BookQuest

The epic conclusion to the Wind on Fire Trilogy. A coming of age story that ain't messing around.

The journey continues for Kestrel, Bowman and Mumpo in the second book of the Wind on Fire Trilogy. Darker in tone than The Wind Singer but still bursting with life and humor.

The first book of the acclaimed Wind on Fire Trilogy! There's twin telepathy, giant rolling cities and touching moments between new friends. What could go wrong?

The 2020 winner of the prestigious Hugo Award! A debut novel! A space opera with fascinating naming conventions, murderous plots, and so so so many Sun references! Color me intrigued!

It's got dragons, it's got magic, but it's no stereotypical fantasy romp. This novel is about pain and triumph.

Spectacularly bizarre sci-fi with Orson Scott Card's signature human introspection and moral quandaries... And the main character uses a thin plastic strand as a weapon to cut someone's head off! It's awesome.

Butler's Parable of the Sower has been seeing something a resurgence lately. This gritty, insightful and disturbing apocalyptic story hits so close to home that it feels prophetic at times.

It's an eerie dystopia that makes you want to read more books. I approve.

The tragic tale of Turin Turambar unfolds. There aren't any hobbits smoking pipes in the one, but there's still plenty to love.

The legendary Animorphs series begins! Is it gimmicky garbage or is it something more?