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Other Challenges Archive > 30-day Challenge! - Day 3: What is your favorite (book) series?

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message 51: by Rhedyn (new)

Rhedyn  (fernffoulkes) The Chronicles of Narnia


Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse (mcurry1990) "The Banned and the Banished" by James Clemens.


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Shaina | 813 comments Harry Potter series


message 55: by Lynn, New School Classics (new)

Lynn (lynnsreads) | 5150 comments Mod
My favorite series is The Chronicles of Narnia, which I read as an adult. I love to read books in a series so there were actually a few to choose from.


message 56: by Joseph (last edited Sep 09, 2021 10:03AM) (new)

Joseph Fountain | 296 comments I don't read a lot of series, and I've fairly well abandoned this, but I one time I read the entire Jack Ryan series by Tom Clancy. I think I quit at book 9 Rainbow Six.


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Eleanor (ellie_grace) | 31 comments The Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante


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Lori  Keeton | 1500 comments Eleanor wrote: "The Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante"

YES! Fabulous choice! I may choose this series as well.


message 60: by Lynn, New School Classics (new)

Lynn (lynnsreads) | 5150 comments Mod
CindySlowReader wrote: "All Creatures Great and Small series
Anne of Green Gables series"


Oh I forgot about the James Herriot series. I really loved that one.


message 61: by Michaela (new)

Michaela | 386 comments The Waringham series (historical novels) by Rebecca Gablé, originally in German, partly in English, starting with The Traitor's Son.

The Bradecote and Catchpoll series by Sarah Hawkswood, starting with Ordeal by Fire, later called Servant of Death.


message 62: by Gia (new)

Gia I can't pick my favorite one! :) So, my favorites are: Nancy Drew vintage series, Ramona The Brave series by Beverly Cleary, The Chonicles of Narnia, The Little House on the Prairie series, Anne of Green Gables.


message 63: by Laurie (new)

Laurie | 1895 comments CindySlowReader wrote: "All Creatures Great and Small series
Anne of Green Gables series"


Yes to both of these, especially All Creatures Great and Small. I started reading these when I was in junior high. I still love them.


message 64: by Newly (new)

Newly Wardell | 172 comments I dont know if it's my favorite but Robert Lynn Asprin Robert Asprin's Myth Adventures deserves a mention. So funny and on so many levels. I mean sometimes it's quickwitted subliminal satire and other times its edgy over the top zany slapstick. It rarely disappoints


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Charles | 7 comments The Atlantis Trilogy A. G. Riddle
A bit of a Dan Brown chase around the world through various time zones, but better. Frighteningly apposite to today's Covid 19 pandemic.


message 66: by Wreade1872 (new)

Wreade1872 | 939 comments Discworld! i love how diverse and satirical it is and how it covers so many different subjects.


message 67: by Sara, Old School Classics (new)

Sara (phantomswife) | 9448 comments Mod
Mary Stewart's Merlin series Mary Stewart King Arthur 5 Books Collection Set Magical Merlin The Crystal Cave. It is so NOT a fantasy series. Merlin comes alive as a man.


message 68: by Lynn, New School Classics (new)

Lynn (lynnsreads) | 5150 comments Mod
Sara wrote: "Mary Stewart's Merlin series Mary Stewart King Arthur 5 Books Collection Set Magical Merlin The Crystal Cave. It is so NOT a fantasy series. Merlin comes alive as a man."

I loved that series and considered mentioning it.


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