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Eldest

Inheritance, Book II

by Christopher Paolini

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Eldest

Christopher Paolini was just fifteen years old when he began writing the Inheritance trilogy. Now in his early twenties, he’s already being compared to the masters of the fantasy genre. In the much-anticipated second installment of Paolini’s magical saga, The Eldest, young Eragon and his deep-blue dragon, Saphira, continue their “epic journey of Tolkienesque proportions...” (School Library Journal).

Eragon and Saphira have just saved the rebel state from certain destruction by the evil King Galbatorix and his dark forces. Now our hero must resume his education in the arts of magic and swordsmanship—skills all Dragon Riders must perfect. So the boy and his serpent-tongued sidekick journey to Ellesméra, land of the elves. But evil lurks along the way. Will Eragon survive this harrowing journey? Ages 12 and up.

Hardcover: 704 pages

Publisher: Random House Children's Bk. ( August 23, 2005 )

Item #: 07-1162

ISBN: 9780375826702

Product Dimensions: 6.0 x 9.0 x 0.0 inches

Product Weight: 34.0 ounces

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Being Inspired....
February 20, 2010

I know Chris receives a great deal of criticism for so-called plagerism, however all great artists, whether they be writers, painters, dancers, or musicians, are inspired by the works of others and incorporate those styles into their own works. This is the ultimate form of flattery in my book. I think the books are awesome and will continue reread them again and again, and when my children are skilled enough in their reading I will encourage them to read the story too. I think these could become classics in their own right.

Reviewer: Jennifer

AAAAWWWEEESSSOOOMMMEEE
August 26, 2009

This series is so great!!!!!!!!!!! If I wasn't already totally in to this type of story i would be now. i feel as if im there with them god i love it

Reviewer: Jodi

Okay...
May 29, 2009

This book had a great story line, but it also had a lot of long slow parts. I would only suggest this book to a fast reader who could read through the slow parts quickly. Otherwise this book is very hard to get through.

Reviewer: Shell

waste of paper
April 21, 2009

Eragon was a great story and trip w/ adventure, this book was a story about nothing that couldn't have been sumed up in two chapters, then complete the series w/ the war and whatever he has planed in the next installment. Two books not three. I'm not going to buy in the last book.

Reviewer: Paul

GREAT
April 20, 2009

its great read all the series,and can hardly wait for the next.it has action,dragons,mystery a great story line, what more can you want.but a other book.

Reviewer: monroe

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