the pack is a+.
There is this one trilogy I read as a teen that means a lot for me. They only had the first book available at the school library and I randomly found this girl in one of my classes who had the other two and she lent them to me. I ended up buying a copy of all three for myself as my very first online order ever. The first one is called The Hollow Kingdom, by Clare B. Dunkle and I reread all three of these books yearly and have for the last ten years. I just really like the spin it puts on goblins and elves and is just 10/10 will reread again soon.
The second one is Magic Bites, there are ten books that follow Kate Daniels and her growth from mercenary to working with a pack of shifters and more. Also the slow burn between her and the leader of the pack is a+.
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It has been a number of years now, but I have read and re-read the Lord of the Rings series several times. Also, I've re-read the Harry Potter series (like a lot of people, probably), and I have enjoyed rereading books like 1984 and Brave New World in the past but can't manage that these days - the fiction is hitting too close to the truth and it just makes me mad. :/
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Harry Potter is my favorite series to reread, along with the dark hunters series by Sherrilyn Kenyon. Oh, there are just so many books and series to choose from.
I am currently reading a book called It Takes Grit by Rebecca Louise. It is a fitness/personal development book!
My favourite book series I love to reread would probably be the Ashes trilogy by Ilsa J. Bick. I loved the zombies in it, the plot was really interesting and I loved the four main characters. :3
I'm rereading House of Leaves because I recently bought it :3
I have reread The Graveyard Book probably five times now. It's one of my favorites.
idk if this counts cause it's a graphic novel, but I constantly re-read On A Sunbeam by Tillie Walden! it's just so good! a book I read a ton that isn't a graphic novel is The Tiger's Daughter. They have very different vibes but are both very good. I also just finished Gideon the Ninth, which I 100% recommend
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I'm enjoying J.R.R. Tolkien and Ancient Norse Eddas.
I've read The Elder Edda not so long ago and it became my the most favourite. I really like to re-read "Havamal" part.
I'd also like to get Prose Edda, but can't find it anywhere with decent translation. *cries in viking*
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I've been interested in Norse mythology ever since I watched History Channel's Vikings (which is one of my all-time fave shows). Idk why, but I haven't really delved in reading books I bought a long time ago associated with it; Bernard Cornwell's series & Neil Gaiman's Norse Mythology - I'll get around to them someday; they're just sitting in my bookshelf atm ;) Maybe the strong pull towards the dark complex nature of Norse is an immersive visual thing for me~
I’m now rereading Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor again (and then Strange the Dreamer - it’s perhaps not as interesting as the predecessor at first, but it gets better, and I love Muse of Nightmares so much because of my son, Thyon Nero) - to revive/enrich my memory for continued muse small snapshot drabbles on my OC.
About upcoming books: I am so excited for Chain of Iron by Cassie Clare to come out in March!! <3
About upcoming books: I am so excited for Chain of Iron by Cassie Clare to come out in March!! <3
I love rereading most of Barbara Comyns's novels, but especially: The Vet's Daughter, The Skin Chairs, Sisters by a River and Our Spoons Came From Woolworths. She writes like an unsettling fairytale. Honestly I wish she wrote more novels. I'm trying to get ahold of A Touch of Mistletoe, but it's out of print so it's not easy to come by.
I like to reread The Black Jewel series by Anne Bishop every now and again. But also really love to reread Howl's Moving Castle.
I will reread Twilight until I die, it is my favorite series.
The same goes for The Hunger Games and probably every Percy Jackson, or Percy Jackson related book by Rick Riordan.
To a lesser extent, The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare.
The same goes for The Hunger Games and probably every Percy Jackson, or Percy Jackson related book by Rick Riordan.
To a lesser extent, The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare.
If only I could re-read the Millennium series again by Stieg Larsson. They're where Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is from. I really loved the three books and especially how interestingly the characters were written--especially the protagonist.
I'm in the middle of two books right now, but I don't know when I'll finish them; I seem to be a bit slow these days.
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
Dune by Frank Herbert
I'm in the middle of two books right now, but I don't know when I'll finish them; I seem to be a bit slow these days.
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
Dune by Frank Herbert
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Having you as a Voltie would be awesome.