I know the cover looks scary, but it’s actually very funny and cute story about how Death and his grand daughter save Christmas because Santa Clause is missing. The only one who can stand in for a belief figure is another belief figure.
No gore, no scary stuff, and just a lot of interesting human observation from a fellow who has to deal with us in the end.
The two books that I always remember vividly are ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ and ‘1984.’
I read infrequently though, I forgot how enjoyable reading really is.
Robin Hood. One of my favorite books as a kid. Yeah, it was really sad when he died. In my book, the evil lady ‘bled’ him under the pretense of ‘curing’ him Little John found him. He was weak and dying and it was too late to save him. Little John propped him up and put a bow in his hand. Robin Hood helped Robin Hood shoot one last arrow out the window of where he was and Little John buried him where the arrow landed.
I just finished The Soulkeepers trilogy. AWESOME fantasy series about a young man who inherits magical powers to combat fallen angels. There’s a great suspenseful plot, a love story, all kinds of spiritual icons, and a fantastic story of survival.
The books were about $3 each on iBook for iPhone. Definitely worth it!!! I read all 3 from my phone.
Probably always - Lord of the Rings. I refuse to see the movie. Another fantasy - Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever. Those are the only two fantasies I have likes. Though I haven’t read newer ones. I lost my ability to read a long time ago.