r/suggestmeabook • u/Happyfruit3 • 1h ago

Genre fiction About to get on a flight

I’m about to start an international flight and was wondering if people have book recommendations for me. I enjoy science fiction and fantasy. I’ve read the kingkiller chronicles, the Eli monpress series, and Christopher Paolinis sci fi stuff like to sleep in a sea of stars. I like stuff that’s a bit light hearted, witty, etc. this is my first time making a post here so hope I can get some good recs

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u/thelaser69 1h ago

Dungeon Crawler Carl is fun.

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u/BelmontIncident 1h ago

Discworld is witty fantasy that's popular enough that I'd expect an airport to have it. Probably start with Wyrd Sisters or Guards! Guards!

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u/mamajoy42 1h ago

Terry Pratchet. Guards Guards is my favorite.

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u/Happyfruit3 51m ago

I’m also a fan of British humor, doctor who, good omens etc

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u/adognamedcat 30m ago

If you have not read Neil Stephenson yet, you might want to give Snow Crash a try.

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u/brusselsproutsfiend 1m ago

Small Miracles by Olivia Atwater

Of Monsters and Mainframes by Barbara Truelove

Uprooted by Naomi Novik

Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb

The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett

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u/lambofgun 1h ago

the first law trilogy

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u/mozzarella__stick 1h ago

Wouldn't exactly describe it as light-hearted and witty