Eldest: Book Two (The Inheritance Cycle) by Christopher Paolini 2006 PB NEW

from TylerF.

Eldest is the third book in the series The Inheritance Cycle. In this book, Eragon travels to Ellsmara to continue his training as a Rider. When he gets there, Eragon has taken a liking to Ayra. He finds out that she is a distraction to his mission. Meanwhile, Roran and Nausada are preparing for ...

from Nharry

Christopher Paolini's second novel in the Inheritance trilogy, The Eldest, brought together his writing talent and youthful imagination in the form of an amazing tale. Paolini began writing the Inheritance trilogy at age sixteen shortly after completing high school at age fifteen. Therefore, many...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

Although it has been a couple years since reading Eragon and I may have forgotten many of the particulars I can say that I felt this book was a lot more drawn out. Despite that I did still enjoy the story and felt that it flowed relatively well, if not very quickly. One of my quibbles is that I w...

from bookworm148

Christopher Paolini only gets a three-star rating because I love the world he has built. The actual writing of this book is mediocre at best, which may be due to the age he was when he first wrote the books. Regardless, The ending of this book felt way to rushed. Instead of having a cohesive path...

from staterocks166

Eldest is the second book in the Inheritance Cycle (originally trilogy until Christopher Paolini announced that there would be four books released). If there is one word that cannot describe it in any shape or form, it's original. This book ends where the first left off. With Eragon looking over ...