YA and Beyond discussion

I'm starting to appreciate series books because on how much depth they put into their characters and world building. What are your top 5 series that you love with more than 5 books (not including novellas)?

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*b*l*u*e*m*o*o*n* wrote: "I'm starting to appreciate series books because on how much depth they put into their characters and world building. What are your top 5 series that you love with more than 5 books (not including n..."

are you couting hoo as part of the pjo series? Cause just pjo is5 books exactly.

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@Bluemoon - Ooh, I like this one! And that's a great list. :) Doesn't The Monstrumologist only have 4 books, though?

@Oda - I assume it's ok to include series with just 5 books? Like maybe it's "5 or more" books? You can correct me if I'm wrong, Bluemoon. :D

Okay my list is pretty similar to Bluemoon's because I haven't read a lot of series with 5+ books, haha. (And it's hard for a series to be that good for that long!)

if we ignore HP and PJO/HOO in favor of other or lesser-mentioned books, this is what I've got:

Ashley *Hufflepuff Kitten* wrote: "if we ignore HP and PJO/HOO in favor of other or lesser-mentioned books, this is what I've got:

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Oh yeah, the Boxcar Children! I was obsessed with those when I was a kid. Although my favorite was always the first one, where they actually lived in the boxcar. :P

ODA: Yes, I am counting the HOO

BRIGID: You're right. wahahaha.... I'll change that