Brandon's Book Review 1: Christopher Paolini's Inheritance Series

My first book review! (Spoiler free, for your viewing pleasure) Christopher Paolini's Inheritance Series!

Also, as promised, here is the link to "Myth and the Movies" by Stuart Voytilla: http://www.amazon.com/Myth-Movies-Discovering-Structure-Unforgettable/dp/0941...




Also, here is the review for "Inheritance" (SPOILER WARNING!!!): http://www.amazon.com/review/R2HZ2MGBA4FODX/ref=cm_cr_dp_cmt?ie=UTF8&ASIN...

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• DecKrash
• Brandon
• Eragon
• Eldest
• Brisingr
• Inheritance
• Christopher Paolini
• book review

[joesnap10]

i love the inheritance cycle but got no farther than eragon i saw the movie after i read book 1 and the movie absolutely tainted my view of eragon. With harry potter and lotr i loved the movies and enhanced my view on the great book series. If u want a great trilogy read the hunger games which is an absoulutely amazing series though the ending of the last book i felt so disapointed too many deaths.

[DecKrash]

@joesnap10 I plan on reading The Hunger Games series before long. In response to what you said, I recommend you read the Inheritance Cycle. Trust me, you'll get over the movie very quickly; the rest of the series is NOTHING like the movie. And to be truthful, with the exception of the ending, I didn't think the movie was that bad. It was the fact that they changed EVERYTHING at the end and rushed through it that pissed me off.

[WlNDMlLL]

black people can read?

[DecKrash]

@WlNDMlLL Rednecks can too?

[Thedangerousduk]

I love Roran! especially in Eldest he is so badass.

[JohnMichaelMatta]

Good review, btw

[JohnMichaelMatta]

I read the first three, I need to pick up the fourth. I should probably just start over... o_O

[Concept7o7]

Your a cool dude, keep it up

[tonychen176]

dude, i like you, u are cool

[WlNDMlLL]

@DecKrash Good video btw. I was pretty young when Eragon came out. I loved it, then. I loved Eldest. I enjoyed Brisingr but by that time my library had expanded beyond Harry Potter and I began to look at Paolini's writing more critically. Of course, Inheritance came out fairly recently and I was expecting what I experienced throughout my childhood. But, that's just it, he still writes like he's a 15 year old. Had he written the series faster there wouldn't be issues.

[WlNDMlLL]

@DecKrash no, I don't believe rednecks can read.