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Book 1 in The Inheritance Trilogy

The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms

by N. K. Jemisin

448 pages

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The Inheritance Trilogy reading order

Full reading order
  1. 1 The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms You are here
  2. 2 The Broken Kingdoms
  3. 3 The Kingdom Of Gods

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About The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms

Who wrote The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms?
The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms was written by N. K. Jemisin.
Is The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms part of a series?
Yes. The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms is book 1 in the The Inheritance Trilogy series, and it is the best place to start reading the series.
How many pages is The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms?
The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms is 448 pages long.
What books are similar to The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms?
If you enjoyed The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms, readers also recommend The City of Brass, Stone Cold Touch, Frostblood and Spark of the Everflame.

About N. K. Jemisin

N. K. Jemisin is a groundbreaking American author who revolutionised fantasy literature with her award-winning Broken Earth trilogy. Known for innovative narratives, diverse worlds, and unflinching examination of oppression, power, and systemic injustice.

Books, series and tropes by N. K. Jemisin

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