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And of course, you have to love CS Lewis and Tolkien.
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posted by StevenTill at 6:21 pm (EST) on Jul 4, 2008
I enjoyed Eragon very much. Eldest less so, mainly for length reasons, but I liked it too. I didn't feel like it was a great work of literature so much as a good sort of fairy tale, but I don't read books for their "literary merit" in general. I know a lot of people thought Eragon was too cliche, but I just thought Paolini was putting the stereotypes to good use. (He did go further with cliche-ness in Eldest though.) I thought it was funny, had a natural writing style, and I loved Saphira and Brom. I'm being long-winded, as is my tendency, but essentially I'm saying that I had a great time reading it so it got five. I see you only gave it one half, a pretty stiff judgement, what's your opinion about it?
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