I truly loved it.

I have already embarked on reading Brisinger, and the moment the 4th book is released on Tuesday, it will be on its way to me.

I simply had to add this one to my favorites shelf.

I'm filled with hope that the other two books will also manage to find their rightful place there as well.

The anticipation for the upcoming release is palpable, and I can't wait to continue exploring the wonderful world within these pages.

Each book has its own charm and allure, and I'm excited to see how the story progresses and evolves.

It's like embarking on a new adventure with every turn of the page.

I'm sure that the 4th book will be just as captivating and engaging as the previous ones.

I'm looking forward to delving deep into its plot and characters.

The books are SO MUCH better than the movie.

It's actually ridiculous just how much better they are.

Even those who don't typically like fantasy will find themselves enjoying these.

The author of these books truly knows how to write in a way that is WAY better than the author of The Lord of the Rings (Tolkin?).

The details, the character development, and the overall storytelling in these books are simply outstanding.

They draw the reader in and keep them engaged from beginning to end.

Unlike the movie, which often has to cut corners and simplify the story, the books allow for a more in-depth exploration of the world and its characters.

If you haven't read these books yet, you're missing out on a truly amazing literary experience.

I probably would have liked this more if I were a teenage boy.

However, overall it was still a good book.

The story itself is really engaging and interesting.

But for me, I got a bit bored with all of the build up and the continuous fighting scenes.

I have this feeling that it would have been even better if some of the excessive build up and fighting parts could have been cut out and the story could have gotten to the point more quickly.

Then again, I am not a teenage boy, and perhaps those fighting scenes are exactly what teenage boys would enjoy.

For me, they just seemed a bit repetitive and tiresome after a while.

Nevertheless, I can still appreciate the good aspects of the book and understand why it might be popular among its target audience.

I started reading this book because I won it at the Breaking Dawn release party. It just so happened that it was upstairs when I was looking for something to read.

Someone had told me that this book (or rather, these books) wasn't very well written, so I hadn't been overly eager to pick it up.

Anyway, it was indeed a bit clumsy in the beginning. It felt as if the author was relying too much on a thesaurus, if you catch my drift. And a few of the story ideas got off to a rather rough start. All of a sudden, the main character could do something that really didn't make much sense and wasn't explained very well.

However, I do have to give credit where it's due. There's no way I could write like this at my age, let alone when I was 15. I truly believe that the author's writing improved significantly over time. Even though he borrows certain aspects of the storyline from a lot of older works, I still liked the story quite a bit.

I initially had a rather mediocre opinion of this book. I rated it 3 stars mainly because when one takes into account that it was written by a 17-year-old, it becomes quite remarkable. However, I do feel that it borrows a great deal from works like Lord of the Rings and The Sword of Truth series. This always irks me a little whenever authors do such a thing.

All things considered, it was entertaining, albeit a bit juvenile.

Eldest, on the other hand, really made me laugh. I did prefer it to Eragon, but the love story in it just doesn't seem right. It is blatantly evident that Christopher Paolini has never been in love, as the love story between Eragon and the elf is rather immature. Once again, it is entertaining but still has a juvenile quality to it.

Overall, these books have their merits in terms of entertainment, but they also have their flaws, especially when it comes to the more complex aspects like the love story and the potential lack of originality in some elements.

I postponed reading this for an extended period as I simply had no interest in what I assumed would be an amateurish endeavor to make a dragon fantasy captivating. Despite the favorable reviews that some of my family members had provided me with, I persisted in my resistance.

However, one day, I was in the right frame of mind, and I was completely mistaken about what I had anticipated the book to be! I truly relished it - far more than I had ever expected. The character development was excellent, and the story line was engaging, with what I believed to be realistic achievements and emotions of an adolescent boy who was suddenly thrust into a role he had not sought but matured into. I absolutely adored the relationship between the boy and his dragon. The subtle humor and the genuine bond made them both even more endearing.

