Top Fantasy books!

[Nebbie]

I love the Kushiel's Dart series, I'm on book 3 right now. ^^
Xanth is totally awesome. It's much more fantasy than some of Piers's other series. He likes to mix scifi/fantasy.
The Abhorsen trilogy is also a personal fave of mine.  

[Lady Reader]

1: Dead Witch Walking
2: Every Witch Way But Dead
3: The Good, The Bad, And The Undead
4: Charms( all of the above by Kim Harris)
5: Tithe by Holly Black  

[Tarantellatears]

Peter Pan whee

umm...dear peaches this is hard. eek  

[koorimefiregirl]

1) The Novles of Mithgar by Dennis L. McKiernan
2) Symphony of Ages by Elizabeth Hayden
3) Dragon Jouster series by Mercedese Lackey
4) The Saga of Sirkara by Laura Resnick
5) Illumination, The Binder's Road, Triad by Terry McGarry

love each and every one of them and so many more!  

[Shadow-Maria]

1. Tamora Peirce (how on earth am i supposed to pick a SINGLE book from her)
2. Lord of the Rings (yes I have read it)
3. Strands of Starlight (by Gael Baudino)
4. Narnia (all 7)
5. Also Ursula LeGuin is a good author.

Note: This is in no particular order (cept Tamora is my fave author) and was really just whateva i could think up at the time.

They are all good books/authors and i encourage you to read them.  

[godhi]

In no particular order:
arrow Bridge of Birds by Barry Hughart
arrow Black Seas of Infinity by H.P. Lovecraft
arrow The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers
arrow The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett
arrow The Complete Enchanter by L Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt  

[Lady Reader 2]

Basicly, anything by Tamora Pierce, and Kim Harris. blaugh 3nodding  

[Izzy Akira]

1. Enchanted Forest Chronicals. (the fisrt books I ever read and liked....Patricia C. Wrede, I salute you!)
2. The Dark Elf Chronicals (Homeland, Exile, Sojourn)
3. The Vampire Lestat
4. Artemis Fowl (hehe, Fouly rocks...)
5. Heir Apperent
6. Dragons bait
7. Dragons of Autum Twilight and every book after that.
8. Inkheart
9. Eragon
10. The Devide  

[babalonsatene]

1. Dark materials
2. Demonata
3. Inkheart series
4. Eragon/eldest
5. Artemis fowl  

[Candy Quackenbush]

1) Abarat By Clive Barker
2) The Hollow Kingdom By Clare B. Dunkle
3) The Goose Girl/ Anything else By Shannon Hale
4) Claidi Journals By Tanith Lee (read them in middle school, so they're my childhood favs)
5) The Princess Bride By William Goldman  

[godhi]

Candy Quackenbush

1) Abarat By Clive Barker
2) The Hollow Kingdom By Clare B. Dunkle
3) The Goose Girl/ Anything else By Shannon Hale
4) Claidi Journals By Tanith Lee (read them in middle school, so they're my childhood favs)
5) The Princess Bride By William Goldman

A fellow Tanith Lee fan! Have you read any of her fantasy fiction? If not, I highly recommend her collection, Red as Blood: Tales of the Sisters Grimmer as well as the classic novels, Night's Master and Death's Master.
Speaking of women writers, ever read anything by Jo Clayton or P.C. Hodgell?  

[ninja_lord76]

The Childeren of The Lamp series
Eragon/Eldest
ALL THE DAVID EDDINGS BOOKS(THEY ALL ROCK CANT CHOOSE ONE SERIES) xd
the Bartimaeus trilogy
and the Chronicles of Narnia
man that was hard sad  

[Phantasmagoric_001]

1.Warriors(series1&2)
2.Midnighters Trilogy
3.Inheritance Trilogy
4.Artemis fowl series
5.The Sea of Trolls  

[Seth64616]

1)Rachel Morgan series
2)Harry Potter series
3)Inheritance trillogy
4)Dark-Hunter series
5)John Rain series  

[chessiejo]

1. Mythago Wood series by Robert Holdstock
2. The space trilogy by C. S. Lewis
3. Little, Big by John Crowley
4. Elizabeth Scarborough's Maggie Brown books: Song of Sorcery, The Unicorn Creed, The Christening Quest, and Bronwyn's Bane.
5. Charles de Lint's Jack series, including Drink Down the Moon and Jack the Giant Killer.

this assumes everyone has read LOTR and Harry Potter