A Dance in Fire is by far my favorite one so far. Unbelievable creativity. Million thanks to Waughin Jarth for such creative writing

I like beggar prince and the locked room. I also like the real barenziah.

I don`t often read books (even in Morrowind, but sometimes one actually starts in an interesting way and keeps me reading. In fact some books are VERY mature in their content to my surprise, like one about these high level prosttutes who got in with high society. It was all really from a female perspective but was quite fascinating without all the 21st century crap you get.

It was sad in the end though because she just fell off a cliff after a strange little girl in her head said it wouldn`t hurt. I think the moral of the story was she got used by High Society and maybe became an embarrassment, not sure.

If only the game was as mature in play as this kind of writing.

p.s. Also surprised me that I used an hour reading a book in a game!

Fall of the Snow Prince
The Monomyth
A Dance in Fire

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I liked The Final Lesson. It's interesting to be reminded the Alessian reform could be as bad as the Thalmor in their own way.

Immortal Blood.....did not see it coming!

I have read 2 books only 2

the locked room which I liked

and one that led me to a quest, found it funny because I looked at the book because it looked funny (boethra or something)

Im going to look at the The Real Barenziah uesp and see whats all the fuss about

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good god

did they allow that in one of the TES??

The Lusty Argonian maid, volumes I and II

And also the Song of the Alchemists.

i'm not sure on theyr actuall titles but something along the lines Batlle at red montain, the cabin in the hoods, the great war, and something about a shield and spear i assume something about Morrowind

Of the new books, the Songs of the Return are my favorite.

I COULD tell you guys prolly THE most interesting book in this game.. IDK if I want to though my friend kinda made me keep it under tightwraps.. lolz.

MY personal fav.?

Lycanthropic Legends of Skyrim, Thief of Virtue, and Darkest Darkness.

i have not gotten around to reading much in skyrim, but i can say i like Azura and the box, the fall of the snow prince and i forgot the name of the last book, but it is about a single man who had to hold a fort against an entire army (he stole food at night and the fort was pretty much impenetrable so he did not have to look after it other than closing the door behind him)

edit: i would also like to say thanks to the guy above me for reminding me abou the thief of virtue, that is what all thieves should aspire too

This one, can't remember it's name though either.

Liminal Bridges - Just because I couldn't understand any of it.

A Cabin in the Woods, Aevar Stone-Singer, Beggar Prince, the Exodus and the Real Barenziah. Words of Clan Mother Ahnissi is also great, I love mythology. There are more, but these are some of the best for me.
Want to read Palla now, + all by Waughin Jarth. Can anyone recommend which Jarth book should I start with? Most of his books are series, and pretty long. What should I read first?

Edit: Edited a little bit and finally decided my ultimate favorites. Dammit, I can't stop editing, I keep remembering amazing books I read.

I really can't stop editing.

Woodcutter's Wife - Cabin in the Wood, because it's made like those old creepy fairytales from the Grimm Brothers. Oh and another book i really enjoyed was "3 thieves" about 3 thieves in Morrowind.

Well i saw a mud crab the otherday

I see what you did there. But Ulfr didn't!

I recently read The Marksmanship Lesson, The Gold Ribbon of Merit, and Immortal Blood. I enjoyed them very much. Hallgerd's Tale was a surprisingly ribald story! I recommend it.

My favorite is The locked room. I even used it in a school test! and got a pretty good score!

i generally always read any book that so much as hints that it has something to do with the dwemer but i am particularly fond of the book "Ruins of Kemel-Ze"

The Woodcutters Wife

I like the dark "tragedy in black", very dark Book. And in a way I thought the journals written by that sick Necromancer in the pale very good, but extremley dark.

I've collected a bunch of books and read very few.. but I was intrigued by Cicero's journals and the mage who lived in the cave near Dawnstar who did stuff with dead chicks..

I found a book called something along the lines of "The Black Arrow." It was very good, is anyone else familiar with this one and has read it?

One i read recently (Not my Favorite) Withershins kind of Scared me at the end, when the guy was done with the Ritual it took me a little while to realize that everything was written backwards yet i still understood it. just like the guy went on with his life backwards and as if it was normal.

Sorry i don't know how to do Spoiler boxes

I have a huge collection of Books on my Khajiit but i have yet to go read them.
So far my favorite is the Real Barenziah.

Palla