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Thanks everyone! I am really enjoying poking my "head" in around here. What a lovely site!

I still want my own dragon!!!

I should have popped by this forum to say HI first. I got so excited about finding a great book discussion forum that I just jumped in head first. Hi everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There are just too many in these genres to name as favorites, I'd be here till next Tuesday. So here are a few off the top of my head. Absolutely anything by Michael Moorcock! Mist of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley The Hobbit & LOTR Trilogy Taliesin, Pendragon, Merlin, and Arthur by Steven...

I have read most of The Dragonrider books. Clean and easy to read books. I remember the first time I read any of them it was 3 book volume the Dragonriders of Pern. For a month or so afterward I would have lovely dreams about my own dragon and fighting threads. Then I would wake up disappointed...

Anything by Steinbeck or Salinger , I highly recommend. Though not a true classic but it will be considered one in due time is "Watership Down" by Richard Adams. You know I have actually have had people giggle when I said that it was one of my favorite books of all time. I guess they can not...

While working as a hairdresser for 10 years, I did not have to buy a single book. Clients and I would just trade out boxes with each other. And only ones that either really loved. It was a cardinal sin to put a book you just could not get through or just plain hated in the boxes. Now that I stay...

I just started "Battlefield Earth" by L. Ron Hubbard. First book of his I ever tried and I am thoroughly enjoying it. I have seen it many times and always passed over it escpecially after all the negative criticism over the film.

Hi everyone, I am new around here and very happy to have found this site! To introduce myself I will start here with my top 5 favorite authors. 1 Michael Moorcock 2 James Michener 3 Mary Doria Russell 4 Steven Lawhead 5 Marion Zimmer Bradley

I am so excited to find this site! I have read both "The Sparrow" and "The Children of God". Both are well written and complex views into the struggles of faith.These are books that long after being put down they stay with you. I am anxiously awaiting her next book!!