Book Suggestions

[Cereniel]

I just wanted to suggest a few books. If anyone has read them please let me know what you think, as they are some of my favs and I would love to discuss them.

Crown Duel/Court Duel by Sherwood Smith
Hollow Kingdom Series by Clare Dunkle (I've only read Hollow Kingdom and Close Kin.)
Castaways of the Flying Dutchman/The Angels Command by Brian Jacques
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (I know, everone knows it! I still wanna talk about it!)
Jane Austen (Emma, P&P, Sense & Sensibility)
Ummmmmm................ I think thats about it..... Lemme know! :D

[EveningStar]

What? No Jane Eyre, no Wuthering Heights? They are the quinticential gothic tales. And how about throwing in Great Expectations?

[glamel]

What? No Jane Eyre, no Wuthering Heights? They are the quinticential gothic tales. And how about throwing in Great Expectations?

love wuthering Heights!
ive read Castaways and Little Women

i suggest "snow queen", for fantasy
and "sybil", its a novel, about a woman who has a multiple personality and yet she doesnt know it.

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

I just wanted to suggest a few books. If anyone has read them please let me know what you think, as they are some of my favs and I would love to discuss them.

Crown Duel/Court Duel by Sherwood Smith
Hollow Kingdom Series by Clare Dunkle (I've only read Hollow Kingdom and Close Kin.)
Castaways of the Flying Dutchman/The Angels Command by Brian Jacques
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (I know, everone knows it! I still wanna talk about it!)
Jane Austen (Emma, P&P, Sense & Sensibility)
Ummmmmm................ I think thats about it..... Lemme know! :D

OMG I love P&P! actually we're watching the A&E version right now!!! LOL! I'm just taking a break from the 5 hours!!! I'm also reading a book about it, too called "Dating Mr. Darcy!" It's really good!

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

Some other really good books are:

Princess Nevermore
LotR Trilogy (DUH)
The Giver
Tuck Everlasting

Please tell me if you've read any of them! For I also would love to talk about them! I love books!

[Kitanna]

The Water is Wide is an excellent book by Pat Conroy, based on a year he spent teaching at a small school. Very, very good, kind of sad, but good.

For a good fantasy book I suggest David Clemens-Davies book The Sight. A fantasy where wolves are not shown in a negative light.

[Cereniel]

What? No Jane Eyre, no Wuthering Heights? They are the quinticential gothic tales. And how about throwing in Great Expectations?
nope, sorry Chakal. I did read Great Expectations once, but it wasn't the real one. It was one of those children's adaptations.

[Cereniel]

love wuthering Heights!
ive read Castaways and Little Women

i suggest "snow queen", for fantasy
and "sybil", its a novel, about a woman who has a multiple personality and yet she doesnt know it.
Thanks! I'll look those up. Maybe we have them at school.....

[Cereniel]

OMG I love P&P! actually we're watching the A&E version right now!!! LOL! I'm just taking a break from the 5 hours!!! I'm also reading a book about it, too called "Dating Mr. Darcy!" It's really good!
LOL! Mr. Darcy is cool! I wanna see the new movie really badly!

[Cereniel]

Some other really good books are:

Princess Nevermore
LotR Trilogy (DUH)
The Giver
Tuck Everlasting

Please tell me if you've read any of them! For I also would love to talk about them! I love books!
I haven't read the first one or the last one. I've read LotR twice, I love it. We had to read the giver in seventh grade. I didn't really care for it.... ::dodges flying objects:: Yipes! Let me rephrase! The book was good, but the ending dissapointed me.

[Cereniel]

The Water is Wide is an excellent book by Pat Conroy, based on a year he spent teaching at a small school. Very, very good, kind of sad, but good.

For a good fantasy book I suggest David Clemens-Davies book The Sight. A fantasy where wolves are not shown in a negative light.
Thanks! I'll look those up too! I love wolves, so I'm glad to see them being treated as good guys! :)

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

LOL! Mr. Darcy is cool! I wanna see the new movie really badly!

