Adventure & Action

Books across every Adventure & Action genre

• La dame aux camélias — Alexandre Dumas fils
• Void Stalker — Aaron Dembski-Bowden
• Cress — Marissa Meyer
• One Piece, Vol. 46: Adventure on Ghost Island — HC Language Solutions / Jason Thompson / Alexis Kirsch / Eiichiro Oda / Eiichiro Oda / Labaaman / Eiichiro Oda
• Fullmetal Alchemist, Vol. 3 — Hiromu Arakawa / Akira Watanabe / Hiromu Arakawa / Hiromu Arakawa
• Lumberjanes: The Mystery of History — Brooke A. Allen / ND Stevenson / Shannon Watters
• Charon's Claw — R. A. Salvatore
• ジョジョの奇妙な冒険ストーンオーシャン 14 天国の時 新月まであと3日 [JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken Sutōn'ōshan] — Hirohiko Araki
• Devil in the Dollhouse — Richard Kadrey
• The Shadow of What Was Lost — James Islington
• Lumberjanes: Cut Loose, Part 3 — Shannon Watters / Kat Leyh / Carey Pietsch
• Spear — Nicola Griffith
• The Spider — Jennifer Estep
• Fullmetal Alchemist, Vol. 17 — Akira Watanabe / Hiromu Arakawa / Hiromu Arakawa / Hiromu Arakawa
• The Bright Sword — Lev Grossman
• The Fellowship of the Ring: Lord of the Rings, Book 1 — Unknown author
• The Tombs of Atuan (Earthsea Cycle, #2) — Ursula K. Le Guin
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland / Through the Looking-Glass — Lewis Carroll
• The Arctic Patrol Mystery — Franklin W. Dixon
• A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms — George R.R. Martin
• Lumberjanes: Pungeon Master — Grace Ellis / Brooklyn Allen / ND Stevenson
• Lumberjanes: Zoo It Yourself, Part 3 — Kat Leyh / Ayme Sotuyo / Maarta Laiho / Shannon Watters
• The Call Of the Wild — Jack London
• Captain America, Vol. 1: Castaway in Dimension Z, Book One — Rick Remender / John Romita Jr.

Every genre on this shelf

• Adventure — Somewhere to go and trouble on the way. Movement as the engine of the story — journeys, pursuits, and narrow escapes, told for the pleasure of not knowing what is around the bend.
• Action — The plot arrives at a run. Fights, firefights and set pieces staged for their own sake — the body in motion as the whole point, with no destination or ticking clock required.
• Sports Fiction — The body, the clock, the margin. Competition as subject — discipline, failure and the private arithmetic of getting better at something.
• Martial Arts — Discipline, combat, and the body as instrument. Fiction steeped in the traditions, honor codes, and choreography of martial arts, from wuxia epics to contemporary training-hall drama.
• Aviation — Weather, machinery, and the ground a long way down. Flight in fact and fiction — pilots, aircraft, and the narrow tolerances that keep both in the air.
• Survival Fiction — Food, water, warmth, and nothing else on the list. One person or a few against conditions that do not negotiate — the world is intact, it just isn't helping.

Somewhere to go and trouble on the way.

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