Top 100 Fantasy Books of All-Time (#80-#71)

this is one of my favorite writera books... I think this first book was the best of the bunch it's just such a fun story.

this is one of my favorite ones because this is where the world really starts to expand... it's addicting it's addicting in the way that like World of Warcraft is where you just can't put it down.

one of the books in the slog is like my week my least favorite of the series Crossroads of I think it's Crossroads of Twilight but it's still a good story.

I am obsessed with this book and I'm blown away because I really didn't think I was going to enjoy it... I was blown away within the first few pages because of how well these characters have been written and how good the writing quality is it's mind-blowing.

the story just continues to impress here it goes further you start really realizing what this Trilogy is actually about... even though this book does have some middle book syndrome you're so interested in how that last story is going to pick up... I loved it more than the first book in the trilogy.

you read Robin Hobb because of her characters and her prose specifically the characters I don't think there's ever been a fantasy writer that has ever written better characters than Robin Hobb has... for it to show up in my top hundred you gotta check it out.

it does a lot of things that I love you know it's got a mage school that's where the heart of the story takes place... the writing quality is not incredible the characters aren't incredible but the world is the plot is and I think there's so much that people would find good about this book that you should really give it a chance.

the ending of the black company is one of my most cherished endings to a fantasy story of all time... I love the direction that this went and the way that the story wrapped up.

oh my gosh more people need to read the powder Mage it's one of the most underrated fantasy trilogies of all time in my opinion... this second book is better than the first book in every conceivable way.

the slog is a lie it is not a slog it's it's a wonderful series... this book path of daggers is wonderful.

I ate this book up in like a day and I'll always remember it for you know how well I was intrigued by these fights and I don't know that I've ever read a book with better fight sequences than I did in uncrowned.