I'd suggest the A&E version. I didn't see the newest one yet, but I've heard alot of it from my friends! But the A&E one is exactly like the book! And I like when they are true to the book!!!

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

I haven't read the first one or the last one. I've read LotR twice, I love it. We had to read the giver in seventh grade. I didn't really care for it.... ::dodges flying objects:: Yipes! Let me rephrase! The book was good, but the ending dissapointed me.

Yea that's what my sister thinks! I stayed up to 3am trying to finish it, cause I just couldn't put it down! It made my cry though, mor like ball! It was just so sad, all of the books I have listed made me cry! What can I say I'm just a drama queen!

[slideyfoot]

If you want fantasy, then I would suggest Gene Wolfe’s Book of the New Sun, Piers Anthony’s Xanth series, and numerous authors - Guy Gavriel Kay, Anne McCaffrey (Pern), Marion Zimmer Bradley (Darkover), Mercedes Lackey, Katherine Kerr, Freda Warrington, Robert E. Howard (Conan), Melanie Rawn, Ursula LeGuin (Left Hand of Darkness in particular is excellent), David Eddings and Raymond E. Feist among many others, and possibly Michael Moorcock (he tends to get a little purple for my tastes, though still enjoyable). Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is one I assume most people on here have read, but if not, then thats another enjoyable option.

In more literary realms, the obvious choices are Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace, Joseph Heller’s Catch 22, George Orwell’s 1984, Zola’s Germinal, Stendhal’s Scarlet and Black, various by Dickens (such as the aforementioned Great Expectations), Angela Carter's The Magic Toyshop, Terry Pratchett's Mort, Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queen, Thomas Malory's Morte D’Arthur, and well-known classics like Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Homer’s (though there is still academic debate whether or not he existed) The Iliad and The Odyssey, Virgil’s The Aeneid and Dante’s Inferno from The Divine Comedy (I don’t like Paradiso or Purgatorio much, as Dante got too preachy for me then, though to be fair that is rather the point). At least, that will do for a start. :)

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

Actually, I'm homeschool and I'm taking a extra class at a co-op that's called "Ancient Literature" and we are using Shakespear, King Auther, The Lord of the Rings, The Illiad, The Odessey, Beuwolf and many others! It's really fun! It's challenging! But I enjoy a good challenge! It's very interesting! So I love fantasy! I am getting to read "Ink Heart" I don't know if any of you have read it, butI would like to know if it is good!! Thanks!
Lady Leawyn :)

[Kitanna]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Dirk Gently's Holistic Dectective Agency by Douglas Adams
Two of the greatest humor series ever written.

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Dirk Gently's Holistic Dectective Agency by Douglas Adams
Two of the greatest humor series ever written.

I've heard alot of people say good things about the first one. It sounds really good. But I've never heard of the second one! :confused:

[Kitanna]

I meant to add this one before as a funny book, but it totally blew my mind. Naked Pictures of Famous People by Jon Stewart, one of the funniest books I have ever read.

[Cereniel]

If you want fantasy, then I would suggest Gene Wolfe’s Book of the New Sun, Piers Anthony’s Xanth series, and numerous authors - Guy Gavriel Kay, Anne McCaffrey (Pern), Marion Zimmer Bradley (Darkover), Mercedes Lackey, Katherine Kerr, Freda Warrington, Robert E. Howard (Conan), Melanie Rawn, Ursula LeGuin (Left Hand of Darkness in particular is excellent), David Eddings and Raymond E. Feist among many others, and possibly Michael Moorcock (he tends to get a little purple for my tastes, though still enjoyable). Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is one I assume most people on here have read, but if not, then thats another enjoyable option.

