Book suggestions for me?

Books by Lesley Pearse - I read every book - very good.

Georgia (1993)

Tara (1994)

Charity (1995)

Ellie (1996)

Camellia (1997)

Rosie (1998)

Charlie (1999)

Never Look Back (2000)

Trust Me (2001)

Father Unknown (2002)

Till We Meet Again (2002)

Remember Me (2003)

Secrets (2004)

A Lesser Evil (2005)

Hope (2006)

Faith (2007)

Gypsy (2008)

There is a ton of great LDS fiction in book or on CD? Try Clair Poulson's Books. Betsy Brannon Green. NC Allen,

Chris Stewart's Series the Great and the Terrible is wonderful. Gerald Lund's the Work and the Glory and the Kingdom and the Crown and the Fire and the Covenant is Wonderful also. I don't know if you live by Deseret Book or Seagull Book but they both have web sites and the choices are unlimited and all are uplifting. Anita Stanfield also has some great books There is lots of online stuff at www.lds.org

You may enjoy Tamora Pierce's Tortall series. There are several connected series, all beginning with the Song of the Lioness quartet, the first book of which is Alanna: The First Adventure. My favorite is the second quartet, the Immortal quartet which begins with Wild Magic. The quartets can be read out of order without much confusion, but I enjoyed starting them from the very beginning. Howl's Moving Castle and its sequel Castle in the Sky by Diane Wynne Jones are good as well.

If you enjoyed Twilight you should read The Host by Stephenie Meyer. I'm just starting the last of the Eragon trilogy. I also recommend the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon it's definitely more adult than most of the others but a great read, there are six books already out and the seventh should be out next year and at least one more after that.

I like a lot of the same books. Have you read Midnight Sun? It's like Twilight from Edward's point of view. It's not done or edited or anything, it's just her draft, but it's really good. You can get to it with this link:

http://www.stepheniemeyer.com/midnightsun.html

Some other books I think you'd like are Inkeart by Cornelia Funke, The Host by Stephenie Meyer, and Peter and the Starcatchers and the other books that go after it by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson.

For good, clean, fantasy fun, try anything by,

Diana Wynne Jones (the Chronicles of Chrestomanci (beginning with Charmed Life) is a good place to start)

or Garth Nix's "The Keys to the Kingdom" series (beginning with Mister Monday)

For good, fantasy fun with no real outright swearing, but some humorous and snarky innuendos, try,

Terry Pratchett's Discworld series.

Hope that helps.

you seem to like the kind of books I do

I'd suggest

The Host (by S. Meyer)

Children of the Promise (Dean Hughes)

Jerle Shannara Trilogy (Terry Brooks)

Great and Terrible Series

Candy Shop Wars (Brandon Mull)

Tennis Shoes Series (Chris Heimerdinger)

Daniel and Nephi (C. H.)

Eddie Fantastic (C.H.)

These are all amazing books. Many are written by LDS authors and are very clean. The only one that may have more unwanted language is the Jerle Shanara but if it were really bad I wouldn't have read it.

hope this helps.

happy reading!!

I really liked the Sword of Truth series. There are 12 books in all, starting with Wizard's First Rule. (In reality, the rules are more like insights about human nature and behavior.)

There's some pretty exciting sword-fights, and some really insightful soliloquies (sp?) about human nature and politics. There are references to torture and cruelty, as well as magic (innate talent) of various sorts used for a variety of reasons.

It's now a tv series, "Legend of the Seeker"... on ABC or Disney, I think

12 books- that should keep you for a while!

I am currently reading the Leven Thumps series and I enjoy it quite a bit I also like Orson Scott Card-his fantasy books are pretty good.

I love to read-good luck on your quest for a new author/series.

If you like the Lord of the Rings series, check out Black, Red and White also called the "Circle Trilogy" by Ted Dekker.

Go to www.TedDekker.com to learn more.