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Awww,when I read this I teared up😍
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Brimstone Lap)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.That is a beautiful plot. And who better to have a dragon guardian than the creator of Pern and its Dragons.
I always loved that series.
Looking for:
"COSMIC SHIFT DRAGONS and KI-RINS" and the "OCTOPUS TANUKI TEST PAINT #1"My Fav.’s are:
Illustrated: The Veligent and Rue Day by M. Pena
Twilight Series by Stephanie Meyers
Death Series by J.D. Robb
Key Trilogy, Morrigan’s Cross Trilogy, and Jewel Trilogy by Nora Roberts
Girl of the Sea of Cortez by Peter Benchley
Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Lord of The Rings by Toilken
Something Wicked This Way Comes:
Tomorrow’s Child by Ray Bradbury
When the Wind Blows and Sequel and Max Series by James Patterson
Harry Potter Series by J.D.Rowlings
Anne Rice-almost everything
Faery Tale-sorry don’t remember author
Fallen short story don’t remember authorThank you everyone for your wonderful suggestions.
Some of these authors I have never heard of, and being an avid reader now have these recommendations to check out!!Maybe one day a smart person in Hollywood will figure out a way to bring Pern to life for us on the big screen.
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Brimstone Lap)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.“Faerie Tale” by Raymond E. Feist? https://www.amazon.com/Faerie-Tale-Raymond-Feist/dp/0553277839
That is a good (somewhat weird) book.
Loved all of Anne McCafferey’s Dragonrider books. Have all of them. Would recommend “The Lord of the Rings” (of course), Robin McKinley’s “The Blue Sword”, “The Hero and the Crown”, and “Sunshine”; Guy Gavriel Kaye’s “The Summer Tree”, “Wandering Fire”, and “The Darkest Road”; “The Riddle-Master of Hed” trilogy by Patricia McKillip; “The Last Unicorn” by Peter Beagle; Mercedes Lackey’s “Valdemar” series; “Game of Thrones” is great, but George RR Martin is WAY behind in ending the books; Jim Butchers “Harry Dresden” series; and his “Codex Alera” series; Barbara Hambly’s “Dragonbane”, and “Darwath” series; really enjoyed Patrick Rothfuss’s “Name of the Wind” and the “Wise Man’s Fear”, but he seems to be having a hard time finishing this series too; and nobody better than C.J. Cherryh at science fiction. Her “Fortress”, “Morgaine”, “Chanur” and “Foreigner” series are wonderful and highly recommended.
Always looking for a lovely GB Young Unicorns, TP Male Dragons or TP Male Griffins!
@ Etruscan
Yes that’s the book.
Thank you !!
Being so into the Faery realm I luved that book, collect faeries, have a whole curio of them, have them scattered around my house and around my pool, luv books, draw them, etc…
My bird Tooster luvs them too !! LOLMost of my favorites have already been posted but I would add
Anne Bishop – Others Series: First book Written in Red (also pretty much anything she has done. this is just the most recent series.)
Jacqueline Carey – Kushiel’s Dart
Oh my heck, how could I forget a classic like Alice in Wonderland D;
Bodine, definitely! You interested in a book swap? ;D
I love Mercedes Lackey’s “Valdemar” series too. I re-read the entire series each year.
Looking for:
"COSMIC SHIFT DRAGONS and KI-RINS" and the "OCTOPUS TANUKI TEST PAINT #1"Zexious- I have extra copies of Anne McCaffrey books:
The girl who heard dragons
The skies of Pern
A gift of Dragons
Anne McCaffrey and Todd McCaffrey
Dragonsblood
Dragon’s Fire
Dragon’s Kin
Dragon Harper
If you want these just send me a PM and I will send them to you. Really anybody who wants them. I need to get rid of some extra books.
@ Etruscan
Hi!!
No,another new author for me to check out !!
Thank you for your recommendation!!
Under the Rabbit Hole by J.D.Robb
is short stories loosely inspired by Alice In Wonderland, one of the short stories is Fallen, by R.C. RyanWarm Hugs!!
McCaffrey and Tolkien are definitely at the top of my list. Most of my favorites are already on here. I would add R. A. McAvoy (especially <i>Tea With the Black Dragon</i>), Larry Niven, Patricia Briggs, Orson Scott Card and if you like military sci-fi, David Weber and John Ringo. I also like Lorna Freeman’s books, but it has been so long since the last one, I am not sure she will ever finish her series. It needs at least 1 more book to tie up loose ends. David Brin is good too. I especially liked <i>The Postman. </i>(If you saw the movie, don’t worry, it has little relation to the book.)
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