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<blockquote data-quote="mamu" data-source="post: 2664066" data-attributes="member: 464161">I have come to the realization that I haven&#039;t been in love with a series since Harry Potter... and I read those books 3X already. I want a really good series. I have no qualms against long books, just as long as they aren&#039;t written by Stephenie Meyer. Things I DON&#039;T like: books with so much action that there&#039;s little character development; books that involve vampires falling in love; books set in crudely imagined futures with plots stolen from Twilight Zone episodes (*cough Uglies series cough*). What I DO like: A Series of Unfortunate Events; Gothic books (i.e. the Brönte sisters&#039; work); books with dark humor/dry wit; books that pose interesting questions. On the lighter side of things, I also really liked the Gone Series by Michael Grant, so something similar to that would work too. BQ: Is the Clockwork Angel series any good?BQ2: Are there any good fiction books set during World War I?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamu, post: 2664066, member: 464161"] I have come to the realization that I haven't been in love with a series since Harry Potter... and I read those books 3X already. I want a really good series. I have no qualms against long books, just as long as they aren't written by Stephenie Meyer. Things I DON'T like: books with so much action that there's little character development; books that involve vampires falling in love; books set in crudely imagined futures with plots stolen from Twilight Zone episodes (*cough Uglies series cough*). What I DO like: A Series of Unfortunate Events; Gothic books (i.e. the Brönte sisters' work); books with dark humor/dry wit; books that pose interesting questions. On the lighter side of things, I also really liked the Gone Series by Michael Grant, so something similar to that would work too. BQ: Is the Clockwork Angel series any good? BQ2: Are there any good fiction books set during World War I? [/QUOTE]

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