Fantasy

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Have you read a great fantasy lately? Tell about it below and add a picture of the book if you'd like. Be sure to tell us what you thought of the book and that you added it.

//A Wrinkle in Time// by Madeleine L'Engle Meg Murray, her brother, and a new friend, Calvin, meet Mrs. Whatsit, a strange new neighbor. Mrs. Whatsit is at least a billion years old, so what do you think she has experienced? Of course, just about everything. So, what will Mrs. Whatsit, her two friends that are just about as old as she is, Mrs. Who and Mrs. Which, take the kids to do? Save the world from despair? Maybe...

Added by Jackson Barnett

//Eragon// by Christopher Paolini The Riders is a group of people that Dragons choose to come out of their eggs for, and the majority of them are there to help fight the Empire-- the rulers of Alagaësia, who reign in terror. Eragon, a young farm boy, finds one of the last three dragon eggs, and it hatches for him. Saphira and Eragon journey across the plains and tormented cities of Alagaësia, and try to help as best as they can. Galbatorix, the leader of the Empire and a fellow rider, isn't very happy about it. What's more, is that the Ra'zac, Galbatorix's inhuman servants, are after Eragon. Does he survive?

Added by Jackson Barnett [|The Inheritance Website]

//Harry Potter// by J.K. Rowling These books are definately something to interest you. Its about a young boy named Harry Potter growing up with his friends Hermione Granger and Ronald Weisley. They are all three wizards and witchs and all know magic like the back of there hands. They go to Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizards. It has to be one of the most mind setting books you will ever read.

Added by Alex Edwards

//Wizards First Rule// by Terry Goodkind Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind is the first book in the sword of truth series. It starts off the journey of Richard Cypher, a common woods guide who is put into a treacherous path of prophecy. He soon meets the love of his life, Kahlan the Mother Confessor of the old world, who cannot truly love another because of her duty to her kingdom. They soon set off on a magical quest to prevent the evil Lord Rahl from taking over the D'Haran Empire and control of the midlands.

posted by Matt Gaither [|Wizard's First Rule] website

//Dragonsong// by Anne McCaffrey is the first book in the Harper Hall Trilogy. In this spellbinding novel Mellony lives in seahold where music is forbidden. Mellony is punished for her musical talents. To rebel, she runs away from the seahold taking only her flute. Soon after she leaves the seahold, she learns that her music charms dragons. With this new talent, she strives to change the laws of her seahold.

Added by Matt Gaither http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonsong for more info

Chronicles of Narnia By C.S. Louis This is another great book if your into thew whole fantasy category. It is considered a classic of [|children's] literature and is the author's best-known work, having sold over 100 million copies in 41 languages. Written by Lewis between 1949 and 1954 and illustrated by [|Pauline Baynes], //The Chronicles of Narnia// have been adapted several times, complete or in part, for [|radio], [|television], [|stage], and [|cinema]. //The Chronicles of Narnia// present the adventures of children who play central roles in the unfolding history of the fictional [|realm] of [|Narnia], a place where [|animals talk], [|magic] is common, and [|good] battles [|evil]. Each of the books (with the exception of //[|The Horse and His Boy]//) features as its protagonists children from our world who are magically transported to Narnia, where they are called upon to help the lion [|Aslan] right some wrong. If you need to know anything else, just go to this link: [|Fantasy], this link takes you to wikipedia and it will tell you more.

Added By Alex Edwards