In more literary realms, the obvious choices are Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace, Joseph Heller’s Catch 22, George Orwell’s 1984, Zola’s Germinal, Stendhal’s Scarlet and Black, various by Dickens (such as the aforementioned Great Expectations), Angela Carter's The Magic Toyshop, Terry Pratchett's Mort, Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queen, Thomas Malory's Morte D’Arthur, and well-known classics like Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Homer’s (though there is still academic debate whether or not he existed) The Iliad and The Odyssey, Virgil’s The Aeneid and Dante’s Inferno from The Divine Comedy (I don’t like Paradiso or Purgatorio much, as Dante got too preachy for me then, though to be fair that is rather the point). At least, that will do for a start. :)
Wow......Thats alot of books! Yay, books books books!
I LOVE fantasy! I've read some of Xanth (little too risque for me), some of Pern, and some of LeGruin's work (Wizard of Earthsea and another I can't recall. The one where the Priestess girl and the wizard are trying to escapet through the catacombs.) I'm not sure what you mean by things getting purple.
I recognise alot of these titles in the second paragraph. Esp. Mort D'Arthur and The Faerie Queen. Many of them are on my list of "read these you ignoramus!" books. One I didn't see that I have read and think should be there is The Once and Future King by TH White. Very good book.... I've read portions of Illiad and Odessy, what was in our Lit books. My Best friend had to read The Divine Comedy for school. I really do intend to start reading all the old books like this. someday......

[Cereniel]

Actually, I'm homeschool and I'm taking a extra class at a co-op that's called "Ancient Literature" and we are using Shakespear, King Auther, The Lord of the Rings, The Illiad, The Odessey, Beuwolf and many others! It's really fun! It's challenging! But I enjoy a good challenge! It's very interesting! So I love fantasy! I am getting to read "Ink Heart" I don't know if any of you have read it, butI would like to know if it is good!! Thanks!
Lady Leawyn :)
I own a hardback of Inkheart. It's very good. There is a sequel, I think it's called somthingother tounge? Not sure.

[Cereniel]

I meant to add this one before as a funny book, but it totally blew my mind. Naked Pictures of Famous People by Jon Stewart, one of the funniest books I have ever read.
Sounds slightly frightening.... ;)

[slideyfoot]

Wow......Thats alot of books! Yay, books books books!

I read a lot of them during my undergraduate degree, though I was geeky enough to read some of them purely out of pleasure - Mort D'Arthur and The Faerie Queen, for example, might well be books you'd enjoy if you liked Narnia (I imagine Lewis, considering his academic area, had the former vaguely in mind whilst writing). I'd concur with the TH White (though I must admit, I only read the first one , and a couple of extracts of the latter for essays :) ), and I'd add an American - Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court. In the final year of my BA, I did a module on Arthurian literature, and Twain's book was probably the most enjoyable text out of all of them.

Recently, I've been dipping into the Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman collaboration from about 15 years ago, Good Omens, which from what I've read so far, I'd also definitely recommend.

You find Xanth risque? Interesting - that never occurred to me, and I've been reading them since I was about 12, I think. Maybe I just didn't notice it at the time... :p

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

Wow......Thats alot of books! Yay, books books books!
I LOVE fantasy! I've read some of Xanth (little too risque for me), some of Pern, and some of LeGruin's work (Wizard of Earthsea and another I can't recall. The one where the Priestess girl and the wizard are trying to escapet through the catacombs.) I'm not sure what you mean by things getting purple.
I recognise alot of these titles in the second paragraph. Esp. Mort D'Arthur and The Faerie Queen. Many of them are on my list of "read these you ignoramus!" books. One I didn't see that I have read and think should be there is The Once and Future King by TH White. Very good book.... I've read portions of Illiad and Odessy, what was in our Lit books. My Best friend had to read The Divine Comedy for school. I really do intend to start reading all the old books like this. someday......

If you like those, you should read "Bewulf" It's an amazing book!

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

I own a hardback of Inkheart. It's very good. There is a sequel, I think it's called somthingother tounge? Not sure.

Thanks!!! :)

[Cereniel]

LOL! I made a list of all the books an authors people have suggested. So far I have 35 (books and authors) and will add more as people suggest them. If anybody wants it, I can e-mail it to you.

