/lit/ - Literature

why aren't you reading the belgariad right now?
>I read it recently
that is the only acceptable answer

>>23274294
need an easy series to build the habit of reading, that you probably haven't read yet, that's full of adventure, colorful characters, and the very simple conflict of good vs evil? look no further

>>23267546
>not a single mention of the belgariad
yeah, I think this is the patricians choice

might I suggest pic rel? it's comfy, full of adventure and colorful characters, and is not too heavy or long to bog you down

The Pawn of Prophecy
The Queen of Sorcery
The Magicians Gambit
Castle of Wizardry
Enchanter's Endgame

>>23161759
I like my fantasy book with maps, and e-readers make it hard to flip back to that kind of stuff. picrel, my fav series and it has some maps but I can't be bothered to jump back in an e-reader to look at them

>>23156343
behold

>>23143830
yeah like the belgariad series by edding, it'll beat out whatever crud is being shoved down your throat for $40,000 per year

>>23135200
if you truly don't read anything currently, start with easy stuff to get you in the habit. I recommend picrel, it's comfy fantasy and made reading a part of my daily routine which is what's important

try reading pic rel it's my fav and way easier than those other books

the belgariad series is my retarded junk food