Belgarath the Sorcerer (Paperback) by David Eddings, Leigh Eddings

from Karlstar

For fans of Eddings' Belgariad and Malloreon, this book offers very little. This is the retelling of those two series from Belgarath's point of view, with a little of his history fleshed out. Since most of Belgarath's past was covered in at least a little detail in those series, there's very litt...

from Karlstar

For fans of Eddings' Belgariad and Malloreon, this book offers very little. This is the retelling of those two series from Belgarath's point of view, with a little of his history fleshed out. Since most of Belgarath's past was covered in at least a little detail in those series, there's very litt...

from nieva21

 I am wondering if this book should have stopped in the four-hundred page cut-off. It just seemed to drag on and didn't go anywhere. It was one sided too (all in the perspective of Belgarath) and more could have been heard and learned from the other critical characters. It took me forever to read...

from aethercowboy

Belgarath the Sorcerer was my first, and at the time of my writing this, only experience of the writing of the Eddings'. If you've read my other reviews, you'd know that I am one of those people who hold the writings of Tolkien to be sacrosanct, and any imitation of his work, flattering as it may...

from saehistoria

I was very excited to read Belgarath's story because I wanted to know all the jokes and punch lines that created the undercurrents and relationships between the characters in the Belgariad and Malloreon who had been involved in the universe's great design from the beginning. His relationship with...