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Nope, doesn't ring a bell...sorry. But it does sound delicious spooky :)

I'm with Abulafia :) I prefer a book above a comic book. A comic book has pictures of people who are like models. I don't like perfect characters :) And in books you can create your own mental picture of all described. Also, it has been for me personal sometimes hard to understand a expression...

I am pleased to see Hobb in many lists...good people! :D I haven't read all the books of well known writers (like Feist), so those I can't consider. 1. Robin Hobb (Hobb rox my sox) 2. Janny Wurts 3. Roald Dahl To be honest...I only really like Robin Hobb at the moment as top author...

Stand alone fantasy books? Does such rare breed still exist? :eek: ;) I enjoyed back then "The Eyes of the Dragon" by Stephen King. It has 380 pages. I don't think it's top notch, but I enjoyed the fact that Stephen King could create something more subtle and medieval fantasy. I also...

Anthon Horowitz wrote some fun children books. Though his recent hits about a boy of 14 who is a spy I never read. I am not into that kind of books. There are more books about children doing magic and wizard and witch schools (Horowitz, Jill Murphy and so on), but I haven't read them all...

I agree. Well written, but no way Ron is going to be so stable and sensetive :D

I'm with Lyra on this :D At first I was pretty sure that Snape was Slytherin stuff, but thanks to you guys, I am in a Snape-crisis ;) You sure have good arguements to proof that he could have been in Gryffindor. I'm more or less with Beatrycze about Snape's behaviour. Of course Snape should...