[slideyfoot]

If you haven't checked it out already, I would highly recommend the Project Gutenberg (http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/) site. Lots of full-text classics available for download, if you don't mind reading off a screen. Bartleby (http://www.bartleby.com/) is another one - these sites have been a great help throughout my studies. :D

[Cereniel]

If you haven't checked it out already, I would highly recommend the Project Gutenberg (http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/) site. Lots of full-text classics available for download, if you don't mind reading off a screen. Bartleby (http://www.bartleby.com/) is another one - these sites have been a great help throughout my studies. :D
Thanks slideyfoot! I'll check it out for titles to look up, but reading alot on the computer hurts my eyes. :(

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

LOL! I made a list of all the books an authors people have suggested. So far I have 35 (books and authors) and will add more as people suggest them. If anybody wants it, I can e-mail it to you.

I'll take it!!! :) I always like hearing other's opions, even if I don't egree with them!

[Cereniel]

I read a lot of them during my undergraduate degree, though I was geeky enough to read some of them purely out of pleasure - Mort D'Arthur and The Faerie Queen, for example, might well be books you'd enjoy if you liked Narnia (I imagine Lewis, considering his academic area, had the former vaguely in mind whilst writing). I'd concur with the TH White (though I must admit, I only read the first one , and a couple of extracts of the latter for essays :) ), and I'd add an American - Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court. In the final year of my BA, I did a module on Arthurian literature, and Twain's book was probably the most enjoyable text out of all of them.

Recently, I've been dipping into the Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman collaboration from about 15 years ago, Good Omens, which from what I've read so far, I'd also definitely recommend.

You find Xanth risque? Interesting - that never occurred to me, and I've been reading them since I was about 12, I think. Maybe I just didn't notice it at the time... :p
I read Xanth at about that age too. I only read one though. Castle Roogna I think it was called?....

[Cereniel]

If you like those, you should read "Bewulf" It's an amazing book!
I've been meaning to.... See, I heard tell that they were making a movie of it starring Gerard Butler ,*swoon*, and I always like to read a book before I see the movie. Makes it more enjoyable. You'll forgive me if I admit that, though I do want to read it for academic and enjoyment reasons, the driving force is my desire to see Gerard Butler in period dress. ;)

[Cereniel]

I'll take it!!! :) I always like hearing other's opions, even if I don't egree with them!
it won't letme copy and paste the book list to a pm, so if you want to pm me your e-mail, i'll send it to ya! :)

[ChildOfAslan7]

Some other really good books are:

Princess Nevermore
LotR Trilogy (DUH)
The Giver
Tuck Everlasting

Please tell me if you've read any of them! For I also would love to talk about them! I love books!

I've read and finished all except LotR. i know, it's hard to believe. I actually like Tolkein's writing and am trying to get myself through the trilogy and the hobbit. heehee, i have Princess Nevermore and Tuck Everlasting. I really liked the Giver. Very interesting. I heard that they were making it into a movie. not sure about that info though......

[narniarox]

i have a huge list
the frog princess
dragon's breath
once upon a curse ................... E. D. Baker
East................... edith pattou
the blue sword
the hero's crown
beauty
rose daughter.............. robin mckinley
the ropemaker............peter dickinson
tamsin............. peter s beagle
eragon ............ christopher paolini

and that is just a few!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By the way i think pride and prejudice is soooo good

[ChildOfAslan7]

i liked Beauty. and i also liked that other one by Robin McKinley...ummmmmmmm, can't think of the name right now.........

later, maybe

[Kitanna]

Siddharta by Herman Hesse is an excellent read.

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

I've read and finished all except LotR. i know, it's hard to believe. I actually like Tolkein's writing and am trying to get myself through the trilogy and the hobbit. heehee, i have Princess Nevermore and Tuck Everlasting. I really liked the Giver. Very interesting. I heard that they were making it into a movie. not sure about that info though......

I didn't know that! I also have a book to add to the list! 'Inkheart' is the title!!! It's an amazing book, I just started it on Tuesday, and I'm 1/2 way finished, and it's 550! That's fast for me!!!! New Line is making Inkheart into a movie!!

[the Large Voice]

I just wanted to suggest a few books. If anyone has read them please let me know what you think, as they are some of my favs and I would love to discuss them.

