This book reminded me that Christopher Paolini's books have many pages. Not only that but, the writing is small so it takes a while for me to read them. But, that is not necessarily a bad thing. I enjoyed the wonderful hours it took to read this big book. (about 100 pages longer than Brisingr--his last book in the series.)
This is the conclusion to the series (called the Inheritance Cycle Series).
There is a lot of fighting in the book. I love how the book has so many twists and turns. Things don't always work out the way I imagined but, it's great that they work out even better than I thought they would.
It was great to hear of Saphira and Eragon's adventures. Many of the same characters as the other books. There are many that I love! It was a good conclusion and many loose ends get resolved.
I loved the pronunciation helps at the end. Huge help!
It was definitely worth the many hours it took to read this book. I recommend this series. These books are so fun!
Brisingr by Christopher Paolini
My goal while hubby was away in Atlanta was to read this 759 page book. I had so much to do that I only barely finished Sunday before he got home. My life was just not very kind to book reading that week.
The beginning of this book has a review of Eragon and Eldest. I really liked that. It helped me remember many details and helped get me into the story again before even starting.
I really liked the book. Towards the beginning though it got really exciting and I looked and noticed a great deal of book left and so I knew it couldn’t conclude yet. Then toward the end, there was just a little bit of book left and a lot more to happen so I had a good idea that it wouldn’t end with this book.
This was a great adventure and I look forward to reading the conclusion in the next volume.
The authors style of writing is not one I read will fast with. He thinks differently than I do so it takes me longer to read his book, but I really enjoy his book and am rewarded for my efforts of reading his book. Brisingr is a fun, fun book.
