scifi and fantasy recs

[Veronica]

Sarah wrote: "im almost finished The Half King by Melissa Lander and i have thoroughly enjoyed it :)"

oh I never heard of this book. interesting what is it similar to?

[Veronica]

Monika wrote: "We have to remember Wheel of time was Brandon's only in last 2 or so books, rest is pure Robert Jordan and I need to back to it (stopped on book 3 and looked for rest of them books, still missing b..."

Yeah I agree that the last two were written by Sanderson and honestly I have never read the wheel of time series because I thought it was too long but then again I read all the mistborn books and is up to date on them but I got myself the UK covers to match my first mistborn book I got from my study abroad in Germany. I have yet to read Sanderson stormlight archive series.

[Monika]

I'm gathering Stormlight archive series, one day I'll have them all and then I'll read them 😂

[Veronica]

Monika wrote: "I'm gathering Stormlight archive series, one day I'll have them all and then I'll read them 😂"

I haven't collected mine yet but I think I want to match my UK covers and the UK version book are split into two parts per book.

[Monika]

I have The Way of Kings (whole in one book), both parts of Oathbringer, part 1 of Rhythm of War so far.

[Monika]

By the way I'm following you on Instagram now 😁.

[Veronica]

Monika wrote: "I have The Way of Kings (whole in one book), both parts of Oathbringer, part 1 of Rhythm of War so far."

I am gonna do the parts away cause I don't think I can read over 1000+ pages and not freak out over how long it is lol even though I have read war and peace before and that is over 1000 pgs

[Veronica]

Monika wrote: "By the way I'm following you on Instagram now 😁."

lol I completely forgot I have my IG account in my bio.

[Tito]

Veronica wrote: "Veronica wrote: "hi guys so I have a scifi fantasy book club but I am struggling to find some good scifi books. I am okay with fantasy cause thats all I read most of the time but I was wondering if..."

Stick with the classics and the tried-and-true modern greats. Why mess around with lesser-known wannabes?

I have heard really good things about Project Hail Mary by A. Weir.
And anything by Alistair Reynolds, such as Chasm City.

[Ezzie]

Dark Matter - Blake Crouch!!

[Shelly]

Fourth Wing!

[Mark]

P.K. Dicks “Eye in the Sky” was quite interesting. There are other books with the same title but they are totally different

[Grace :) ❤️🧚🏻‍♀️]

Defo for fantasy- ACOTAR series and Fourth wing/ the whole series :))

[Reemyreads]

empyrean series and Zodiac acadmey!!

[Veronica]

Grace :) ❤️🧚🏻‍♀️ wrote: "Defo for fantasy- ACOTAR series and Fourth wing/ the whole series :))"

I never read either books/series but I don't think I can read acotar tbh personally

[Veronica]

Shelly wrote: "Fourth Wing!"

never read this book! I have heard of it tho

[Veronica]

Reemyreads wrote: "empyrean series and Zodiac acadmey!!"

I haven't read either but only heard of zodiac academy maybe, thats the only series titles I recognize the name.

[Veronica]

Ezzie wrote: "Dark Matter - Blake Crouch!!"

that is a great rec, I wanted to read that too!! I should add that to the list

[teriyakisushi]

Project Hail Mary definitely lives up to the hype. It's great.

[Alyssa]

sci-fi that I never actually finished (I really do want to finish it one day) - To sleep in a sea of stars (can't remember author name). if anyone in here has read this plz let me know if I should just suck it up and finish the book. I think I got like 100 pages in but it's literally 900 pages .....

[Marmaid]

The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer
Waterfire Saga by Jennifer Donnelly
Talon series by Julie Kagawa