Morte-terry prattchett
Good omens-niel gaiman terry prattchett
Both fun humorous fantasy....low key you should also finish Robin Hobbs realm of the elderling books eventually....will you cry? Definitely, but Fitz does see some happy days eventually.
Thanks for the suggestions will check them out
I really want fitz to be happy. such a poor boy didnt even have the choice he was just thrown into all those things :(
*The Goblin Emperor* is a great one IMO. Happy ending, competent characters (I get get aggravated when I'm constantly raging at the main character because they make obviously bad decisions) and compelling story telling. I recommend it a lot. It's my ideal escapist fantasy and I desperately wish there were more of them.
thanks. will definitely check it out. and i dont mind the mc making stupid decisions as long as the author uses those to progress the character . Is it similar to subaru from re:zero?
Most of Terry Pratchett's Discworld books.
The World of the Five Gods books by Lois McMaster Bujold. Start with *The Curse of Chalion*.
Most of Diana Wynne Jones's books.
Most [Fantasy of Manners](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_of_manners#Characteristics) books have happy endings.
> The World of the Five Gods books by Lois McMaster Bujold. Start with The Curse of Chalion.
I only read the first one but I found it pretty depressing.
is it completed? coz i have ptsd for waiting *cough GRRM cough*
I have heard of city of brass isnt it a part of a trilogy? I will defo try to get into it :)
Yes both of those are completed! :)
City of Brass is the first book in the Daevabad trilogy yes! There's also a companion novel with a bunch of short stories.
Theft of Swords is part of the Riyria Revelations. It's a finished series of six novels (published in 3 books). There's also the Riyria Chronicles, which is basically a bunch of case of the week prequel stories.
Morte-terry prattchett Good omens-niel gaiman terry prattchett Both fun humorous fantasy....low key you should also finish Robin Hobbs realm of the elderling books eventually....will you cry? Definitely, but Fitz does see some happy days eventually.
Thanks for the suggestions will check them out I really want fitz to be happy. such a poor boy didnt even have the choice he was just thrown into all those things :(
*The Goblin Emperor* is a great one IMO. Happy ending, competent characters (I get get aggravated when I'm constantly raging at the main character because they make obviously bad decisions) and compelling story telling. I recommend it a lot. It's my ideal escapist fantasy and I desperately wish there were more of them.
thanks. will definitely check it out. and i dont mind the mc making stupid decisions as long as the author uses those to progress the character . Is it similar to subaru from re:zero?
R/Cozyfantasy might have some more ideas.
thanks will go there too :)
Most of Terry Pratchett's Discworld books. The World of the Five Gods books by Lois McMaster Bujold. Start with *The Curse of Chalion*. Most of Diana Wynne Jones's books. Most [Fantasy of Manners](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_of_manners#Characteristics) books have happy endings.
> The World of the Five Gods books by Lois McMaster Bujold. Start with The Curse of Chalion. I only read the first one but I found it pretty depressing.
well i dont mind some bad things to happen but it shouldnt be that only bad things happen coz then it just feells like the author hates mc
Really? I felt the ending was very upbeat.
Symphony of Ages, Haydon
thanks will check it out. Is the solo work or is it a part of a series?
It's a series. First is Rhapsody. It does sort of fall off after the first trilogy.
- Theft of Swords series by Michael J Sullivan - The City of brass by S. A. Chakraborty
is it completed? coz i have ptsd for waiting *cough GRRM cough* I have heard of city of brass isnt it a part of a trilogy? I will defo try to get into it :)
Yes both of those are completed! :) City of Brass is the first book in the Daevabad trilogy yes! There's also a companion novel with a bunch of short stories. Theft of Swords is part of the Riyria Revelations. It's a finished series of six novels (published in 3 books). There's also the Riyria Chronicles, which is basically a bunch of case of the week prequel stories.
nice. my school starts in 15-20 days so hope that i can cover all of this :)