Ah, a fellow spreadsheet lover. :) I 100% depend on my spreadsheet to keep track of series that I'm reading, what books I've read, what books remain, etc. The London Shades series sounds interesting. Too bad there's no conclusion yet.

I haven't read most of these series, but I would have loved more Harry Potter!

I have a spreadsheet to track my series, too. I feel like most of the series I've finished are older ones, because younger me did a better job of finishing them than current me does. ;-)

My TTT: https://bookwyrmknits.com/2022/08/23/top-ten-tuesday-completed-series-i-wish-had-more-books/

My daughter will be excited to hear about #2. She loves that series.

I am going to need a spreadsheet soon. Great idea! Would you believe I've never read Harry Potter?! I saw one movie and I have the entire movie series recorded, which I'm planning to watch in the fall. I wish I became an avid reader sooner because now I have so much to catch up on! :)

Harry Potter prequels or spinoffs would be so much fun to read!

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Very nice list and great picks. I'm like you, I love series and keep starting so many of them I need to keep track. I'm happy to have found a fellow series reader.
Here is my TTT: https://herseriallife.com/top-10-completed-series-i-wish-had-more-books/
Have a good week ;)

I loved Truly Devious but I really need to pick up the other books

Big Stone Gap has been on my TBR forever! I should give it a go--thanks for the reminder. Lisa of Hopewell https://hopewellslibraryoflife.wordpress.com/2022/08/23/top-ten-tuesday-series-i-have-loved-and-a-few-i-gave-up-on-and-why/

I have read very little series, I usually read trilogies (does that count as a series?). I can only think of one or two series that I have read that had more than 3 books in them...and one series I never finished, the other I got tired of the author.

Nice list! I've had A Good Girls Guide to Murder on my TBR for a while, and I keep seeing Truly Devious around, so I'm taking that as a sign from the universe.

I'm with you on wishing there was a fourth Shades of London book! I was devastated that it seems to have been canceled. Sob! I would definitely need to re-read them if a fourth book ever sees the light!

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I would love more Harry Potter myself! But I'm like you, I struggle to keep up with most of the series I'm reading. And I keep starting new series, which is a real bookish problem. ;D

I didn't include it on my list but would definitely love more books in the HP series.

While I haven't read any of these except the Harry Potter series, they sound right up my alley. I love MG and YA. Truly Devious and Al Capone would top my list.

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I sure could use a few more Harry Potter books!

Hope you a few more in these series.

I, like you, rarely finish series. When I do read series, it's usually middle grade or YA books.

Here's my Top Ten Tuesday list!

I don't read many series so found this week tough.

I do love Harry Potter though and think that there should be some after school books. The screenplay The Cursed Child could have easily become an excellent novel! We have started reading the series to my son. He has just turned 4 so doesn't quite appreciate it yet, but might as well start him off young!

I've seen A Good Girls Guide to Murder and am curious about that series.

Have a great week!

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Great list! I haven't read of these any except Harry Potter -- and yes, I'd like to see more too! I'm less interested in the timeline of the Cursed Child, would rather just have the original series continue onward after Hogwarts into early adulthood.

I've enjoyed Harry Potter, of course, many times. Yes, I agree with what you said there. I really liked the Truly Devious series and am happy to hear that another is expected. The London Shades series - read it, wish for another. And then there is the Lewis Trilogy - one of my favorites and I'd love, love, love more of Finn McCleod and company. :-)

Not only have I not read any of your series except for the first book in Harry Potter, I haven't even heard of any of the authors let alone the books. Isn't it amazing how many different books there are?

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The Chaos Walking series has always appealed to me.

I tend to finish MG and YA series over any others.

I've only read the Harry Potter books and the first one in the Al Capone series though that one is so fun!

If I'd had a chance to participate in this one, Harry Potter would've definitely made my list. :D

1. Harry Potter is one of the only things that's made me wish I were immortal, or at least could increase my lifespan by a few centuries. I can't even imagine how many creative retellings, side stories, sequels, etc. might happen once it's out of copyright. It's gonna be positively Austen-esque. I know there is already a huge amount of fanfic, but there's so much there as to be genuinely overwhelming. I like the idea of properly edited, novel-length stories (although I'm sure those already exist in fandom, I've not come across any).

But at the same time, I have also pretty much loved, like you, every bit of material Rowling has put out aside from Cursed Child, so in spite of that last bit, so I too dream of mroe properly-published books from the OG source.

2. I'm so happy for you with #2! That's the absolute best feeling, going "I wish..." and then finding out your wish is already being granted. Hopefully one day it happens for her actually-unfinished series, too.

3. I'm surprised I hadn't heard of Bloody Jack, but that does sound fun for when you're in a piratical mood; a shame about the author's death. The Goodreads summary makes it sound like it is brought to a proper end even if it wasn't exactly planned...have you read them all? Is my assumption/hope correct?

Yes, the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling is widely considered to be worth reading. The series has captivated readers of all ages with its imaginative world-building, memorable characters, and compelling storytelling. It's a classic coming-of-age tale that explores themes of friendship, love, sacrifice, and the battle between good and evil. Whether you're a fan of fantasy, adventure, or just great storytelling, the Harry Potter series is definitely worth your time.