I will probably make another attempt at the book after school finally ends.
And The Magic of Recluce (the first book in the series) is very interesting, it is very well written, and takes place in a very interesting world.
Great source for information on the book...
So would reading "Curse of the Mistwraith" be worth my time? I tried a few months ago but couldn't get past the first ten pages.
Also; the Recluce series is quite good.
He will be missed, I am a great fan of his style, simplistic but well written. I actually felt tears coming on when I heard about this... I really did...
You Scored as HettarYou're a little moody, but you probably have good reasons. You have very solid priorities, and you are perfectly happy with executing your goals all by yourself. Even though you're busy being the self-appointed hand of justice, be open to change and to the possibility of...
Well I like to have the hardcovers to... well just to have... But I agree with you, I prefer reading paperbacks, they don't feel as breakable, and they're cheaper to replace.
My first Fantasy novel was Harry Potter and the Philospher's Stone, which I read in first grade... XD
And the one which really sparked my interest in the genre was Eragon, which I still find a decent read.
I'm on the final book of the Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn series (To Green Angel Tower Part 2), and was wondering if the Otherland series is as good, or nearly as good as this series?
I actually read the Liveship Traders before the other two, so I was of the mind that the Six Duchies were a place where barbarians dwelled... XD She paints such a picture doesn't she?
Looks awesome, though I absolutely HATE the original series, how anyone can like that crap is beyond me, Star Trek didn't become good until the first movie...
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