Queen of Sorcery

from Ron18

Better than Pawn of Prophecy (The Belgariad, #1), because the characters are more established, I read Queen of Sorcery more quickly. Carry around a book called Queen of Sorcery, as an adult man, and you'll finish it quickly too, I bet. It frequently felt like an eastern story - like a Japanese Ma...

from JechtShot

The second book in The Belgariad finds young Garion and his band of friends continuing on their quest for the famed 'Orb of Aldur'. Along the way a few new members join the party: Mandorallen, the noble-to-a-fault knight and Princess Ce'Nedra, the part dryad and most likely eventual love interest...

from JechtShot

The second book in The Belgariad finds young Garion and his band of friends continuing on their quest for the famed 'Orb of Aldur'. Along the way a few new members join the party: Mandorallen, the noble-to-a-fault knight and Princess Ce'Nedra, the part dryad and most likely eventual love interest...

from Narilka

April 2020 Reread: Continuing on my Belgariad reread is such a treat. No matter what else is going on in the world, this series can absolutely take me away from it all. It's a relaxing and pleasant read even as I cringe at how much of a brat Garion is in this one! Review from 2012 below. --------...

from nieva21

It took me a while to get into this second volume of the series. I am glad I read the reviews on this site, because they mostly said to stick with  reading it (you definitelt should!). It does pick up in speed and in excitement, especially when Garion finds out about the voice in his mind and he ...