1. thenewpeter

    thenewpeter New Member

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    If you could read one book series only... what would it be?

    Discussion in 'Discussion of Published Works' started by thenewpeter, Nov 30, 2010.

    Well as the tittle says really. XD
    Lets find some great book series.

    I'd be inclined to personly say "The Dark Tower" series by Stephen King, although I've not read the complete series yet so I can't say for definate. No-one give any spoilers!
     
  2. Elgaisma

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    The Faraway Tree Stories by Enid Blyton or
    Little Women, Good Wives, Little Men and Jo's Boys by Louisa May Alcott or
    do the Hardy Boys count as a series or are they a syndicate?
     
  3. thenewpeter

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    It's down to you how you count them.
     
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    ok Then Hardy Boys win - they are still being written and there are hundreds of stories lol However I am not sure they should count as they have dozens of authors writing them.
     
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    If it's bassed around the same "Universe" i.e. story cannon, then we'll count it.
     
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    The Jeeves and Wooster books by PG Wodehouse or maybe the Richard Hannay books of John Buchan.
     
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    Probably Steven Erikson's Malazan books at this point.

    Though if we're counting a shared universe as a single series, maybe the Warhammer 40K books, just for the sheer fun of them :)
     
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    At the moment Im going to have to say The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.
     
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    The Wheel of time, it's good and long
     

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