Best-loved book or series? by Vanessa Joyner

The Chain by Adrian McK.

2026-01-16 21:28:17 UTC

I'm currently reading this book again (I stopped halfway last time, and never picked it up since), and I forgot how heartbreaking it is. It's all about continuing the chain, a.k.a continuous kidnapping. It never stops, even when you feel safe, you're never out of the process.

Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas

2026-01-17 19:57:57 UTC

My favorite book series is Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, and specifically Empire of Storms (fifth book). I love fantasy reads, especially with plots that tie in characters and ideas from previous books. This was an incredible read, and one that I would recommend to anyone who loves action and character development!

Eragon

2026-01-19 21:40:42 UTC

One of my favorite series growing up was Eragon. This series provides so much magic and adventure that left me anticipating every chapter. The main hook for me was the dragons as I loved their fantastical nature and involvement in any story. Each volume of Eragon would represent a dragon that you would eventually meet in story.

2026-01-20 20:12:51 UTC

My favorite book is Looking For Alaska a story about a average kid going to camp and meeting a girl. the plot is heart wrenching turn of events. the book takes you through every emotion. John Green writes in a way that makes it seem like its coming from a teenager. I read this book during sr year of high school and i can say i will remember this book for a long time and it is a must read. even though it is banned in every school library that i know of.

The Secret of the Fairies - Thea Stilton

2026-01-21 02:52:10 UTC

Growing up, I always loved reading both the Geronimo Stilton and Thea Stilton series, but my overall favorite was Thea Stilton and the Secret of the Fairies. The story follows Thea and the Thea Sisters as they journey to a magical fairy realm to protect it from danger, blending fantasy, teamwork, and adventure. I was especially drawn to the magic of the story, along with the colorful illustrations and playful fonts that made the book feel immersive and interactive.

Tia Eason

2026-01-22 05:31:09 UTC

I am a book person, but I am more of a movie person, so I chose my favorite of the Star Wars series. The Star Wars movies are very nostalgic for me, and I love the set and costume design behind them. It is a very artistic set of films, and I think that is why I've always loved them. I especially like this version of the movie cover because it shows just enough of the characters and an important enough event that happens to hook a watcher right away. It just takes one look to make you want to watch the movie!

Warriors

2026-01-22 18:44:43 UTC

A book series I’ve grown to love is the Warriors series, being a part of my childhood. The plot follows groups of feral cats divided into “clans” and their development as they experience battles between clans, life and death, and secrets within the clans.

Storm of Steel, B Wallace

2026-01-24 01:21:58 UTC

one of my favorite book covers is the Penguin Classic Editions version of Storm of Steel by Ernst Jünger. It is a memoir and philosophical book discussing WWI and the nature of humans in combat and what it means to find purpose and strength. Unlike its relatively close counterpart, All Quiet on the Western Front, Storm of Steel says that warfare is an integral part of human nature and that it is necessary for growth.

In short, I really like the cover.