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (I know, everone knows it! I still wanna talk about it!)
Jane Austen (Emma, P&P, Sense & Sensibility)
Ummmmmm................ I think thats about it..... Lemme know! :D

I love Pride and Prejudice! And the Greer Garson classic film, the A&E 5 hour long video series, and I have yet to watch the new one w/ Keira Knightley...

Here are some other L.M.Alcott books that I own and enjoy:
Eight Cousins & Rose In Bloom (they go together)
Jack and Jill
Little Men (sequel to Little Women)
Jo's Boys (?final sequel to Little Men)
Under the Lilacs
and I don't own it, but I think there's a book called The Inheritance - I've seen the movie version, and it's quite good...

[Eressea]

your homeschooled, elvessprincessgreenleaf? me too... what grade?
hey, ill totally take that list if u can give it to me...
yea, robin mckinly is good... i could say that about lots... but the comp is flippin out on me right now, so i g2 keep it short...
cereniel, u remind me of someone i know... hm..
what? jane eyre is like the best of all those books by bronte and all.. hm.. the scarlet letter was awful, i thoght... the scarlet pimpernel on the other hand s awsome... oh.. wow... i can tell im tired... can usually rattle off a bllion good books... cant think now... oh, if u like cryng, read the bridge to terabithia.. oh... bone is good.. ... speaking of books by alcott, the old fashoned girl was good.....

[Kitanna]

Schindler's List by Thomas Keneally
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
Animal Farm by George Orwell

[Cereniel]

i have a huge list
the frog princess
dragon's breath
once upon a curse ................... E. D. Baker
East................... edith pattou
the blue sword
the hero's crown
beauty
rose daughter.............. robin mckinley
the ropemaker............peter dickinson
tamsin............. peter s beagle
eragon ............ christopher paolini

and that is just a few!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By the way i think pride and prejudice is soooo good
i love some of those books!
East................... edith pattou
the blue sword
the hero's crown
beauty
rose daughter.............. robin mckinley

i like robin mckinley's style of writing. have you ever read spindle's end? and yes, east was wonderful.

[Cereniel]

I didn't know that! I also have a book to add to the list! 'Inkheart' is the title!!! It's an amazing book, I just started it on Tuesday, and I'm 1/2 way finished, and it's 550! That's fast for me!!!! New Line is making Inkheart into a movie!!
we just got the inkheart sequel in our school library. it's called inkspell, i don't know where i came up with tounge erlier,lol.

[Cereniel]

I love Pride and Prejudice! And the Greer Garson classic film, the A&E 5 hour long video series, and I have yet to watch the new one w/ Keira Knightley...

Here are some other L.M.Alcott books that I own and enjoy:
Eight Cousins & Rose In Bloom (they go together)
Jack and Jill
Little Men (sequel to Little Women)
Jo's Boys (?final sequel to Little Men)
Under the Lilacs
and I don't own it, but I think there's a book called The Inheritance - I've seen the movie version, and it's quite good...
i've read little men and eight cousins. didn't know there was a sequel. yay!

[Cereniel]

your homeschooled, elvessprincessgreenleaf? me too... what grade?
hey, ill totally take that list if u can give it to me...
yea, robin mckinly is good... i could say that about lots... but the comp is flippin out on me right now, so i g2 keep it short...
cereniel, u remind me of someone i know... hm..
what? jane eyre is like the best of all those books by bronte and all.. hm.. the scarlet letter was awful, i thoght... the scarlet pimpernel on the other hand s awsome... oh.. wow... i can tell im tired... can usually rattle off a bllion good books... cant think now... oh, if u like cryng, read the bridge to terabithia.. oh... bone is good.. ... speaking of books by alcott, the old fashoned girl was good.....
i liked the scarlet letter okay... bridge to terebinthia was so sad! have you ever read say goodnight, gracie? it was sad too....

[Eressea]

no i havent, ill look into it... i kinda like sad stories... t.b.t.t. made me cry buckets (but part of that might have been cause it was like 3 in the morning..)
by the way, are u still maing a list of the books mentioned, and could i have a copy?

[Kitanna]

Siddharta by Herman Hesse, oh it is so good!

