If my son loved His Dark Materials and Eragon series what's next

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Prolific reader, age 13, mature. Looking for a really great series for his birthday.

Garth Nix - the Old Kingdom series starting with Sabriel,
David Eddings - Belgariad series
Melinda Salisbury - start with Sin Eater's daughter
Raymond E Feist - Magician, for a really big series.
Robin Hobb has lots of trilogies & most are linked.

They're what I can think off the top of my head.

Mortal Engines - Philip Reeve

Marking place for ideas. My dd is 12 and just started his dark materials. She is severely dyslexic but she loves to read so I am trying to encourage this.

She is mad on Warrior cats series but that would be too young for your d's OP.

What about The Hobbit or Chronicals of narnia?

Thanks.. will take a look.

Earthsea Series Ursula K. Le Guin

The Name of the Wind

Neil Gaiman - all of them! (Well, maybe not American Gods just yet)

Lord of the Rings

My daughter has just read Cogheart and Moonlocket which she adored. But will be following for more ideas.

Wind Singer -William Nicholson
Edge Chronicles - Paul Stewart
Shadowmancer - GP Taylor (also uses Christian imagery like HDM)

Another vote for The Wind Singer trilogy by William Nicholson; it's amazing!

Ds read the Hunger Games Trilogy and enjoyed them.

The Gone series by Michael Grant
Rick Riordan? Or is that too young?

Terry Pratchett

I came on to say Garth Nix too.

Alan Garner
The Dark is Rising series (Susan Cooper)

Second Ursula Le Guin and Mortal Engines

Great list.. thanks all. He has read some of them but not all..

The Name of The Wind-Patrick Rothfuss is a must!
Robin Hobb stuff is fantastic too!

The Darren Shan saga and the demonata books by Darren Shan.

Mortal instruments series

I second the Mortal Engines plus anything by Terry Pratchett.