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I also read it in German but i found it a little bit flat. It was more like a ‘normal’ Fantasy book not like the other that are like really over the top and stuff. Maybe im also a little bit older then when i read but i enjoyed it less than every other book i read from walter moers
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I really liked it but its really short. Like 50 small pages (nit small printed but physically small ~din a5) and especially in the hardcover version not cheap.
I quite liked it. But i haven’t read anything from the eragon world since it came out and then i was pretty young. I liked it then but i dont know how it holds up. I liked that he is a powerful character but not the over powered caracter Eragon would have been at this point which gives it real stakes like it could all go wrong. The ending to be honest suprised me (dont wanna spoil) but either it is a litte out of the blue or there were details in the original series i overread/ have forgotten. All in all, i liked it but maybe there are nostalgic reasons playing into it :). Would like to hear your opinion when you decide to read it.
Hey Tbh ive only disoverd Sanderson this year and im very excited. Do you have an recommendation what to read after the 3. Mistborn?
Of corse you can follow me :) Ill follow you back
I dont think there is trash literature. I think you should read what you like so just enjoy.
We have multiple books in common :) Fourth Wing series and Curel Prince Series 😊
Set me up inside. Save me 🎵
Your profil is no longer public like in GR. So you can just send it to friends they need a profile to, to be able to see yours. But i still like it.
Did you ever post an ai pic here an anybody liked it?
Immer ein magischer Moment wenn die Nudel hinter den Bergen untergeht 😇😶🌫️🙌
Das meme war der absolute hammer. :) Vill musst du wieder zwielichtigere Sachen posten damit dir wieder jemand zugeteilt wird XD
Ding, your time is up
Yes you can, i just said i makes it easier. And you can till amazon decides you can’t… Or maby they will check the email account of you kindle and close your account because of “possibly pirated books” or whatever, they decide not you… Thats my whole point
No but makes it easier to sideload and prevents amazon from owning/changing/deleting “your” books
I see your point but to be fair it was his first book series. I think he startet writing them in his teens, i would say knowing what i kown now he didn’t planed it thru and also its like a mashup of other popular things like Lotr but reading them in my early teens i was really invested and loved them :) I also read ‘to sleep in a see of stars’ and there the plot was definitely more coherent but it also had some stretches. But i took my nostalgic glasses out of a box and read Murthag and at least with them it was really good