Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

The Chronicles of Narnia


I would recommend Narnia. It is a fantasy that tells the story of an amazing world. Some brave boys and girls get into that world and started their adventure. It is really interesting and tells us about love and faith.
-Charlotte

City of Bones


Book one in the Mortal Instruments series (total six books, four have come out, by Cassandra Clare, is a typical teenager book. It contains immortals - vampires, werewolves, fairies, etc.; and humans that have special power - shadowhunters. If you like young, forbidden, uncontrollable love and twisted love triangles, the relationship between Jane, Clary and Simon will definitely interest you. If you're more interested in power-hungry villains and exciting actions, the journey they go through, the war, and Valentine - the big villain himself - will suit your taste. People who like the Harry Potter series will like this book. I will absolutely recommend the City of Bones to others.
-Sandie

Monday, April 11, 2011

Eon


Eona is a girl growing up in a fantasy China with a cripple, but there's a catch: Eona has the ability to see all 12 dragons of the dragon circle. With this ability, Eona hopes to one day become the famous Rat Dragoneye, master of the Rat dragon. Unfortunately, in a society where girls are looked down upon and absolutely forbidden to become dragoneyes, Eona must disguise herself as Eon to fulfill her powerful destiny. Will she succeed in becoming the Rat Dragoneye or become something more? Will her secret identity be revealed?
-Belinda

The Inheritance Series


The series consists of four books, the three that are already out are called Eragon, Eldest and Brisingr. It's a fantasy series about a boy Eragon who discovers a dragon egg and his journey and struggle against the evil empire with his dragon Saphira - with whom he shares a bond so strong that they almost become one. The storyline is interesting and gripping - it's one of those books that you can't put down.
-Marissa

Brisingr is the third book of Christopher Paolini's Eragon series. Unlike the first, Brisingr focuses on the rider Eragon and his brother Roran. The story begins with the brothers' dangerous journey to rescue Katrina, Roran's fiance, from the Razac. The story then goes on to tell of Eragon's training with the elves. While there, he learns the secret behind Galbatorix's, the evil King's, power. Overall, the book is full of suspense and I would recommend it to anyone who loves a good fantasy novel.
-Tinnie

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief

Tired of stories of gods and humans? The Percy Jackson series tells you stories of demigods. The first part of the series, Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief, shows you how Percy, who gets expelled from different schools every year, figures out his true identity - son of Poseidon - and steps into a completely different world from ours. However, life as a demigod is not that easy. Percy soon finds out that Zeus's lightning bolt is stolen, and he is claimed as the thief. Will Percy find out the truth? Can he manage to return the lightning bolt? Jump into this book and you will not want to get out until the ending.
-Dora

A reinvention of classic, Greek mythology, The Lightning Thief is humorous and action-packed. The characters are dynamic and fun, and the plot never has a dull moment. This is a great way to learn the old myths and enjoy yourself at the same time.
-Storm