r/fantasy's Top 50 Fantasy Books

what I ended up reading in my opinion was one of the most original fantasy books in terms of execution of the concept of having these older gods in modern society

I wasn't a huge fan it just never struck a chord with me I get that for its time it was super original and super big in scope and really no one had tried anything like it before but for me it just never really landed

lawbreaker and Elantra is also very good they were right next to each other they're literally tied which the fact that Brandon Sanderson is frequently on this list enough to tie himself really shows you how prolific he is as an author right now but I'm a big fan of both those books

I'm a huge fan of Redwall and I think it's pretty much as I said before the exact opposite of inheritance cycle in terms of its extremely original a whole lot of character packed into animals -huh and it's just fun like Redwall is so much fun

imbrue soul is a ok brandon sanderson book granted his okay is better than most people's best so it's still definitely worth reading

I love Hitchhiker's Guide to the galaxy I think it's in terms of humor and execution of a ridiculous concept a blast

I think in terms of originality and unique tone and all these things I think the Princess Bride should be much higher

I think more bigger is where Brandon Sanderson if you look at the order of books coming out it's one of his earlier ones and it's where he really started to find his stride in my mind I think he knocked it out of the park