Top 100 Fantasy Books of All-Time (#70-#61)

I love Realm of the elderlings because the characters and the writing quality are you know six out of five on a grading scale if I gave a six out of five that's what they would be

I really loved the ending of this book every cradle book kind of ends with a big fight and this one was larger than life it was huge it was powerful the imagery is just seared into my brain

this is a wonderful journey into the founding of the Malaysian Empire it's not so much just about these two guys but it talks about how it started and why it started and a lot of the main characters that exist in the series show up here and it's really fun to read about them

in this one I was constantly smiling constantly giggling it's not like as laugh out loud funny as some of the other Discworld books but it's probably in the upper half of funny for Discworld books but I thought the plot was so well done

this book is so funny this is essentially a project book clearly this author loves Pratchett because they wrote a satire fantasy book that had a deeper thought into it and it's just so well done

it's a character book it's an emotional roller coaster where you come to love the characters that are involved here and what makes them so real

I love the banter between the cast of characters here because they love each other they hate each other and they're there for each other

this one it finally started to turn into its own thing and Robert Jordan's Vision started to get realized and you know the world started to expand and you started getting that really Grand World building that I have come to really cherish from The Wheel of Time

this is where my love affair for John Gwen began I read this book and was just blown away by what I just read

I was shocked and odd about how good this book is it's like the best parts of Wheel of Time and cradle combined into something truly special