Okie....
are there any awesome books you've read?

I'm looking for anything medieval... fantasy and historical fiction are both fine.
Stuff similar to LotR, Runemarks, Eragon, Sword of the Rightful King, etc.

One thing, though.. NO SEXUAL CONTENT! Ok? Yeah. I just don't like that kind of stuff.
And I'm sure there are other people on here who agree.

Suggest away!

Shannara series by Terry Brooks
Magic Kingdom for Sale by Terry Brooks
The Goose Girl (and all it's sequels) by Shannon Hale

if I was at home with my bookshelves I could give you more...

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Thanks, I'll check them out.

You could also try the Farseer Trilogy and the Tawny Man Trilogy by Robin Hobb. You can also read the books as a six-part series, but reading either one of the trilogies shouldn't leave you too confused She also wrote another trilogy (the Liveship Traders) but there is some hint at sexual stuff though nothing explicit, so I'm not sure whether you would like those.

Also quite awesome: the Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, and part two the Wise Man's Fear. His writing is comparable to Tolkien's in the vastness of the world he described and the details and thought he put into it. Absolute recommendable!

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I haven't yet finished the third one, but the first two have been excellent so far - the Mistborn trilogy by Branden Sanderson.

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I second Freya's suggestion of the Shannara series. I read quite a few of those after I read LotR, and I remember really enjoying them. And, well, these are aimed at a pretty young audience, but the Unicorns of Balinor series is ridiculously enjoyable. You won't find any sexual content there, since the main character is (I think) 13.

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Shannara is really really good! Though, I tried reading it in middle school, and the books are ridiculously long. (I could barely read Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit in middle school. I just wasn't patient enough).

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I'm always going to recommend Manda Scott's Boudica series. It's not mediaeval (obviously) but they are so good. As for sexual content, it happens and the events get referenced to but they don't get written about or described at all and it's only a few times (does that make sense?).

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I third the idea of the Shannara series! Terry Brooks is a good author.

Also there is a series I read in Middle-School that I had remember recently that I had fallen in love with. My boyfriend ended up getting me the series for Christmas because he remember me mentioning them and wishing I could read them again. If anything, thy're cute and a very light read.

The Unicorn Chronicles by Bruce Coville.

There's also the series the series the Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica by James A. Owen.

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I absolutely second this recommendation The serie consists of four books, and the story's set during the Roman invasion of Brittannica. I can't remember any explicit sexual content, only vague references to it, just like Hravan said.

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Duuuuude, Unicorns of Balinor is such a great series. I loved reading those; I should really pull them back out sometime.

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The Squire's Tales series by Gerald Morris! It's Arthurian legend from the POV of Sir Gawain's squire, Terrence. They're really funny but also insightful and beautiful and AH! The final book just came out and gave me feels because I was dumb enough to read it a month before the Merlin finale. They're also great because they focus more on the knights of the Round Table and their stories rather than Arthur, Guinevere, and Mordred (though they're in it a lot) and there's lots of magical happenings that remind me of A Midsummer Night's Dream. There isn't any sexual content that I know of, but the knights do joke around so there's some kind of middle-school style humor, but it's really funny and I'd definitely recommend them.

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I know nobody who has read them. Well, apart from the author herself as I've met her quite a few times. (I even know where she lives. )

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Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. As far as I can remember there's some romantic stuff but no sexual content.

And I second Lhun's recommendation of Patrick Rothfuss' Kingkiller Chronicles (Name of the Wind and Wise Man's Fear). I loved those books.

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Well now you do! And let me love you back for knowing them as well

Anyway, I'd also recommend The Dwarves by Markus Heitz. He's one of the best-selling European fantasy authors at the moment, and not without reason. His books about the Dwarves are really enjoyable and have the perfect mix of suspense, humor, intelligence and adventure any good fantasy book should have. Dwarves are pretty cool in general, so imagine how cool an entire series dedicated to them must be

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