How did you like the book?

[Steven]

I love the book and all the Inheritance series but I want to see if you like the books as well.

[Sif]

I really, really love the books! I finally got them all and they're one of my favorite series :) I could read them a thousand times and still not get tired of them :D

[Esther]

I didn't.

[Clara]

Sif wrote: "I really, really love the books! I finally got them all and they're one of my favorite series :) I could read them a thousand times and still not get tired of them :D"

Same here!! They are great books, especially since he started writing them at the age of 15...

[Sif]

Clara wrote: "Sif wrote: "I really, really love the books! I finally got them all and they're one of my favorite series :) I could read them a thousand times and still not get tired of them :D"

Same here!! They..."

Exactly! That's just amazing! Besides, I've tried to find other books that has the same kind of ideas about dragons like those in "Eragon", but I haven't found any.. I really think it's uniq - his idea with the dragons and how they bond with their riders :)

[Michael]

I enjoyed them all. Very entertaining and great world building and descriptions. Sure, it may have some flaws but what doesn't. A great series and one i'd recommend.

[[deleted user]]

Eragon is probably the worst book I have ever read. Sorry guys.

[Keith]

I found the book to be good on a first reading but overly predictable and flat when trying to read it a second time. I know the predictable part is sometimes a given but I didn't read anything new in the characters or catch hints of anything I missed in the first reading which is something that I expect to find in a good book. Take Ender's Game, all of Jim Butcher's Dresden series and you can read them multiple times and always find some small thing you missed on a first reading but not with these.

[[deleted user]]

Keith wrote: "I found the book to be good on a first reading but overly predictable and flat when trying to read it a second time. I know the predictable part is sometimes a given but I didn't read anything new ..."

I refuse to read Ender because the author is a nutjob from what I have seen of him. Dresden is beyond awesome

[Keith]

Chris wrote: "Keith wrote: "I found the book to be good on a first reading but overly predictable and flat when trying to read it a second time. I know the predictable part is sometimes a given but I didn't read..."

There are many actors and authors that I disagree with on a political and social level but I look beyond that to the skill that they show in their given field otherwise I would be missing out on some great art. The Ender's game books are great examples of that.

[[deleted user]]

I couldnt even get through the first few chapters, it was sooo boringg

[[deleted user]]

In terms of literary value, these books are crap, but I found them to be highly entertaining and charming at times.

[Melanie]

When i started reading Eragon i couldn't really get into it, but as i read more of the book, it got more interesting and now i love the whole Inheritance Cycle :)

[Sparrowlicious]

You know, there were times when I had to laugh about the things in this book. Not because the author meant them to be entertaining, but because of the very odd word and phrase choices. Then I had moments when I flung my arms in the air because I was so baffled by how stupid the things were that happened.

All in all, this is a horrible book which shouldn't have been published the way it was. This story needed a lot of refinemend which it didn't get and that broke its neck. It's nice if you like it, but it's crap. There's nothing wrong with liking crap.

[[deleted user]]

I think Sparrowlicious nailed it. I feel exactly the same way