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Heather Walker heatherwal16f7 — I read this because a friend told me it was an incredibly stupid book-not sure why I took that as a positive reccomendation. I was not disappointed, although well written it was so ridiculously implausible and the author came off as a little too involved with the main character, ie-i think he was projecting for the sake of ego. Not sure if he's written anything else and not sure if I care.

Nicholas Rios webdevgalaxy — Only one word can describe this legendary classic by Paolini. AMAZING! This book, number three in the Inheritance series(now the Inheritance cycle for there is one more book), was the most action and suspense filled dragon book I've read in my life. This book has so many things that I just LOVE about it. Paolini's amazing writing style allowed him to fit comedy, action, suspense, dragons, elves, and a little romance. I guarantee that if you are a mystical or dragon book lover then this is the book for you if you have not read it yet. Don't forget to read Eragon and Eldest! Altaîr, Son of None

Claudia Scalmana _laudia_calmana — Some books are all plot. Others are all character. This isn't either one. It has a fantastically exciting and moving plot, and the characters are complex-both wonderful and terrible at the same time, but this book is different: it's a tiny slice of story from a world that has thousands of years of history and millions of people or monsters who would be fascinating to read about. I don't often read books with terribly complex worlds anymore. I've rather lost my patience with them as I've gotten older. But in spite of the fact that I had to work a little harder, reading this trilogy never felt like a chore. Finishing this trilogy was sad. Surely this can't be the last I'll ever read of Rossamund or Miss Europe! And what about Mister Sebastipole, who is somewhat inexplicably my favorite character? He's not even in this book! Will I ever get to return to the fascinating and detailed world of the Half Continent? I hope so. But this slice of story is over, so I suppose I'll have to content myself with rereading what there is. I'm sure that I'll discover more to love each time.

Jessica Otoole _essica_oole — ponderous. important, but ponderous, especially 'cause it's laced with politics

Carlos Alberto _hebus — This was a tough one to rate. It's well-researched but a good editor could have cleaned up the organization and cut it in half. I was glad for the information, but I found it both fascinating and appalling, and it left me even more uncertain about the next best steps.

Rob Lambert rob721e — My buddy showed me theoatmeal.com over a year ago a little after it went online, and boy am I glad that I got to see the website grow so popular. Matthew Inman's sense of humor is such a unique one, as is his art style. But it is the pictures a lot of the time that make it. Reading new comics and reliving old ones in this book was a blast (and informative: I now know how to use a semicolon).