Lets see... I like Lord of the Rings and Chronicles of Narnia too! Also, I like "The Door Within" series , the "Dragons in our Midsts" series, and a few others like that. :~) -Adian
Most of the fictional books I read are historical fiction, so I don't know if those technically count. Three of my favorite authors of that genre are George Alfred Henty, Robert Michael Ballantyne, and Douglas Bond. I also like the "Chronicles of Narnia" series by C.S. Lewis, the "Lord of the Rings" series by J.R.R. Tolkien, the "Father Brown" series by G.K. Chesterton, and the "Sherlock Holmes" series by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
My family and I are seeing tomorrow evening! My sister made a Lucy dress with my Gramma! She is wearing it to the movie and my brother is wearing a "Peter outfit".
Narnia, the Lord of the Rings. I also like books by Kathy Tyers ( Firebird) and Karen Hancock (The Legends of the Guardian King). They are pretty good allegories. I also like Francine Rivers' books. And Randy Alcorn's books...Deadline, etc. (And I'm trying to make my list short.) =P
The Gate Seldom Found was a good one although it's based on a true story, it was in the fiction section in our local library. I didn't agree with everything but overall it was an amazing book.
I like Lord of the Rings, the Inheritance Cycle, Warriors Srs. (Erin Hunter), Left Behind, The Kids. I like a lot more, but for some reason I can't remember their names!
The "Lord of the Rings", The "Enhieritence trilogy" (Eragon) that will become something else since the auther can't fit everything into the last book, "Great expectations" and the "Chronicles of Narnia".
The "Lord of the Rings", The "Enhieritence trilogy" (Eragon) that will become something else since the auther can't fit everything into the last book, "Great expectations" and the "Chronicles of Narnia".
Hi, This is really Becca's sister just so you know. I am reading a Book called 'Beyond the Summerland' It is the first book in a fantasy series called "The Binding of the Blade" by L.B. Graham. and I am really liking it. I am not far into it yet,(p250) but my friend who have read it said it has a really good end, I think she said second to 'The Last Battle' which is very good indeed! also the 'Dragons in our Midst' series is very good as well. Grace http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/narniarox/
Most Ted Dekker books, especially Showdown and the Circle Trilogy, the Chronicles of Narnia and the Wally McDoogle books. I was just wondering Adian (or whoever else may have read the books) don't the Dragons in our Midst books include a bit of a reincarnation type thing with who the dragons are and such?
OK, next question, what are your favorite fiction books? please comment and tell me.
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To name a few...
Paradise Lost by John Milton
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
The Screwtape Letters [and any other book] by C.S. Lewis
I really enjoyed Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens and Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers
Lets see... I like Lord of the Rings and Chronicles of Narnia too! Also, I like "The Door Within" series , the "Dragons in our Midsts" series, and a few others like that. :~)
-Adian
I like; Lord of the Rings, The Eragon series, and the Narnia series.
-Nick
Most of the fictional books I read are historical fiction, so I don't know if those technically count. Three of my favorite authors of that genre are George Alfred Henty, Robert Michael Ballantyne, and Douglas Bond. I also like the "Chronicles of Narnia" series by C.S. Lewis, the "Lord of the Rings" series by J.R.R. Tolkien, the "Father Brown" series by G.K. Chesterton, and the "Sherlock Holmes" series by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
~Caleb Nathaniel
P.S. Is Anyone Seeing "Prince Caspian" tomorrow?
Caleb- Were going to see it on Tuesday.
Caleb-
My family and I are seeing tomorrow evening! My sister made a Lucy dress with my Gramma! She is wearing it to the movie and my brother is wearing a "Peter outfit".
-Becca
Narnia, the Lord of the Rings. I also like books by Kathy Tyers ( Firebird) and Karen Hancock (The Legends of the Guardian King). They are pretty good allegories. I also like Francine Rivers' books. And Randy Alcorn's books...Deadline, etc.
(And I'm trying to make my list short.) =P
The Gate Seldom Found was a good one although it's based on a true story, it was in the fiction section in our local library. I didn't agree with everything but overall it was an amazing book.
I like Lord of the Rings, the Inheritance Cycle, Warriors Srs. (Erin Hunter), Left Behind, The Kids. I like a lot more, but for some reason I can't remember their names!
~Rachel
These sound like great books! Thanks for sharing.
-cj
Caleb- We changed our minds about seeing "Narnia" Tuesday, instead we saw it last night.
I love any Ted DekKer Books. I am reading the Lost Books right now. Just about to read the third one. :-)
Lauren
The "Lord of the Rings", The "Enhieritence trilogy" (Eragon) that will become something else since the auther can't fit everything into the last book, "Great expectations" and the "Chronicles of Narnia".
-Kole
The "Lord of the Rings", The "Enhieritence trilogy" (Eragon) that will become something else since the auther can't fit everything into the last book, "Great expectations" and the "Chronicles of Narnia".
-Kole
Hi,
This is really Becca's sister just so you know.
I am reading a Book called 'Beyond the Summerland' It is the first book in a fantasy series called "The Binding of the Blade" by L.B. Graham. and I am really liking it. I am not far into it yet,(p250) but my friend who have read it said it has a really good end,
I think she said second to 'The Last Battle' which is very good indeed!
also the 'Dragons in our Midst' series is very good as well.
Grace
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/narniarox/
Most Ted Dekker books, especially Showdown and the Circle Trilogy, the Chronicles of Narnia and the Wally McDoogle books. I was just wondering Adian (or whoever else may have read the books) don't the Dragons in our Midst books include a bit of a reincarnation type thing with who the dragons are and such?
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