answers1:Seventh Tower by Garth NixRedwall by Brian JacquesMediator
series by Meg CabotThe World of Lupi series by Eileen WilksMagic
Bleeds by Ilona AndrewsLost Truth by Dawn CookThe Last Herald-Mage:
Magic's Pawn by Mercedes LackeyEnchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia
C. WredeHowl's Moving CastleWolf Tower by Tanith LeeThe Seer and the
SwordCastle in the Air...Show more
answers2:Anne McCafferyJim ButcherRobin Hobb
answers3:To see where a number of more recent authors have borrowed
ideas you should give Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising sequence a
read. A short easy read but still excellent. Kylie Chan, gets a bit
repetitive and overly cutesy at times but still very good. Wizard of
the Pigeons by Megan Lindholm is hard to get but a great mix of
fantasy and reality before she went more mainstream as Robin Hobb. You
might also like Dave Duncan's A Rose Red City which blends reality,
magic and mythology. Sheri S Tepper's The True Game and Roger
Zelazney's awesome Lord of Light mix fantasy and sci-fi and are both
well worth a look. Good Reading...Show more
answers4:Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins. It's about female
heroes so they are similar.
answers5:Kristen Cashore's booksMercedy's lackings booksShanon Hale's
booksCinda Williams ChimaThey all have the same kind of them warrior,
medievel feeling....Show more
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