Books that are characterized by exciting journeys and daring exploits.
Puddleglum might be the only character who can complain about a sunny day and still save the world. The Silver Chair is full of odd friends, talking owls, and big frogs. Good fun, a bit gloomy, and always surprising!
Wheel of Time is like running a marathon in a magical world—slow at times, but full of wild surprises, odd hats, and more prophecies than your grandma’s dream journal. Come for the adventure, stay for the banter.
Spiderwick is like a wild family reunion—if your cousins were goblins and your house had secret doors. Full of laughs, magic, and a few sibling squabbles, this book kept me turning the pages (and checking behind my couch).
Winds of Winter sweeps you into chaos—there are dragons, backstabbing, and more plot twists than my last family game night. Not perfect, but if you love heartbreak and surprises, this book dishes them out with Martin’s usual flair.
Percy Jackson turns Greek myths into a wild ride with lots of laughs, monsters, and weird weather. Percy's trouble with gods feels real, and his jokes made me snort milk. It's a fun, fast book—even if you're not a demigod.
Inferno is like a puzzle you can't put down, but some pieces feel forced. Fast pacing, wild twists, and famous art make it fun, even if the characters sometimes feel as flat as old pizza.
