Wondering what books you've found interesting and worth reading through so far. I thought "Dunmer of Skyrim" was pretty amusing. Recently went through "The Doors of Oblivion" since when I find skill books for my main skills I like to go through them, was kind of interesting with it's different descriptions of Daedric Realms and a reference to certain character in Morrowind. I'd never read it in Oblivion even though I remember seeing it in that game as well.

"the refugees"

that was a pretty good read to be honest.

I could totally see it being an actual book or even a film!

I've always liked The Wolf Queen.

OH so many.

Ones that stand out that I can remember are The Mirror, The Armorer's Challenge, and Knightfall.

For new books to the series, you need to read "Rising Threat"

Alduin is Alduin

Most wonderfully written book. Ever.

I actually learned some real ingame skills reading some of the books. Particularly about magic etc.

is that the one about the falmer?
if it is then yes that is an interesting read.
makes me think that there will be dlc about the falmer

Read "Beggar" the funniest TES book i have ever read i can't find the next issue "thief" but i'm looking for it.

The Locked Room

A delightful little short story, copied from previous games.. but in Skyrim.. still a 'sweet' story.

There's this one story about a super bad ass archer. I can't remember it's name though. There's a few of them actually. One archer who never misses with a nice twist at the end.

I suppose that doesn't help, since you need an actual name. Herp.

The Choose Your Own Adventure book.

The Lusty Argonian Maid :hubbahubba:

Plenty of time...