I loved doing this #seriesreadathon back in the beginning of the year. Looking for some suggestions for mores series that I can knockout in a weekend. Childhood rereads, ya, adults, etc. I‘m good with any and all suggestions.
Some that I‘m considering:
Percy Jackson (still only read the first one)
Small Spaces (only read the first)
Wayward Children (read and adored all of them)
Pretty Little Liars (not sure how many I‘ve read)
Clwojick Stalking Jack the Ripper ( haven‘t read any of them) 3y
Clwojick Confessions of Georgia Nicholson (classics from childhood) 3y
Scochrane26 I love Percy Jackson as well as the 2nd series with him—Heroes of Olympus. Both series are great on audio. 3y
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flamingolucifer Which character would you say you enjoyed about reading the most? (Other than the mainstream ones) 3y
kplovesbooks If you haven't read the How To Train Your Dragon series. Or also Secrets Of Dripping Fang. Both are excellently corny and enjoyable, fast reading. 3y
Clwojick @kplovesbooks Oh my gosh! I didn‘t know there were How to Train Your Dragon books! 3y
LiteraryinPA Do you do graphic novels? I loooove Giant Days, about a group of friends going to university. 3y
kplovesbooks @Clwojick Girl. Yes!! And IMHO, soooo much better than the movie!! 3y
LiteraryinPA I also loved James Ponti‘s trilogy Framed (middle grade) and Maureen Johnson‘s Truly Devious series (young adult). 💗💗💗 3y
thereadingpal Percy Jackson! And the other series by Rick Riordan 3y
RebL The Pandava Quintet is a smart, funny MG series that incorporates Indian mythology.![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
Aru Shah and the End of Time: A Pandava Novel 3y
Aru Shah and the End of Time: A Pandava NovelPageShifter John Gwynne‘s The Faithful and the Fallen is an amazing series. Starts with this tagged bookMalice 3y
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