Harry Potter, although I don't think it'll be remembered for as long as Star Wars, or something like that. It was all one massive fad, and I can't see the books being remembered in the way that LOTR or TCON are. I work with young kids and none of them know what HP is, yet they know what Star Wars is, and they know The Hobbit.

The Hunger Games isn't that good so idk if that'll be remembered (too serious no charm!). Twilight is another fad. And Divergent shouldn't even be in the poll.

Originally posted by brndksk Harry Potter, although I don't think it'll be remembered for as long as Star Wars, or something like that. It was all one massive fad, and I can't see the books being remembered in the way that LOTR or TCON are. I work with young kids and none of them know what HP is, yet they know what Star Wars is, and they know The Hobbit. The Hunger Games isn't that good so idk if that'll be remembered (too serious no charm!). Twilight is another fad. And Divergent shouldn't even be in the poll.

Originally posted by uhoh-ohno Star Wars has better merchandizing and usually some animated series on TV. The next time I'm in a toy store, or any big box retailer, I'm going to have to check and see what/if any HP toys are on sale. I don't even have to think about SW. I just know it will be there. That's interesting that your kids know what the Hobbit is, though.

Originally posted by boodytay Twilight is not a "fad". People still watch and read Twilight. In terms of relevancy, it will be Harry Potter>>>>>>>>>The Hunger Games/Twilight>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Divergent.

Originally posted by Meowster Harry Potter. I'd say that the Chronicles of Narnia is probably still the most successful book franchise though, even if the last two movies were semi flops.

Originally posted by HausOfJustin They kept making movies after the first one?