Harry Potter discussion

Adam wrote: "Oh! How old this question is! I am searching for a book, not to replace, but to read after Harry Potter that packs just as much of a punch. I have read i.e. The Chronicles of Narnia, Hunger Games, ..."

You should try out the Lorien legacies. They r amazing. A lot of good plot twist as well.

Read the Lord of the Rings, and the Ranger's Apprentice series. They're both great!

Yea. I read me both. They r indeed good.

Ok. : )

Howls Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones, or any other book by her.
The Giver series
The Wrinkle in Time Series

Howls Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones, or any other book by her.
The Giver series
The Wrinkle in Time Series

Check out The Kingkiller Chronicle. The first one is The Name of the Wind. It's brilliant.

I'm a big fan of Warriors. (The one about cats)

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The rest of the series is AMAZING!!! I'm a big Madeleine L'Engle fan.

The Maze Runner series, Legend series, eye of minds series, matched series and divergent series are cool if you like da hunger games

The Maze Runner series or The Gemma Doyle Trilogy by Libba Bray :)

I think the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas is a great follow series for the Harry Potter series. I've recently picked it up and I haven't loved a series this much since Harry Potter.

the game of thrones book!

To Kill a Mockingbird is my all tim favourite, I would highly recommend it.

read the book savvy then scumble. they are both really good books.
I would also recommend the book the westing game if you like mystery novels

ohh and I forgot tuck everlasting

The Legend series!!!!

james potter but you need ipad ,nook or kindle

For me that was Twilight

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As for other books, I would recommend the His Dark Materials series, which is a bit slower than Harry Potter, but has intriguing characters and a story that is easy to get lost in for hours. The Bartimaeus Trilogy would also be a fun choice, with its chapters alternating between third person and a hilarious first person narrator. Like HP, It starts with a young boy learning magic, but things end up going very differently for him!

Also, assuming you don't mind something that's not exactly YA/childrens's, I would check out The Lies of Lock Lamora by Scott Lynch. It's the start to a pretty fun, thrilling fantasy series that is unfortunately not yet finished, but I think the first book is good enough to stand alone.