I also thought that the literary aspect of the book was quite remarkable, especially considering it was written by someone so young. Wow! The second book began a bit more slowly for me, but in a short while, it found its rhythm, and the original "voice" of the book became familiar. Eragon's time with the Elves dragged on a little, but once I neared the end of the story, it made more sense within the context of time.

This is definitely an epic series.

I pretty much read both books from cover to cover without stopping. It's crazy to think that it was written by a 15-year-old. The story is great throughout, and there are some unexpected twists as well.

Paolini has an interesting way of describing things, and it all blends together perfectly. However, I still haven't read the third one, even though I bought it about a year ago.

But I'm positive that it will be a good read. I can't wait for the final book to come out and see how the story concludes.

I'm sure it will be just as exciting and engaging as the first two.

This is a very easy read that clearly showcases the youth of the author during its writing.

If you are a devotee of the fantasy world, you are bound to relish this book. The story is filled with fun and the characters are interesting, which will surely capture your attention.

The second book, on the other hand, demonstrates the growth of the author. It features a deeper character development, adding more depth and complexity to the story.

Overall, these books are a delightful read for individuals of any age. Whether you are young or old, you can find enjoyment in the captivating stories and engaging characters that these books have to offer.

A generic fantasy that is painfully clear it was written by a teenage boy.

On one hand, it does remain interesting enough that it can be a fun read. The imaginative world-building and the adventures that unfold within it have the potential to engage the reader's attention.

However, it is endlessly frustrating in places. Mostly in its portrayals of women. The female characters seem to be one-dimensional and lack depth. They are often reduced to stereotypes or used merely as plot devices to further the male protagonist's journey.

This lack of nuanced and realistic portrayal of women detracts from the overall quality of the story. It makes it difficult for female readers to fully immerse themselves in the narrative and can also be off-putting for those who are looking for more diverse and inclusive representations in their reading material.

Despite its flaws, the story still has some redeeming qualities that make it worth considering for a light and entertaining read. But it does leave room for improvement when it comes to its treatment of female characters.

This is a truly remarkable book. It is as engaging and easy to read as a Harry Potter movie, captivating the reader from the very first page. At the same time, it incorporates some of the more mature and complex themes found in a Lord of the Rings, adding depth and substance to the story.

Moreover, it also weaves in a "coming of age" type narrative, which makes it not only entertaining but also relatable and thought-provoking. It would无疑 be an excellent choice for an advanced middle school or high school student, as it challenges their intellect while still being an enjoyable read.

I have thoroughly enjoyed both books in this series and am eagerly awaiting the release of the third book on 9/20/2008. I have no doubt that it will be just as精彩 and engaging as the first two, and I can't wait to see how the story unfolds.

I truly enjoyed the first book.

It presented an exciting story of the protagonist realizing his fate and bravely meeting it head-on. What's more, in this book, everyone is a teacher, and the characters truly grow into themselves.

However, the second book was a bit more challenging for me to get into.

There were so many things that needed to be explained, which seemed to stifle the story.

I really wish that the author had found a way to introduce the politics earlier and enmesh it within the greater story.

This would have made the plot more engaging and less bogged down by excessive explanations.

Despite this, I still have high hopes for the series and look forward to seeing how the story develops further.

Maybe the next book will address these issues and provide an even more thrilling reading experience.

Overall, while the second book had its drawbacks, the first book was so captivating that it kept me interested in the series.

I'm eager to see what the author has in store for us next.

Wow, that's a great book!

It truly is an amazing piece of literature. The story it tells is captivating from the very beginning. The characters are so well-developed that you can't help but feel a connection with them. The plot is full of twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. The author's writing style is engaging and makes it easy to get lost in the world of the book.

Whether you're a fan of fiction or non-fiction, this book has something for everyone. It can transport you to different places and times, and make you experience a wide range of emotions. It's a book that you'll want to read again and again, and share with your friends and family.

In conclusion, I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves to read. It's a great addition to any bookshelf and is sure to provide hours of entertainment and enjoyment.