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The Inheritance Cycle!
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The Inheritance Cycle!
Author, Christopher Paolini
Book 1: Eragon
Book 2: Eldest
Book 3: Brisingr
Book 4: Unknown - Still yet to be released!
Let's talk about them!
Book 1: Eragon
Book 2: Eldest
Book 3: Brisingr
Book 4: Unknown - Still yet to be released!
Let's talk about them!
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I love those books!
Even though Eldest was really slow. x.o It was almost unbearable... Brisingr was a much better improvement.
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Even though I know the only people who've read these books are Jessica and Tyann, I figured why not start this thread. I loved Brisingr and can't wait for the 4th one to come out. I was totally captivated by the opening of Brisingr with the Razac's hide-out!
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Jess wrote:
I love those books!
Even though Eldest was really slow. x.o It was almost unbearable... Brisingr was a much better improvement.
Why do you think it was slow? I loved it!
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Well, I think it's that there was a lot of "political" talk within the Varden. Though some of it was definitely need-to-know, a lot of it seemed like mere filler material, as if it was only to make the book longer. Then there was the traveling, which also seemed drawn out.
But I loved the epic ending! It was my favorite part. And I liked it when Saphira got drunk, and the parts with Roran battling in Carvahall and such.
But I loved the epic ending! It was my favorite part. And I liked it when Saphira got drunk, and the parts with Roran battling in Carvahall and such.
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Jess wrote:Well, I think it's that there was a lot of "political" talk within the Varden. Though some of it was definitely need-to-know, a lot of it seemed like mere filler material, as if it was only to make the book longer. Then there was also the traveling, which also seemed drawn out.
But I loved the epic ending! It was my favorite part. I also liked it when Saphira got drunk, and the parts with Roran battling in Carvahall and such.
Yes, the ending is something quite epic that I would love to see done RIGHT in a movie one day. I guess if I want things done right I'll just have to do them myself. *sigh*
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Honestly I tried to read Eragon and just couldn't make it. It kinda seemed juvenile to me. But I guess I started the book knowing it was written by a teenager and I was trying to compare him to Dean Koontz
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I'm actually re-reading Eragon at the moment, and compared to Eldest and Brisingr, Christopher's writing has come a LONG way. Like you said, it's rather juvenile. In the more recent books, though, it's a lot more detailed and in-depth.
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Jess wrote:I'm actually re-reading Eragon at the moment, and compared to Eldest and Brisingr, Christopher's writing has come a LONG way. Like you said, it's rather juvenile. In the more recent books, though, it's a lot more detailed and in-depth.
Yes, I do agree he has come a long way. Which makes me more anxious for Book #4! But yeah, I'll always be a fan.
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Same here.
But even though Eragon does seem more "juvenile", I'm still enjoying the re-read. And I would definitely say his style is exceptionally better than some adult writers... *cough*Twilight.*shifty eyes*
As for Brisingr, I pretty much loved most of it. But it was a little sad at the end, with Oromis and Glaedr.
But even though Eragon does seem more "juvenile", I'm still enjoying the re-read. And I would definitely say his style is exceptionally better than some adult writers... *cough*Twilight.*shifty eyes*
As for Brisingr, I pretty much loved most of it. But it was a little sad at the end, with Oromis and Glaedr.
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