Here is a list of my favourite books. Eventually I'll find time to write a proper review of each but, until then, here it is:

Robin Hobb

Farseer Trilogy

• Assassin's Apprentice
• Royal Assassin
• Assassin's Quest

Liveship Traders

• Ship of Magic
• The Mad Ship
• Ship of Destiny

Tawny Man Trilogy

• Fool's Errand
• Golden Fool
• Fool's Fate

J.R.R. Tolkien

The Hobbit

The Lord of the Rings

• The Fellowship of the Ring
• The Two Towers
• The Return of the King

Douglas Adams

Hitchhiker's Guide 'Trilogy'

• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
• Life, the Universe and Everything
• So Long and Thanks for All the Fish
• Mostly Harmless

Terry Pratchett

The Discworld Books (I won’t list them all!)

Sara Douglass

The Axis Trilogy

• Battleaxe
• Enchanter
• Starman

The Wayfarer Redemption

• Sinner
• Pilgrim
• Crusader

Threshold

Beyond the Hanging Wall

The Troy Game

• Hades' Daughter

Cecelia Dart-Thornton

• The Ill-made Mute
• The Lady of the Sorrows
• The Battle of Evernight

Robert Jordan

The Wheel of Time Series

Michael J. Fox

Lucky Man

Fiona McIntosh

Trinity Trilogy

• Betrayal
• Resurrection
• Destiny

Catherine Jinks

• Pagan’s Crusade
• Pagan in Exile
• Pagan’s Vows
• Pagan’s Scribe

Isobelle Carmody

Obernewtyn Chronicles

• Obernewtyn
• The Farseekers
• Ashling
• The Keeping Place

Gregory Norminton

Ship of Fools

Margaret Wells

The Wheel of the Infinite

Jan Siegel

Prospero’s Children

Dragon Charmer

Eoin Colfer

Artemis Fowl

Artemis Fowl- the Arctic Incident

Juliet Marillier

Sevenwaters Trilogy

• Daughter of the Forest
• Son of the Shadows
• Child of the Prophesy

Sarah Zettel

Isavalta Trilogy

• A Sorcerer's Treason
• The Usurper's Crown

Michael de Larrabeiti

The Borrible Trilogy

• The Borribles
• The Borribles Go for Broke
• Across the Dark Metropolis

Borribles are outcasts and runaways; they are skinny, scruffy, quick-witted, and their ears become pointed as soon as they take to the streets- a sign of their independence and intelligence. They dwell in the shadows of London, living by their wits and a few Borrible laws- the chief one being Don't Get Caught! Their greatest enemy is the SBG, the Special Borrible Group- a section of the London police dedicated entirely to finding them and clipping their ears back to a proper shape. For Borribles will live for ever unless their ears are cut... and then there is no way back. And a clipped Borrible is doomed to grow up like any ordinary human into a dull and adventureless adulthood. One night, the Battersea Borribles discover that their territory and way of life are under threat from the Rumbles- their ancient enemy. And that's when an elite corps of Borrible fighters sets out on what will become known in legend as 'The Great Rumble Hunt'. So begins the first of the three epic adventures in Michael de Larrabeiti's classic trilogy, where excitement, violence, low cunning, greed, generosity, treachery and bravery exist side by side. As the proverb says: 'If a Borrible don't look alive, he's very soon dead.'