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Eldest

Inheritance, Book II

by Christopher Paolini

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There are currently 59 reader reviews for Eldest

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Christian

Great book 10/10

Great book, starts out nicely, keeps you hooked the entire time. The book is never slow to read and is entirely intriguing

Tim

Eldest!!!

I love this book. I would definitely recomend this to people who like action, adventure, sci-fi, and fantasy. This book is one of the best books I've ever read. YOU GOTTA READ THIS BOOK!! ;)

cjgsdkjgahgjkh (not real name)

AMAZING!

This was AMAZING. By the way,the author was 15 when he wrote Eragon.

kman

awsome

It's a great book and isn't the person who wrote it like 12? I heard rumors about that. And it's good I mean seriously 30 year old writers can't even write as well as that.

Cal

Eldest

I received this book as a Christmas present, and to tell the truth the sheer size of it was what put me off reading it. But I did end up reading it, and up until this day it would be in my top-ten books I've ever read. I definitely recommend this book to everyone who's interested in fantasy books.

JOE

AMZAING

Four words: THIS BOOK IS AMAZING

book reader

Eldest is an attention stealer

This book was so good I could not stop reading it, I also could not stop reading Eragon before it. I can not wait for the arrival of Brisngr to see what Paolini has in store for us people.

kim

Eldest

Eldest is a fantastic sequel to Eragon. inspiring ideas into minds of young readers and a great escape for mature readers. Christopher has left readers everywhere wanting more, and also myself. waiting for the next book is unbearable and exciting.
Read and enjoy this book as I have.

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