When we were given the choice between a fantasy novel or a sci-fi novel I considered my previous book recommendations and concluded when the name "Eragon" came to mind. "Eragon" is a book in the inheritance cycle series made by Christopher Paolini. I have already finished the book (730 of 730 pages) as it was so compelling I wasted away hours reading it. Continuing on, "Eragon" takes place in the mystical land of "Alageasia". The time period however is undefined though the time period has been considered the dark ages as most of "Alageasia" is ruled by a tyrant. But where in "Alageasia" does the book take place. Well the book starts inside a Village named "Carvahall" which is rather small. However this small village is situated inside of a large valley known as "Palancar Valley". After a brief period of time the main character takes of and then goes to two larger trading cities known as "Dras Leona" and "Teirm". From here the main character crosses the "Hadarac Desert" and reachs the dwarven kingdom of "Farhen Dur". A quote proving the setting is "Chaos seems to rule Alageasia".Sunday, January 26, 2014
The Inheritance Cycle : Eragon #1 By Kresten Due
When we were given the choice between a fantasy novel or a sci-fi novel I considered my previous book recommendations and concluded when the name "Eragon" came to mind. "Eragon" is a book in the inheritance cycle series made by Christopher Paolini. I have already finished the book (730 of 730 pages) as it was so compelling I wasted away hours reading it. Continuing on, "Eragon" takes place in the mystical land of "Alageasia". The time period however is undefined though the time period has been considered the dark ages as most of "Alageasia" is ruled by a tyrant. But where in "Alageasia" does the book take place. Well the book starts inside a Village named "Carvahall" which is rather small. However this small village is situated inside of a large valley known as "Palancar Valley". After a brief period of time the main character takes of and then goes to two larger trading cities known as "Dras Leona" and "Teirm". From here the main character crosses the "Hadarac Desert" and reachs the dwarven kingdom of "Farhen Dur". A quote proving the setting is "Chaos seems to rule Alageasia".
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Wow! Sounds like a really good book! Im glad you like the book and good job on finishing the book in such a small amount of time! You wrote very well and explained with detail.
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Kresten, I really like your blog post. It is very interesting and it shows how much you really loved reading this book. Congratulations on finishing the book all ready! It must have been a really good one! Good job. :)
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