A few years ago, I spent most of my savings on The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer (Cinder, Scarlet, Cress, Winter, and Stars Above; I didn’t get Fairest), read them all, and loved them…though I didn’t reread them and sold them some time later.
And what was the first series you spent most of your savings on?
Wingman by Mack Maloney
I believe it was the Shadowhunter series by Cassandra Clare (as a bundle)
Bought a LOTR+The Hobbit box set on eBay for $20 a few months ago. They have the absolute corniest covers I have ever seen. They’re awesome.
Harry Potter
Hard to remember. It may be the whole of Sherlock Holmes when I was a kid of 8 or 9. Foundation also at 9, Dune may have been a little while later.
The Chronicles of Prydain
The Dark Tower, which I immensely regret still.
The Expanse. Such a great series
Twilight Saga
And then a month later my account got hacked and I lost it all. 🤬
Goosebumps books when I was like 7…scholastic book fairs bitches. Also loved tin tin but you couldn’t find certain ones.
The Dark Tower. The first book was the first I ever chose to read. Had been forced to read before, but after the DT books, I became an avid, lifelong reader.
Harry Potter, although one book at a time
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. Best trilogy in five parts.
Sara Douglass novels. Hades’ Daughter series (4 books) and the Wayfarer Redemption series (6 books). Those were probably the first series I collected.
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