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

we just got the inkheart sequel in our school library. it's called inkspell, i don't know where i came up with tounge erlier,lol.
Yeah I know I just started it! I hate the first chapter It so sad!!!!!

[Cereniel]

no i havent, ill look into it... i kinda like sad stories... t.b.t.t. made me cry buckets (but part of that might have been cause it was like 3 in the morning..)
by the way, are u still maing a list of the books mentioned, and could i have a copy?
i mail it to ya, sure! i haven't updated it with all the new books people have put in, but there are still a good many on here.

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

I have to add Inkspell and Among the Hidden!!!

[Knight Aaron of Narnia]

I loved the Inkheart Series,
Can't wait for book 3!
Eragon is also good,
I'm on order at the library for Eldest.
Try The Various by Steve AuGarde,
and The Shamer's Daughter by Lene Kaaberbol.
Right now I'm reading Lord of Snow and Shadow.

[♣Teh Deviant♣]

I loved the Inkheart Series,
Can't wait for book 3!
Eragon is also good,
I'm on order at the library for Eldest.
Try The Various by Steve AuGarde,
and The Shamer's Daughter by Lene Kaaberbol.
Right now I'm reading Lord of Snow and Shadow.

Oh, I LOVED the Inkheart series!!!! Well, I only read the first book, but I never knew there were going to be more!! :eek:
GET THE KEYS START THE CAR A-----oh. :o its Midnight, I cant go to the bookstore.......

Sofia

[onlymystory]

I think the Song of the Lioness Quartet by Tamora Pierce is pretty good.
Dracula--Bram Stoker
Emily of New Moon, Emily Climbs, Emily's Quest--LM Montgomery
Northanger Abbey--Jane Austen
Wicked
The Tower of Geburah--John White
and of course anything by Agatha Christie. i haven't been able to stump her yet.

[Elvess_Leawyn_Greenleaf]

If you like sad (i mean really sad) try "The Shadow Children" series!

[ChildOfAslan7]

and of course anything by Agatha Christie. i haven't been able to stump her yet.

i've only read 'And Then There Were None" and it was really good. i'm sure i'll be reading more of Agatha Christie's work in the future. She's really good at what she does. :)

[EveningStar]

Have any of you heard of C.S. Lewis? He wrote a series of books called The Chronicles of Narnia which you may find interesting. :rolleyes:

[onlymystory]

agatha christie is phenomenal. and yeah, chakal i've heard something about that guy. not much though. apparently there are some strange people who are huge fans of his. and i heard something about this movie coming out of one of his books. doesn't really sound like something i'd be interested in.

[ChildOfAslan7]

Have any of you heard of C.S. Lewis? He wrote a series of books called The Chronicles of Narnia which you may find interesting. :rolleyes:

heehee, hm.......who is this C. S. Lewis you're talking about? I don't think I've ever heard of him before..... :rolleyes: ;)

[Rhyanidd]

Have any of you heard of C.S. Lewis? He wrote a series of books called The Chronicles of Narnia which you may find interesting.


heehee, hm.......who is this C. S. Lewis you're talking about? I don't think I've ever heard of him before.....


Yeah I dont think I have ever heard of him either....anybody else heard of him...*resounding NO* thats what I thought

anyway I dont know if these were recomended earlier, I didn't go through and read the whole thing, but.....

Dragonsong by Anne McCaffery is awesome, I started reading it a while ago, but got bored, and when I had to read it I was dreading it because I didn't think I would be able to get through it in the time I needed, but It was so intresting I couldn't put it down, in fact nothing I rememberd was in the book, it was really very strange.

Gail Carson Levine is also very good, she is an awesome writer, I have read all of her books except Dave at Night, and the only one I have been dissapointed in, was 'The Wish' (dont read it, it was like boring, and well all the girl thought about was being popular and getting a b/f!) But Gail wrote, 'Ella Enchanted' 'The Princess Tales' which you can get in 2 volumes or seperatly, and the storys are 'Cinderellis and the glass hill' 'For Biddles Sake' The Fairys Return' 'Princess Sanora and the Long Sleep' 'The Fairys Mistake' and 'Princess Test'

anyway these are really good books!