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The Inheritance Almanac
Christopher Paolini's world of Alagaësia is a magical land, full of mysterious people, objects, and places-one that has captivated millions of fans across the globe. Now, with the Inheritance Fan Book, those fans have a resource in the form of an A-to-Z almanac, where they can find everything they ever wanted to know about this fascinating world. From Arya to Zar'roc, this...more
Paperback, 224 pages
Published
October 26th 2010
by Knopf Books for Young Readers
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this was basically just a collection of information already in the books. there were some random things that werent in the books, but overall, it wasnt enough to go out and buy it because im sure its on the internet somewhere. this is repetitive. i bought it because i thought it was going to be new information, but it just isnt.
the other thing is that when the guy wrote it, inheritance hadnt come out yet. so theres alot of characters/ plot lines missing. like it says the rock of kuthian was jus...more
the other thing is that when the guy wrote it, inheritance hadnt come out yet. so theres alot of characters/ plot lines missing. like it says the rock of kuthian was jus...more
It was good, but not great.They covered most of the big stuff but got a few things mixed up and missed a few others.(not mentioning specifics.)
A very informative guide to the Inheritance Cycle!
Oct 29, 2011
Kristi (The Story Siren)
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Hmmm.... A lot of information in this one. I thought it might help jog my memory as I want to get back into the series again, but I'm more confused now!
I think it would have helped if they would have also referenced the book too. Instead of just explaining what something was, included the book it was in and maybe a page number where readers could go back and read it in context. But perhaps that is just me being picky.
The Guide to Alagaesia is much cooler! Although die-hard fans will like this...more
I think it would have helped if they would have also referenced the book too. Instead of just explaining what something was, included the book it was in and maybe a page number where readers could go back and read it in context. But perhaps that is just me being picky.
The Guide to Alagaesia is much cooler! Although die-hard fans will like this...more
I read it mostly because I haven't read the Inheritance Cycle in a while, and I wanted to go through it because of that.
I only read this when I had a few extra moments here and there. Having only read Eragon, and not really liking that so much, it was a difficult read. I had to put it down on the 11th. I'll try to pick it back up later. Picked it up on March 8, 2013.
Seems complete as far as I can tell. Hope the fans of the Earon books like this. I know I'm not that into it.
Seems complete as far as I can tell. Hope the fans of the Earon books like this. I know I'm not that into it.
I need to refresh my memory before reading Inheritance. This series is really complicated...
pg.73, pg.87, pg.125, pg.162, pg.191
Apr 28, 2013
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