Are there any books or book series you want to reread? I have really wanting to reread the Eragon series of books and actually finish the last book this time. I have forgotten most of what happens in the series, but I remember always having fun reading through the many awesome battles there are in the book. Especially the final battle in the second book oh my lord that blew me away. I don't remember WHY it blew me away, but I just remember it did. Probably had a crazy reveal or something.

I would also say Hunger Games, but they already have all the movies out so...guess not? I have read the first Hunger Games book and have watched the first two movies, but nothing after that. A shame, too, since it seemed like the Mocking Jay movies were really freakin' cool. 

There are a lot of books I would like to re-read if I ever find the time. House of the Scorpion and it's sequel The Lord of Opium, which I talked about in the "favorite book" thread, are two books I haven't read in a while that I would love to read again. I'd also like to re-read the Harry Potter books at some point, because I don't remember them aside from the basic details. Finally, I'd like to re-read the Kingdom Keepers series, because I love Disney and I recently went to Disney World, and it reminded me of stuff from the book that I couldn't really remember well.

I've been meaning to re-read the Hunger Games, Maze Runner, and Divergent series for quite a while now. Once I finish re-reading the Harry Potter series (on book 5 at the moment), I might move on to one of these. I started with Harry Potter because I finished reading them in middle school and wanted to re-read and appreciate them more as an adult. I'll do the same with these since I read them all within my first year of high school and some of the finer details are a bit foggy.

I would love to read the original Percy Jackson series. I love the series, and for a long time the first book was my all time favorite.

Fablehaven is a series I continue to revisit from time to time. Maybe Harry Potter? And The Hunger Games.

I mostly read series I haven't read before. But I do reread some stuff.

I used to read all the time in school. I would check out three books, read them within the week and turn them in to get another three books. It's odd that once I got out of school I stopped reading books all together. I'm actually in the mood for a good book.

I'm thinking that I might pick up something in the Fantasy genre. Those always kept my attention and I would love to read them as a series. Like the Eragon books and The Lord of The Rings books (which, incidentally, I still have never watched the movies for LotR) So I'll probably reread the Lord of The Rings novels as I'm not sure how well Eragon has aged since middle school, haha!

I've been watching Game of Thrones a lot lately so maybe I should start reading the books? I'm also kind of interested in picking up a new story, though. New characters, universe, etc.

I've yet to find anything that seems underrated. I might give the Winternight Trilogy a look. I heard that it's pretty interesting. It's got a wintery setting that I love to be involved in and a good book sucks you in pretty well.

It supposedly has some pretty dark undertones so it's not a happy go lucky fantasy novel. So on paper it has everything I'm looking for, I just hope it's executed properly since I've never heard of the author before. I think it might be her first books.

If anyone else has any suggestions for good fantasy novels, PM me or leave a comment on my profile! I'm always looking for new material to read!

Kiyo : Man when I first realized what a library was I went close to taking out the max number of books. I remember once I took out 19 books at once and tried to finish them all in a week so I could get more. And then something happened and I got to the phase where books kind of scare me now.

It may sound silly. But I actually love the Diary of a Wimpy kid books. When I was in sixth grade, I'd be so excited to read a new one. Heck, that probably extended to the end of eight grade. Each one had their own unique cover; it made hard back copies very nice.

Nowadays there's far too many, Greg should've graduated years ago.

pennylessz : Same man. I'd get my hands on the new one and read it in less than a day lol. My little brother has all them and I think there's like 13 of them now. I Haven't read any past like the 4th one.