Banshion's Holiday Picks for Sci-Fi and Fantasy Fans
A great book for the more classic-minded fantasy lovers out there. It may not be the edgiest thing out there, but that doesn’t stop it from being a great book.
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A fun read in the vein of action-fantasy. A great book for the 16 year-old that is “too grown” for Young Adult but loves action.
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My friend says it best: “A comedy of manners with fairies, political intrigue, madcap mayhem, and a feisty irrepressible heroine.” Judith knows best.
All the same kick-butt, take-no-crap Lois Lane, but teenage and learning how to channel that into being the best darn investigation journalist ever. This is the sequel to my favorite Young Adult novel of 2015.
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V. E. Schwab follows one of the most exciting books of 2015 with this volume. A novel perfect for watching characters grow in scope and depth.
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One of the most anticipated sequels this year; we have been waiting forever for this one but it was worth the wait! More heroines and more funny. Read The Rook first!
A 2016 sequel and 3rd (or 6th, It’s complicated) book in one of the most interesting series I’ve ever read. Both for Sanderson’s (my favorite author) ability to build impressive worlds and characters, and to write great action and make me laugh.
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Weeks has this oddly uncanny talent to draw me into his stories and this was no exception. And main character, Gavin, has to be one of my favorites ever. (Weeks is yet another awesome author I’ve met in person and is the reason I got the chance to work at Flyleaf Books.)
The 2016 sequel to The Fifth Season (which happens to be the first book the Flyleaf Sci-fi/Fantasy Book Club gave its stamp of approval). A continuation of an amazing story that obliquely and brilliantly alludes to problems in our own world.