FANTASY BOOK TITLES TIER LIST!

this one is just phenomenal feast for crows in terms of what you've learned in the story so far and everything here these four crows just love it love it love it love it definitely kind of has the matching ominous vibes here that you need for first song of ice and fire

Game of Thrones tells you this is political intrigue I of the world kind of communicates this is a fantasy adventure with grand epic themes or something like that

last argument of Kings so good and the more you think about it the more it's kind of like oh damn like really sets up the story

I love Leviathan wakes as a title and it just matches the book

it's a good record it's a really solid reflection of what happens in the book I think the books good I mean I gave it a pretty positive review it's it's a fun video game paste type book

this one really does a good job within the text of meaning something but on face value if I poked it picked up a book and just read ninth house zero appeal for me and that's it's like I'm not drawn in at all I think the covers gorgeous and I love this book

promise of blood I'm gonna put above the blade itself because I think it's a bit more oomph to it and does still certainly match the story behind it

I love red sister I recommended again and again but the title itself definitely mattered Stormfront I think because of you know the in text meaning

storm front for Dresden Files love this series like this book a lot

this is one that is so much better the further end of the series you get this is a title that grows in meaning which I really enjoy

the blade itself tells you a lot and certainly matches the tone of the story you're about to read

I of the world kind of communicates this is a fantasy adventure with grand epic themes or something like that it tells me there's some real magic going on here to have something called the eye of the world

on face value good title amazing reflection of what the book is cuz it is the story of the Fellowship of the Ring

lies of Locke Lamora is such a phenomenal title I oh and it's it's like weird amount of alliterations that's the gute like the quirky tone of the story that is darker

don't get me wrong I'm not insulting Patrick Rothfuss his prose the guy has some of the best prose in the game no one can deny that but this title it's not this is not elevating for me

it's a spoiler it tells you how something's going to go down and I don't like that if you pay attention in the text you know this is referring to you know it's just basically unveiling something in the plot and I think that's annoying that being said it's a solid title

I really loved sort of kaigan it's so next level for fantasy meaning and like it's it's where I think the genre is going sort of kaigan brilliant

a lot of people reading thousand dork and going ooh what's this about that's got a lot of action and it does have a lot of action so I'm gonna give it credit for that

I think it's a really good one especially how much it reflects the inner text and it's good enough to definitely be in good

don't think I'm reflecting the quality of the book I put Lord of the Rings on my number 1 spot recently for like top fantasy series I loved Lord of the Rings I just find the two towers to be an OK title