Best fantasy series on Reddit

"There's always The Chronicles of Narnia."

"I will echo the Redwall suggestions."

"Chronicles of Narnia Redwall My kids love these: Wings of Fire Warriors books by Erin Hunter Spirit Animals"

"The Rings of Power - There's minimal sexual content. It's very family-friendly."

"Renegade Nell!"

"Legend Of The Seeker [https://youtu.be/ROI3Gs5ntzo](https://youtu.be/ROI3Gs5ntzo) The Shannara Chronicles [https://youtu.be/zIiymbl9ji8](https://youtu.be/zIiymbl9ji8) Outpost [https://youtu.be/Ikqm9YBfF3A](https://youtu.be/Ikqm9YBfF3A) Merlin [https://youtu.be/01rxgwVmxx0](https://youtu.be/01rxgwVmxx0) Magicians https://youtu.be/D9GAeB0i3lQ"

"I like the Shadows of the Apt books, ten of them, following a conflict in multiple stages over a continent."

"Lazy Dungeon Master"

"Ascendance of a Bookworm - technically not yet complete in English, but the final volume (v33) releases in 1 month"

"Arifureta"

"It's easily my fav series now."

"The most engrossing, thought-invading fantasy book series I have ever read."

"If you're looking for a longer series with some of the best characters in fantasy you'll want to check out Realm of the Elderlings."

"Arguably the greatest fantasy writer of all time, Robin Hobb."

"Robin Hobb is amazing. Be warned her series is long and can be slow at points."

"Robin Hobb, Mercedes Lackey (anything by her), Elizabeth Moon."

"Robin hobb is my favorite fantasy author that happens to be female"

"You will notice Robin Hobb has been mentioned several times."

"Realm of the elderlings by Robin Hobb is one of the most excellent series I’ve ever read."

"Relm of the elderlings by Robin Hobb."

"Mistborn is peak"

"Start with Mistborn; read the first trilogy."

"Brandon Sanderson -Mistborn"

"The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson if you want excellent world building."

"Also excels at world-building."

"Ooh, and the Misborn trilogy if you haven't read it."

"Another option is the Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson."

"Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson is the only other fantasy series that has pulled me in like Lord of the Rings."

"You should really try out the Mistborn series."

"I started with Mistborn era 1 (which I also recommend)."

"My third grade daughter is obsessed with Fablehaven, Wings of Fire, and Peter and the Starcatchers."

"Fablehaven by Brandon Mull was my favorite in third grade- his Beyonders series could also work!"

"Fablehaven"

"My nephews and nieces loved Fablehaven and other Brandon Mull books."

"I think that was about the age I read Fablehaven, which I really liked."

"Artemis Fowl, levin Thumps, fablehaven, Percy Jackson, etc."

"Artemis Fowl bt Eoin Colfer!"

"Artemis Fowl is perfect!"

"Artemis fowl."

"Give the Artimis Fowl seri a a look. Great modern time fantasy setting"

"Any of NK Jemisin's trilogies/series. Broken Earth, in particular, is my #1 all time."

"Start with n.k. jemison, octavia butler, and margaret atwood, theyre are at the top of the list for me."

"Broken Earth by NK Jemisin!!!"

"Many recommend N. K. Jemisin (*Broken Earth*)."

"N.K. Jemisin and R. F. Kuang are authors that tackle deeper social issues in fantasy settings."

"It is a Huge investment of your time as there are 13 big, fat books in the series but they are truly one of the best fantasy works for a reason!"

"Robert Jordan - the Wheel of Time"

"The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan - 14 books plus the prequel book."

"Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan is really incredible."

"Wars of Light and Shadow by Janny Wurts - 11 long books"

"Janny Wurts has 11 books in the finished Wars of light and Shadow series."

"Wars of Light and Shadow by Janny Wurts"

"Many recommend Janny Wurts (*Wars of Light and Shadow*)."

"Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn (first book: The Dragonbone Chair, trilogy)"

"Otherland, Memory Sorrow and Thorn, Shadowmarch, all by Tad Williams"

"I highly recommend the series Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn by Tad Williams."

"Memory sorrow and thorn by Tad William."

"3rd grade was when I first read The Hobbit, and I can't imagine a better hook to get her into fantasy!"

"**The Lord of The Rings** is an obvious pick, as it is the benchmark for all modern fantasy."

"Is unequivocally the best fantasy series ever."

"You can't go wrong with the Hobbit."

"Her books set in the World of the Five Gods."

"The World of the Five Gods books by Lois McMaster Bujold."

"Lois McMaster Bujold has some great series."

"The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold."

"Piranesi is the obvious choice if you haven't read it already."

"Susanna Clarke is criminally underappreciated."

"I recommend [Jonathon Strange & Mr. Norrell]."

"Underrated as in not talked about enough."

"Since you read and liked ASOIAF I'll recommend my recent favourite Sword of Shadows by JV Jones."

"Sword of Shadows by JV Jones."

