Archive for July, 2007

Inkheart by Cornelia Funke

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

This is a story of a girl, a lover of books, a book doctor, and a writer’s creations. This is a story of a man who read so well that whatever he read came to life. This is a story of a man named Dustfinger, lonely for the life from which he was wrenched away. This is a story of a woman, who loved her books more than people. This is a story of a writer, who knew not the horrors he created. This is a story of books burned, of murders committed, and lives thrown into disarray. This is a story that must be read - by all lovers of books. — Roshan

Dragonflight, Dragonquest, White Dragon by Anne McCaffrey

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

These three books chronicle the adventures of the heroes of Pern. Pern was a human colony that faced extinction from the dreaded Thread - mychorrizoid spores that destroyed any living matter. Their salvation turned out to be fire lizards that they enlarged and called dragons, after the Earth legends long forgotten. These Dragons impressed telepathic people a their partners for life. Together, these heroes fought the deadly Thread, keeping the planet Pern safe for the people. This is a fast paced trilogy that has an excellent plot. Unfortunately, the story moved too quick for the characters to develop properly - even after over 750 pages. However, those who like Dragons and a fast-paced epic adventure will love this book. — Roshan

Eragon by Christopher Paolini

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

Eragon is a book that is sure to be loved by fans of books such as the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, the Harry Potter series, and other epic tales. A tale of an ordinary boy who’s fate is nothing less than extraordinary, this book will enchant any reader, taking them to a world where immortal, all-powerful, and deranged kings reign and dragons are the hope of the land. From start to finish - you cannot put down this wonderful book, filled with varied characters that grow on you, as well as a fast paced plot that is sure to thrill. Everyone should read this book! —Roshan

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

This last book in the Harry Potter series was well worth waiting for - and is worth its weight in galleons! I loved reading this book and coud not put it down! Through all the twists and turnsm J. K. Rowling managed to tie together all the lose ends from the previous book. Although there were many sad deaths, she managed to convey a necessity and a closure for every one. She came through, and the result was a wonderful, thrilling, and breathtaking book. —Roshan

Let’s hope this is true

Tuesday, July 10th, 2007

Harry Potter 8?