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Brisingr or The Seven Promises of Eragon Shadeslayer and Saphira Bjartskular Inheritance Book Three Christopher Paolini Books

With this book, Paolini breaks his streak of ripping off plot points from Star Wars. And he does a pretty good job of making it interesting as well.

Like Eldest, the story is split mainly between Eragon and Roran. Eragon mostly does political things, while Roran is involved in the thick of the fighting. However, unlike Eldest, both characters stories are exciting. I've said before that Paolini is good at writing battles, and he puts a lot of them into this book. This series needed a shot of adrenaline, and this book delivered.


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Brisingr or The Seven Promises of Eragon Shadeslayer and Saphira Bjartskular Inheritance Book Three Christopher Paolini Books Reviews

This is a good book, but I have it 4 stars for the series. Consistently, after the first two books, I get half way through this book and am no longer inclined to read it. There's nothing wrong with the story or the writing but it's just so long.
Another wonderfully-woven tale of the land of Alagaesia from Christopher Paolini. Eragon's character is given much more depth and purpose, as is Roran's, and we are given much more information on the history of the Dragon Riders, specifically Brom, Morzan and Galbatorix. Spahira's character is fleshed out further and we are given a greater insight into the bond between Dragon and Rider. A hero's quest continues, his own past and destiny questioned, and edging ever closer is the inevitable confrontation with the evil Galbatorix. Paolini has done an absolutely wonderful job with this series thus far and I almost cannot wait for the final entry, though I am sad to see the series ending. I highly recommend this book as well as its two predecessors, "Eragon" and "Eldest", for fantasy and adenture fans; you won't be disappointed. Paolini is a storyteller the likes of which does not come along but once, maybe twice, in a single generation, and not a word of his is to be cast aside.
"Brisingr" is the third book in "The Inheritance Cycle", and in some regards I enjoyed it more than the previous two books because it seems like there is some hope for Eragon in his upcoming battle against Murtagh and King Galbatorix. The story did seem to drag at times dealing with Dwarven politics, Roran's rise in the Varden, etc.

I liked that this book delved deeper into Eragon's character as he questions his theological beliefs, he explores his thoughts on judging others, he learns more about his family line, and he engages in a short quest to obtain a sword worthy of a Dragon Rider!

Overall, the Eragon books take a lot from other works (e.g., Lord of the Rings, The Earthsea Cycle, etc.), but I find them enjoyable. They present good, clean epic fantasy for young adult readers.
I have loved this series since book one. I see that there is a lot of hate for this series. I can see why. It is predictable in most of its broad story movements. What keeps me going here is I love the moral dilemmas that the characters endure. Put simply I love the characters from this series. That is why this series appeals to me so much. They grow, they learn, they have become my friends.

This one is a lot more violent than the last two. It makes this book a lot more brutal than Eldest and Eragon. I felt the stakes were higher.

I can tell that he has grown as a writer. This isn't the same kid that wrote Eragon. I know this series fails to please everybody. It does please me. Can't wait to start book four and see what fate has in store for my friends.
For his age this writer does an exzeptional job and hope he comes out with another series. This kept me wanting to keep on reading and not stopping until finished. But with the large volume of pages to read takes a while to finish. Prepare yourself for an excellent book and would compare him to R A Salvatore.
I remember waking up Christmas morning, 2008, running downstairs and seeing this book lying on the arm of our couch. Man was I ecstatic!! As soon as we were finished opening presents, I immediately ran up to my room and began reading it. This was a really good story. It, like Eldest, took me a little while to read, but not as much time. Like Eragon, I read it every chance I got. Granted, it was long, but I loved it all the same. Christopher Paolini is a very talented author! I like his writing style. I still remember when this series was all the rage when I was younger. It is a great book for fantasy lovers.
I chose 5 stars because the book was complete. Everything that had been a cliff hanger in Eldest was answered in brisingir. I really liked the feeling the author put into the book. It feels like your the one being torn between oaths, your the one who travels around everywhere. And finally, I loved this book because you get to experience what courage really is. You get to feel how difficult it is when Roran is proving himself to the Varden, and how he must be brave and just do it. All in all, this book was fabolous!
Reading this book, the third of four, is best done after reading the first two. You will be lost as there are a great many characters and subplots to follow. This is a great series. It has everything, plot, action, philosophy, depth of characterization. It will appeal to all, children and adults, who have a love of dragon lore. Saphira, the primary dragon in the tale, is witty, wonderful and wise. She is also a dangerous predator who happens to have bonded with her human rider and together they make a formidable pair of heroes. There is good and evil but the author has shown us how the line between the two is very blurred. As in real life, the humans, dwarves, elves and other creatures are a mixture of good and bad often acting out of necessity under pressure to survive.
With this book, Paolini breaks his streak of ripping off plot points from Star Wars. And he does a pretty good job of making it interesting as well.

Like Eldest, the story is split mainly between Eragon and Roran. Eragon mostly does political things, while Roran is involved in the thick of the fighting. However, unlike Eldest, both characters stories are exciting. I've said before that Paolini is good at writing battles, and he puts a lot of them into this book. This series needed a shot of adrenaline, and this book delivered.