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Nick Pappas nick_pappas — Finally got around to read this since I know Brandon Sanderson is finishing the series. I love big fat fantasy, and I have been waiting to read this for YEARS. I loved the prologue, but then once the real story began, the pace slowed down a lot. Rand, the protagonist, is initially a bit... annoying. But then, he is a teenage boy, and he behaves as might be expected. The influence of J.R.R.Tolkien is obvious in many of the characters and situations. Like Tolkien the worldbuilding is deep and thorough. The plot is melodramatic (I don't mean that negatively) with constant imminent menace, and clear, serious peril. Still, it was a little hard to get into. Around page 500 (!!!) I was at last really interested in the story. The book is deceptively long! I thought something had gone wrong with my reading speed, but then learned that the book is actually over 300k despite not having all that many pages. So I felt better. :) I look forward to the next installment.

Nờ âu nau2014 — E.L. Konigsburg always creates such interesting and unique characters-- Claudia, Jamie, and Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler were no exceptions. This is a wonderful light-reading book that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Cdr Tqqz cdrtqqzedea — I read this in high school (or middle school??) - want to read it again.