The Empyrean — Rebecca Yarros (3 volumes) : A school for dragon riders, a burning rivalry… The romantasy that set readers on fire.
A Court of Thorns and Roses — Sarah J. Maas (5 volumes) : Feyre, a human huntress, swept into the dangerous, bewitching world of the Fae.
The Folk of the Air — Holly Black (3 volumes) : Jude, a mortal at the Faerie court, willing to do anything to earn her place.
Harry Potter — J.K. Rowling (7 volumes) : Hogwarts, magic and friendship: the series that got a whole generation reading.
The Mirror Visitor Quartet — Christelle Dabos (4 volumes) : Ophelia walks through mirrors and reads the past of objects. A rich French universe.
The Hunger Games — Suzanne Collins (5 volumes) : Katniss volunteers for a televised game where only one will survive.
A Song of Ice and Fire — George R. R. Martin (5 volumes) : Plots, betrayals and dragons for control of the Seven Kingdoms.
The Lord of the Rings — J.R.R. Tolkien (3 volumes) : Frodo’s quest to destroy the One Ring. The monument of fantasy.
Twilight — Stephenie Meyer (5 volumes) : Bella, Edward and a rainy little town full of secrets.
Dune — Frank Herbert (6 volumes) : Arrakis, the Spice and the fate of Paul Atreides. The landmark of science fiction.
Percy Jackson — Rick Riordan (7 volumes) : Son of Poseidon, Percy discovers the Greek gods are alive and well… and not always easy to deal with.
Crescent City — Sarah J. Maas (3 volumes) : Bryce, half-human, half-Fae, investigates in a modern city full of angels, shifters and demons.
Divergent — Veronica Roth (4 volumes) : In a Chicago split into factions, Tris discovers she doesn’t fit into any box.
The Maze Runner — James Dashner (5 volumes) : Thomas wakes up with no memories in the heart of a giant maze no one has ever escaped.
The Witcher — Andrzej Sapkowski (9 volumes) : Geralt of Rivia, monster hunter, and Ciri, the child of prophecy.
The Heroes of Olympus — Rick Riordan (5 volumes) : The sequel to Percy Jackson: Greek and Roman demigods must unite against the Earth itself.
The Selection — Kiera Cass (5 volumes) : Thirty-five girls, one prince, one crown: and America never wanted to take part.
Six of Crows — Leigh Bardugo (2 volumes) : Six outcasts, one impossible heist in the most heavily guarded fortress in the world.
The Inheritance Cycle (Eragon) — Christopher Paolini (5 volumes) : A young farm boy finds a blue stone… that holds a dragon egg.
The Chronicles of Narnia — C. S. Lewis (7 volumes) : Behind a wardrobe: a snowy kingdom, a talking lion and a witch ruling over an endless winter.
His Dark Materials — Philip Pullman (3 volumes) : Lyra, her dæmon Pantalaimon and an alethiometer: a journey from the far North to parallel worlds.
Death Note — Tsugumi Ohba et Takeshi Obata (12 volumes) : Light finds a notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it. Detective L sets out after him.
Attack on Titan — Hajime Isayama (34 volumes) : Humanity lives walled in behind huge walls, facing the Titans. Eren swears to wipe them all out.
Demon Slayer — Koyoharu Gotouge (23 volumes) : Tanjirō becomes a demon slayer to give his little sister Nezuko her humanity back.
Fullmetal Alchemist — Hiromu Arakawa (27 volumes) : After a forbidden transmutation that cost them everything, the Elric brothers search for the Philosopher’s Stone.
Tokyo Revengers — Ken Wakui (31 volumes) : Takemichi travels back in time to save his ex-girlfriend by infiltrating the gang that changed everything.
Assassination Classroom — Yūsei Matsui (21 volumes) : A class has one year to kill their teacher, a creature threatening to destroy the Earth.
Fruits Basket — Natsuki Takaya (23 volumes) : Tohru discovers the secret of the Sōma family, whose members turn into animals of the zodiac.
Naruto — Masashi Kishimoto (72 volumes) : Naruto, a rowdy ninja shunned by his village, dreams of becoming Hokage, the strongest of all.
Haikyu!! — Haruichi Furudate (45 volumes) : Hinata is small, but he jumps higher than anyone: next stop, the national volleyball championship.
One Piece — Eiichiro Oda (113 volumes) : Luffy and his pirate crew sail the Grand Line in search of the legendary treasure, the One Piece.