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Eragon: Inheritance, Book I
by Christopher Paolini
Eragon Review (10/10/2005)
Eragon is a book like many fantisy books.The writer has the same idea that is in another book and you can not blame someone because they have a simalar idea,just let yourself be caried through the pages and into the world of Alagaesia.Eragon has a new and different adventure on every page.I was so happy when the Eldest came out that I droped the book I was reading and went stright to it.I think it is one of the most exciting and wonderful books I will ever have the chance to read!! Bravo Mr.Paolini!
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