1: J.K. Rowling
•
Harry
Potter Series
•
The
Tales of Beedle the Bard
•
Fantastic
Beasts and Where to Find Them
•
Quidditch
Throught the Ages
Why? Bookworm loves it all. Especially Hermione. She is Bookworm’s role model. Despite the fact that if they ever met, Bookworm
is quite sure that they would be enemies.
The whole “Clash of the Know-It-Alls.”
Bookworm also loves the magic of it.
The spells, Hogwarts, the classes.
The whole thing is quite fascinating. And the plot.
The twists and turns, the analogy, the suspense. It’s all amazing.
2: Tamora Pierce
•
The
Circle of Magic Quartet
•
The
Circle Opens Quartet
•
The
Will of the Empress
•
Melting
Stones
•
The
Song of the Lioness Quartet
•
The
Immortals Quartet
•
The
Protector of the Small Quartet
•
Trickster
Series
•
Beka
Cooper Series
Bookworm loves the main
characters of all of these. In the
Circle Books it’s Briar, Tris, Sandry, and Daja. In the Tortall Books it’s Alanna, Kel, Daine,
Ally, and Beka. All of the girls are
very strong willed and are really how Bookworm would like to be. The settings are also so fun to read about. And the magic. Oh, yes, the magic.
3. John Flanagan
•
The
Ranger’s Apprentice Series
•
The
Brotherband Chronicles
Bookworm reads these because of
the characters and the funny parts. Not
the battles. Not the setting, though
that would probably be third. Will,
Halt, Alyss, Pauline, Horace, Jenny, and the funny things that happen. And if you ever hear Bookworm say “Always a
dangerous pastime,” after you said, “I was thinking…” you can thank John Flanagan.
4. D.J. MacHale
•
The
Pendragon Series
•
Before
the War Series
The plot is enthralling, and each
and every setting is different. All ten
books take place on a different world, and Bookworm loves it. The fact that in one of the books, the bad
guy, Saint Dane, almost convinced her to be on his side, is part of why Bookworm
believes these to be made of really great writing. Or, you never know, Bookworm could just be secretly
evil.
5.
Patrick
Rothfuss
•
The King Killer Chronicles
The
main character, Kvothe, is great. Just
great. Bookworm loves his humor, how
well the book is written, and, oh yeah, the magic university…. She feels that you can always tell a book is going to be good if it includes magic and a school type thing together.
6.Orson Scott Card
• Ender Quintet
• Shadow Series
• Mither Mages
Definitely the plot is the reason why Bookworm loves these books. They can get really philosophical, but the concepts are amazing. These are some books that grab you and won’t let you go.
7. Cassandra Clare
• The Mortal Instruments series
• The Infernal Devices series
Bookworm loves these because of the werewolves, vampires, shadowhunters, demons, fairies, angels, worlocks, and shapeshifters. And it’s set it this world, so she can imagine they are actually in Wisconsin too. And guess what??? There is actually romance! Gasp! And Bookworm’s reading it
8. Veronica Roth
• Divergent Trilogy
Bookworm says that this Trilogy is kind of like the Hunger Games, but not. The concept that their society is split into four very distinct yet very vague groups is very fascinating for Bookworm. The defining factors of the four groups are also.
9. Trudi Canavan
• The Black Magician Series
The magic, and the magicians. The characters around Sonea, the main character, are all so different. And the plot is very suspenseful also.
10. Brandon Sanderson
•
The
Stormlight Archives
•
Alcatraz
Versus the Evil Librarians
Bookworm loves Alcatraz’s
jokes. She thinks they are
hilarious! When the last book started
having the chapter numbers go 1, 2, 3, 100, 3.15, 86…, she was rolling on the
floor laughing. The Stormlight Archive
is completely different, as it is very serious, but the characters have some of
the most distinct personalities ever.
So sorry that this is written in third person, but I felt like it, and it was fun. So there you go.
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