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Though I was upset I had to wait ages for the -another- book (it was originally a trilogy), I am glad because it means the story is not over and the story has not been prematurely crammed into this book.Awesome book, would recommend - but read the other 2 first.
This book is fantastic. I love this series and can't wait for book 4. Highly recommended.
My daughter loves these books, her favorite author is Paolini. By far her favorite books
This novel, embodying the true spirit of adventure and greatness, sports a gold dragon. The subtlety and impact of this unity within the series is brilliant and astonishing. Such is the fine craftsmanship and hard work that went into this novel that I believe it should be used as a reference point for all trilogies to come. Paolini's first two novels, I feel that this novel binds the other two together in a way which I had not expected and find extremely profound. I am sure that by now I am well known as the foremost reviewer of the Inheritance Cycle books (well, actually person is well known as that but they won't allow him to post reviews anymore so I am posting them for him). Mr. Blue for science, Red for engineering, and gold for command. The colors of the dragons are exactly the same as the colors of the different shirts worn in Star Trek.
Paolini has boldly gone where no man has gone before in his intentional effort to make his books reflect the colors of Star Trek. But the truly remarkable thing about this novel is not merely the cover art but the way in which the cover art works harmoniously with the other two books. And, though I spoke exceptionally highly of Mr. Mr. But not just a gold dragon, a strikingly beautiful gold dragon with funny glossy eyes and a beard that's kind of twisty. The first book had a blue dragon, the second had a red dragon, and now, the third, Brisinger, has a gold dragon. And he has pulled it off with flying colors (pun not intended).This trilogy will undoubtedly stand as the most unified and well crafted trilogy ever written and will be the benchmark on which all other trilogies are judged. Paolini, you have earned your crown in heaven, and William Shatner will greet thee with open arms.
I beseech all of you to read the classics of the genre, books worth reading, such as Tolkien and C.S. This series has no right to sit on the shelves of bookstores next to classics such as King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table, what Paolini has done is destroy other authors beautifully written material for his own material gain. A fool who has sheep who no no better for fans. Lewis, there books truly are the best, especially when you compare them against this prentender. Put down Brisingr, Eldest, Eragon, and pick up a classic, you might find yourself largely surprised at how much better they are.
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