Adventure Books set in medieval/fantasy era similar to The Bridge of Birds. Spoiler ahead.

[Kiriko]

I read the Bridge of Birds last year and I thought it was great!! I loved the story especially the way it all tied up in the end SPOILER ALERT like the guy was the faithful Dog and that lady was the goddess or something like that I forget.

Anyway, I really would like to read another story like that, not sure what genre you could call it so I put adventure/ fantasy.

I guess main points would be, the book must have;
1. A quest/Journey [i.e someone travelling to get something in order to accomplish something else]
2. A hero (preferably male) with a gang or just another person to travel with
3. Humor, I like funny

A Love interest is optional. Also I wouldn't mind if the MC was Royal that would be cool.

Lastly, please nothing about pirates, I am not a fan.

Thank you in advance for any suggestions :-)

[Ann aka Iftcan]

The Fellowship of the Talisman While technically set in the 1980's, it is not the 1980's that we know. More like in the Dark Ages.

[Scott]

I second The Fellowship of the Talisman. (I didn't know that anyone outside of my freshman seminar class at college has actually read this one - in the 80's, appropriately enough)! Underappreciated, fun read.

If you're looking for humor, you need to look at the Myth Adventures series by Robert Asprin, starting with Another Fine Myth

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Villains by Necessity is another interesting book you might like Kiriko. It definitely turns the whole quest thing upside down, with the villains having to save the world, instead of the heroes.

[Ann aka Iftcan]

And Scott--nice to meet a fellow fan of Talisman. Like you, I didn't think many people had read this either.

And I'm going to second your suggestion of the Myth Adventures books. They were a hoot.

And if you really like humour, try the Ebenezum Trilogy. A Malady Of Magicks is the first book in the series. Then there is a spin off from that about Ebenezum's apprentice Wuntver, the Eternal Apprentice A Difficulty with Dwarves. These are really funny books (can we all say 50 foot weasel (as in the animal, not a nasty person). Really, really funny.

[Patricia]

The Oaken Throne is a medieval fantasy and would fit your criteria, I think. The characters are anthropomorphic animals, though they act so human that it's easy to forget that.

[Kiriko]

Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "Villains by Necessity is another interesting book you might like Kiriko. It definitely turns the whole quest thing upside down, with the villains having to save the world, instead of ..."

oooo looks interesting thanks