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Can someone recommend a good science fiction or fantasy book?


it has to be at least 300 pages long, and it has to be one which hasn’t been adapted to a movie.
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9 Responses to “Can someone recommend a good science fiction or fantasy book?”

  1. Clifford H Says:

    The Host- Stephenie Meyer

    Pretty much science fiction, some fantasy and romance as well. About 650 pages long. Very good book!

  2. Cian W Says:

    Greg Bear’s “Eon”. Its over 300 pages and has not been made into a movie. Its a science fiction book dealing with a large round asteroid that approaches earth.

  3. wafua2003 Says:

    Try a Terry Pratchett, and not his early stuff. Mort is a screenplay. Reaperman or anything later.

  4. Lia? Says:

    Skinned by Robbin Wasserman
    Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
    Evermore by Alyson Noel
    So Yesterday by Scott Westerfeld
    Marked by P.C Cast and Kristin Cast
    Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead
    Wake by Lisa McMann
    Maximum Ride by James Patterson
    Wondrous Strange by Lesley Livingston
    Need by Carrie Jones
    The Devouring by Simon Holt
    Frozen Fire by Tim Bowler
    The Host by Stephanie Meyer

    xoxo Lia

  5. kanther.dimitri Says:

    The Host– Stephenie Meyer

  6. Amanda Says:

    The caretaker trilogy is a new series of books and each book is about 300 pages long. They are sci-fi books. If that does not work you can try any of the star trek books which are great

  7. Sarah Says:

    City of Bones by Cassandra Clare

  8. Just Some Person Says:

    As far as I know, there are no movies.

    Fantasy:
    Ghosts In The Snow, by Tamara Siler Jones (forensic fantasy)
    Dhampir, by Barb and JC Hendee (a good vampire book, not the ridiculous Twilight stuff)
    Anansi Boys, by Neil Gaiman (Stardust sucks, so this is not some cheesy excuse for a book)

    Science Fiction:
    Idlewild, by Nick Sagan (end of the world, virtual reality, etc)

  9. jeff r Says:

    gateway by frederik pohl

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