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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A fairly decent ending to the saga. Everyone fights against Takhisis and her attempt to control the world. Pretty action-packed. I wish the ending would have ended a little differently. The authors definitely left a lot of issues open so future books could be written. ( )They wrapped the story up nicely. The time traveling stuff got a bit funky and might have been unnecassary but didn't distract from the story too much. It was great to be back on Krynn. Maybe I won't wait so many years to return next time. no reviews | add a review
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Unfortunately, with the mystery of the "One God" revealed, much of the narrative impetus that made the first two books page-turners is lost. However, while there isn't much left to write about in Dragons of a Vanished Moon, the scenery is beautiful. There is an Elven exodus across the "plains of dust," stubborn Solamnic knights, cunning dragons, plotting wizards, and a full helping of Kender antics as Tasselhoff assumes the role of fly in the dark queen's ointment. The conclusion is a textbook deus ex machina but fans should enjoy this book for what it is--another chance to return to the wonderful world of Krynn with its two most competent guides at the helm. --Jeremy Pugh
(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:57:53 -0400)
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