What is the best trilogy of books or series? (2 Viewers)

[ObjectsInSpace]

Re: What is the best trilogy of books or serise?

I like your taste in books, hunneh.
Memory of Light will be a fair while coming though...

2009, I believe.

 

[babylupin]

Re: What is the best trilogy of books or serise?

Okay...i like many series and trilogys....but the best series is Harry Potter, and the best trilogy is the Noughts and Crosses trilogy....that is so good

 

[BlackDragon]

Re: What is the best trilogy of books or serise?

oh thank god. someone fixed the typo in the title. that was shitting me.

trilogies: Gormenghast Trilogy + the lord of the rings (far better than the movies)
series: hp, of course!

 

[SituationNoir]

I'm quite fond of Sara Douglas and the Troy Game, but I really like Tracy Harding's 'The Ancient Future' trilogy. I mean, I wouldn't say it's the BEST, but I did enjoy them as far as sci-fi/fantasy novels go.

 

[Roadahead]

The Arkady Renko series by Martin Cruz Smith - About a disillusioned and determined Russian detective, full of vodka and Zaporozhets.

The Godfather series by Puzo/Winegardner - 'Nuff said, surprised no-ones mentioned these

The four Holmes novels and a few of the short stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle DL - Classics, in every sense of the word

Trainspotting, The Acid House, Ecstasy, Filth and Porno by Irvine Welsh - Excellant phrase-book to learning the urban scot dialect

 

[ssejamafone]

Anything by Tamora Pierce is GOLD. Especially the Lioness and Immortal Quartets. -GOLD-. you hear me! GOLD, i say!!!!

 

[Snoozy_student8]

Has anyone heard of the alphabet series by Sue Grafton, i dont know of any other author who has set up a series like that. 'S is for Silence' was the last book out but i've only read up to 'E is for Evidence' so far.

 

[NRuus]

For some reason S For Silence sounds familiar...though I haven't read it. Are they like mystery type thriller crime stories or something?

Tamora Peirce is an awesome author... her stories are a mix of Medieval with just the right dose of fantasy.

Dave Farland's Runelords series is very good.

The Wheel of Time Series by Robert Jordan.

Any Clive Cussler books... I have got hooked on his books for the thrill of the story and the adventure. He takes what is the most impossible situation and somehow everything turns out fine without being unbelievable. And you get attached to the characters in his novels. The Dirk Pitt books and Numa books in general and also the Corporation books more recently.

Star Wars books in general for me I love. Too many trilogies in there to name.

The Tomorrow Series and Ellie Chronicles by John Marsden.

 

[sofimac16]

I'd have to say:
Harry Potter - J.K Rowling
Shane Schfeild - Matthew Reily
AND
thats about it

 

[shayla]

ill have to say my best series and trilogies of books are:
the tomorrow series amd the ellie chronicles by john marsden and the Darren Shan Series- Cirque De Freak and idk who writes those.

 

[cute.asa.button]

clearly not enough of you people have read Lord of the Rings!!
Best all time.

However, is closely followed by:

Harry Potter
Tales of the Otori
the Farseer Trilogy
The Tawny Man Trilogy
Agatha Christies Hercule Poirot Novels (suppose they could be a series. MAybe not because they don't have an overall plot...)

and plenty more...

 

[vallakid]

possible the Otori Trilogy by Lian Hearn - altho they released a 4th unplanned book which i am yet to read - first 3 were awesome tho

 

[smccarthy7688]

LOTR
The Otori Tales
The Bourne Trilogy (pity movies dont follow books much)
The Riftwar Saga (feist)
The Tomorrow Series

Im sure there is more have to remember

 

[Tiffanys]

The Windsinger series

 

[Remas]

LoTR hotness;; kthxbai.
(Though I am a fullblown HP nut.)

 

[S1M0]

Lord of the Rings.

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[MaNiElla]

Lord of the Rings
Harry Potter
The Shannara series
Deltora Quest <3
A Series of Unfortunate Events was ok i guess

 

[Snaykew]

Wheel of Time series and the Saga of Darren Shan.

Heh, I remember Deltora quest. Never finished it and I never read it in order. xD

 

[ihatewriting]

Theodor Draiser has a nice trilogy. Find his books and enjoy reading!:wave:
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[brainwashed39]

my favourite to date is the noughts and crosses series... i read them a while back but i haven't yet read any that could match them...
i highly recommend them...
and the latest one is soon to be released.... double cross!!
yay!