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I've read The Black Jewels Trilogy. Thought it was pretty good.

I've read her Nightrunner series and the first two books of the Tamir series. My favorite book of hers is The Bone Doll's Twin.

I thought Eragon was a very good YA fantasy book. I didn't like Eldest as well as Eragon though.

I loved The Mists of Avalon. A must-read for fans of Arthurian fiction.

I thought Wicked was quite excellent, I first read it about 10 years ago, and have re-read it a few times since. I did read Son of a Witch some months ago, but wasn't too impressed with it.

I've read a few of his books and have enjoyed them all. I like how he intertwines myth and magic with modern day people.

My opinion on the trilogy...Titus Groan was good, Gormenghast was great, and Titus Alone was not so good. I would consider Gormenghast as being one of my favorite fantasy books, an excellent read with wonderfully twisted characters and an intricate plot.

I've read Mythago Wood. I thought it was alright. It seemed more directed to a male audience though.

The Sevenwaters trilogy is quite good. My favorite is the first book, Daughter of the Forest. I read it because I love fairytale retellings, and this one does a version of the brothers turning into swans.

I've read some of The Wayfarer's Redemption series. I thought they were pretty good.

I tried to read the series, but quit in the middle of book six. I felt like the wrting quality starting going downhill in book five and was even worse with six. I heard that they do get better later on, but I don't think I'm up to wading through the bad to get to the good. With that said, I...

I was disappointed with it. I think because the description sounded so interesting, but when reading it is a tad dull.

The season finale of Big Love is on tonight. That is the only show I have been watching regularly, so I am sad to have nothing to watch now.

I was very disappointed with the movie. In the book, the main character has such a warmth and humor to her that is completely lacking in the movie.

One of the funniest books I have ever read. Definitely a good chick read. :)

This is one of my all time favorite books. I re-read every few years. Each time I find something new in it and something to think about. John Crowley's writing is just beautiful. It will sweep you away. :)

I thought it was an excellent vampire book. It didn't have a dated feel to it either. I think it is a classic that will stand the test of time.

I loved The Hobbit. It brings back so many good memories of reading it. It's what started me into reading fantasy books. :)

This is my least favorite book by Clive Barker, simply because it is so short. I think it would have been much better as a full length novel. The world of the Cenobites is interesting, wish it could have been explored more in the book.

1) How many books have you bought in the past 2 years? a. Fiction: 70 b. Non Fiction: 20 2) On average, how many pages do they contain? I like to buy omnibus versions, so I will say for an average 500 pages. 3) How many books that you did not buy have you read? (Past 2 years) 10