Ow you should pick up the Kingkiller books they are not as long as they look because they are sooooo goood. Also Millenium by Stieg GOOOD.

I see possibilities for a Study read-a-long there are a few more people having that on on their list.

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Patrick Rothfuss - one of my favourite authors if you're into long winded epic fantasy. His books aren't short but they're fantastic.

Finnikin of the Rock was fantastic, but it's so involved that I think it's best to read all of them back to back. I love Meg Cabot and have read most of her books. The Heather Wells series is really funny, as are most of her books. She's definitely original. Good luck :) ~daphne

I love Meg Cabot, but haven't read that series yet. The Millenium books were great!! I was obsessed while I was reading them... the first book starts out a tad slow at first so try to read past the first 20 pages before you decide :)

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New follower here! I'll put in a plug for both Patrick Rothfuss and Susan Cooper's Dark is Rising series. Rothfuss is an amazing writer -- beautiful prose as well as incredible storytelling and amazingly intricate worldbuilding. (The audiobooks are really well read, too. My daughter and I listen to them on the way to her community college classes.)

Cooper's books are wonderful, but be forewarned: the first book doesn't have the same feel as the remaining four. You might want to start with the second book (The Dark is Rising), then go back for the first Over Sea, Under Stone before you read the third. The characters in the first two books don't overlap, with one exception, until the third book.

The Study books nearly made my list, and would have if it were longer. I have the first two, I think.

Thank you for stopping by my list earlier -- I'm glad you did!

I love the Heather Wells series, more than the few other Meg Cabot books I've read. Maybe it's the murder mystery thrown in with a funny narrator.

I want to ge to the Dragon Tattoo series, but am daunted by the size. I have the 1st two in paperback if you need copies. You know, along with the 5 books I need to return to you (have read them all!) Shannon gave the Drago Tattoo books to me with her recommendation. And I want to watch the movie(s) but always like the read the book first. Did you hear the Johnsons moved to San Fransisco last week?

Otherwise there are some new series to give me ideas here...

I'm with you on 1 and 4; I've read Graceling, just none of the others. It was a really good book! Thanks for stopping by earlier!

I was thinking of putting the Millenium trilogy on my list too. Everyone I know who's read them has loved them. Great list!

Okay, so if I was giving advice as which ones to focus on first, I'd definitely recommend the Graceling books and the Heather Wells series. Both totally different reads, but oh so good! Thanks for stopping by my blog :)

tuesdays are my favorite post days! i love seeing your list of books to read!! you rock! :)

Ahh! Read Graceling right away! It was one of those reads I couldn't put down. Also, if you have an e-reader, Kathy Reichs' Shift (the first in the Virals series) is on sale for 2.99 at the Kindle store right now! Just saw that this morning. ;)

Oh boy, Graceling AND The Lumatere Chronicles?! You're in for a treat this year! Two of the absolute best series I started reading in 2012!

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I hope you like the Graceling series! I love the first two books. I still need to read Bitterblue, though.

And, you listed a few that I want to read as well. Alas, they didn't make my list, though, because I have way too many series I need to start, lol.

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I completely forgot about Graceling - I need to read, those, too. And while I own the first five books of George RR Martin, I have yet to read more than 30 pages. They just sit on my bookshelf, taunting and intimidating me.

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I hope you really GRR Martin! I read him years ago and am getting ready to start a reread. I started Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, but put it aside and haven't gone back to it. I need to.

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I think my comment was eaten by the comment monster. so here we go again: I hope you like Martin's books! I read them years ago and am looking forward to rereading them. I started on Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, but it aside. I'm hoping to finish it soon.

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Oh shoot, I forgot all about the Graceling series! I've heard great things about it though and can't wait to read it for myself. Great list! :)

I loved Graceling! I didn't much care for Fire but it was still decent. But if you don't get to anything else on this list, make sure you get to Game of Thrones! Just pure brilliance!

I just decided to go ahead and reply to the prompt of Top Ten Series I've Started But Haven't Finished. I'm a rebel myself!

Thanks for stopping by my blog! The Kingkiller Chronicles (and the Song of Ice and Fire books for that matter) are not as 'big' as they look. They're both far too quick reads!

Thanks for commenting on my blog! This is only my second TTT to do as well, and there are so many people who participate and it's hard to go through them all! Anyhow, I actually haven't read any of the ones on your list, though I know my husband enjoyed The Dark Is Rising series. I considered putting that one on my list.

LOVE LOVE The Lumatere Chronicles! One of my favorites for sure. Also Snyder's Poison Study series. Love Ylena and Valek. I couldn't make it past the first Millennium book. Those freaked me out! But so many people love them. And if I can find the time, I want to read The Name of the Wind this year too. Great list. Thanks for stopping by mine!

I also had A Song of Ice and Fire on my list.
The Heather Wells mysteries sound good to me too, but like you the whole chick-lit thing that Meg Cabot has going makes me nervous... I have gotten over it a bit, so maybe I will give them a try.

I grabbed Finnikin of the Rock for my Kindle a few weeks back, so I'm looking forward to digging into The Lumatere Chronicles one of these days, too. The Dark Is Rising has also been sitting on my shelf waiting for my attention for a long time now. Yet another two series I need to start!

I really liked Poison Study and am planning on reading the next two very soon. The Graceling and A Song of Ice and Fire series are both great. The Dark is Rising! That makes me so nostalgic. I really need to reread that (and Alexander's Prydain Chronicles. They're linked together in my mind just because I read them both around the same time period.). And I agree completely about needing to read The Lumatere Chronicles.

I cannot believe how I blanked on A Song of Ice & Fire as well as Graceling! I'm prone to forgetting about those two for some reason. I tested Finnikin of the Rock out last year, but it's one of those high fantasy books that intimidated me. I should give it another go some time, because I hear the series is quite good.

Graceling was good but I didn't love it so I wouldn't rush into it if I were you. Thank you so much for stopping by!

I haven't heard of some of these, but I've heard the Graceling series is AMAZING. Thanks for sharing and stopping by!

I've read only the first book in the 'Millennium' series, 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo', and it was AMAZING!!! You should definitely check it out, it's such a gripping story! (which, I think the movie didn't do justice to). 'Graceling' is on my list, too, I plan to read it maybe this month or the next one. And 'The Song Of Ice In Fire' is on my TBR list, but didn't end up in my TTT list, because I'm just so intimidated by both it's length and the plot! I just haven't made my mind to read it anytime soon))