"Dragonriders of Pern by Anne McCaffrey."

"I recommend any series by Anne McCaffrey."

"Haven't seen any recs for it yet, so the Dragonriders of Pern books by Anne McCaffrey."

"The Discworld series by Terry Pratchett - start with Guards! Guards!."

"Discworld series, Terry Pratchett."

"The Ranger's Apprentice series."

"Rangers apprentice series by John Flanagan. You won't find a better series."

"Would also highly recommend reading the books with your child."

"The Dark Tower by Stephen King."

"The dark tower by Stephen king"

"Percy Jackson, Wings of Fire, maybe the Lunar Chronicles?"

"Percy Jackson!"

"His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman"

"**His Dark Materials** by Phil Pullman is simply amazing."

"Is absolutely incredible."

"Malazan Book of the Fallen is something that always gets recommended on here."

"My favourites are Patricia McKilip, Robin Hobb and Janny Wurts."

"Try Patricia McKillip... pretty much anything of hers is worth reading."

"Redwall books by Brian Jacques"

"Redwall is a great fit for this if they are a strong reader."

"Technically SciFi, but very fantastical."

"You’ve gotta read Hyperion if you haven’t already."

"Highly recommend the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series by Michelle Paver."

"The Coldfire Trilogy by CS Friedman."

"Coldfire trilogy by C.S. Friedman."

"The Tuyo series by Rachel Neumeier. It’s 9 books and there will probably be more books in this world but the main storyline is finished."

"The Tuyo series or the Death’s Lady trilogy by Rachel Neumeier."

"A security construct hacks its programming to achieve autonomy."

"If you’re up for some sci fi, I’d suggest The Murderbot diaries by Martha Wells."

"The sevenwaters series by Juliet Marillier."

"Sevenwaters series by Juliet Marillier."

"Monarchies of God by Paul Kearney."

"The Winternight Trilogy by Katherine Arden."

"Lightbringer series by Brent Weeks"

"Lightbringer series by Brent Weeks."

"I'm also fond of the Magic Kingdom of Landover books by Terry Brooks."

"I got started on fantasy with the Magic Kingdom of Landover series from Terry Brooks."

"My second graders enjoy the Dragon Masters books (Tracey West) and the Magic Tree House."

"Some easy stuff would be The Dragon Masters series. There are a bunch of them, very short, and come with pictures."

"The Locked Tomb series by Tamsyn Muir might surprise you."

"More science-fantasy-mashup is Tamsyn Muir's Locked Tomb series."

"The Queen’s Thief series by Megan Whalen Turner."

"The Queen's Thief series by Megan Whalen Turner."

"Daevabad trilogy (djinns, politics, slow burn romance) by S.A. Chakraborty."

"Daevabad Trilogy - S A Charaborty."

"The Fortress series or the Morgaine Cycle by CJ Cherryh."

"Work by CJ Cherryh, specifically the Fortress series."

"I recommend the Mushoku Tensei novels. They are great read in to a fantasy ass fantasy world."

"The Dalemark quartet, beginning chronologically with The Spellcoats by Diana Wynne Jones"

"Ryan Cahill's Bound and Broken series would be my next recommendation."

"The Winnowing Flame trilogy by Jen Williams is quite good."

"Dresden Files by James Butcher (15 Books, I think. All great)"

"Sounds dumb, but it’s one of the best series going right now."

"The Majipoor series, specifically the Valentine cycle, beginning with Lord Valentine's Castle by Robert Silverberg"

"Nevernight trilogy by Jay kristoff."

"The Powder Mage trilogy by Brian McClellan is great!"

"Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss (absolutely beautiful prose wit"

"Senlin Ascends is fun, it's about a man trying to climb the tower of babble to find his (possibly kidnapped, possibly just very lost) wife."

"The Septimus Heap series by Angie Sage is a great middle-grade fantasy series."

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"For Dresden Files fans, I recommend The Alex Verus series by Benedict Jacka."

"* The Demon by Jack Kirby"

"The draconis memoria by Anthony Ryan( epic) "

"The Elenium trilogy by David Eddings (and its sequel trilogy The Tamuli)"

"The age of five by Trudi Canavan (epic) "

"Sparrow Hill road by Seanan McGuire (urban) "

"And an older series but they recently released an anniversary edition, Slaine the Horned God by Mills/Bisley."

"Skulduggery Pleasant would be a good choice I think."

"The shattered sea by Joe Abercrombie."

"Ronja robbers daughter by Astrid Lindgren. It's a beautiful story written for that age group."

"Powder Mage series by Brian McClellen"

"I’ll also suggest Nevermoor and Gregor the Overlander was one of my favourite at that age!"

"Mythago by Robert Holdstock"

"When I was that age my school library had the *Magic Treehouse* series, which I loved."

"Lyonesse by Jack Vance"

"The Book of the New Sun by Gene Wolfe sounds like it's exactly what you want."

"Black Jewels by Anne bishop."