Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini
With Paolini’s second novel, Eldest, I begin to understand and even agree with some of the critiques people have of
Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
With Paolini’s second novel, Eldest, I begin to understand and even agree with some of the critiques people have of
Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
Just a warning, this is more of a rant about other readers than a review of the story. It is
Book 75: Eragon (Inheritance Cycle #1) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
[For an updated response from when I re-read the book in 2016, click here.] The Warlock is the fifth book (plus
Book 49: The Warlock – Michael Scott Read Post »
Let’s just say that any book that assumes superpowers are commonplace in society is already off to a good start.
Book 46: Hero – Perry Moore Read Post »
“I was suddenly aware of how ignorant I was, alive with curiosity, doing academic work at a level I would
Book 39: Outward Bound USA: Crew Not Passengers – Josh Miner and Joe Boldt Read Post »
In this final installment of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, the battle truly rages for New York, for
Book 25: The Last Olympian – Rick Riordan Read Post »
In the fourth Percy Jackson and the Olympians book we encounter what is perhaps one of the most well known stories
Book 24: The Battle of the Labyrinth – Rick Riordan Read Post »
In book three of the Percy Jackson and the Olypmians series, everything starts out as quickly as in the other
Book 23: The Titan’s Curse – Rick Riordan Read Post »
This is the second novel in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series and was just as exciting and as
Book 22: The Sea of Monsters – Rick Riordan Read Post »