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Post GOAT YA

>> No.7176601
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>> No.7177330

Id say eragon or sea of trolls series.

>> No.7177338

The Hungry City Chronicles are fantastic, but not the easiest to acquire.

>> No.7177340

pleb general?

>> No.7177346

>>7177340
I didnt choose to have this shit taste, i just happen to like garbage for whatever reason

>> No.7177352 [DELETED] 

I fucking loved incarceron, i fucking loved finn and keiro

>> No.7177359

Saga of Darren Shan
The Edge Chronicles
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Harry Potter
Remnants Series
Anything by Christopher Pike

>> No.7177364

Incarceron was pretty great, i especially liked finn and keiro.

>> No.7177373

>>7176601
This was ok.

>> No.7177374
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I've only been reading classics for the last two years or so. I'm going to read Infinite Jest soon (have it sitting on my desk).

I took a break to read the first book in A Series Of Unfortunate Events, it was fun being able to plow through the simplistic and extremely concise prose. Are there any YA or even Children's Series that would hold up reading them as an adult?

Gotta include THE GOAT Children's series. Reading this as a kid was so cash, pic related, the best in the series.

>> No.7177376

>>7177359

I always did like the Darren Shan books.

Series just got kind of wonky after Lake of Souls, though. Felt like it lost its touch.

>> No.7177383

>>7177374

Oh hell yes. Order of the Phoenix all day every day, I think I read that thing twenty times.

>> No.7177388

>>7177376
Darren shan was pretty interesting, something that reminded me of it were the chronicles of nick, by kenyon

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I really liked this series when I was a kid

>> No.7177397

>>7177388

Ever read The Demonata?

>> No.7177414

I want to go full retard and read a YA series. Just gobble up the 3-13 books in the series like a little nerd, but there are too many to choose from.


ARGHHHHHHH

>> No.7177415

>>7177397
>Wiki it
>>Dem time periods
>>Dat plot point
Okay im reading this for sure and dropping my harry potter reread, thanks anon.

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I saw this series at B&N because the cover caught my eye, are these any good?

>> No.7177494

>>7177414

Read Demonata or Saga of Darren Shan.

Both are horror and tragedy oriented, but Saga has a bit more comedy while Demonata is far more brutal.

>> No.7177511

The Monstrumologist series is pretty great.

Victorian-era monster "hunting," mostly set in America. Lots of tense and deadly situations, damn decent prose, and some seriously upper-tier gore.

>> No.7177515

>>7177511
Im not sure about gore but some of the best action scenes in read were from the eragon series.

>> No.7177866

>>7177397
Oh shit I always meant to finish this

>> No.7177869

>>7177376
Yeah the series got wack near the end. But nothing beats YA literature for me than the first two Darren Shan trilogies. I fucking loved that shit too much, especially when Darren becomes a Vampire Prince.

>> No.7177902

>>7177330
Eragon was garbage though.

>> No.7179476

>>7177869

Vampire bureaucracy was always pretty entertaining

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>> No.7181449

>>7176601
Mah
Fucking
Nigga