Eldest (Inheritance, Book 2)

There was just a lot of characters building and coming of age for Eragon in this book, it is definitely slower compared to the first but I finished it nontheless. It was still interesting and you get to learn a lot about the elves and his relationship with Arya. I think my favorite part of the book of of Roran and how Eragon and him rekindled in the end. On the third one now and enjoying it.

The story of Roran in this book, is fantastic. If this entire book was about Roran, it would have gotten 4 stars. For the chapters about Eragon, there are hundreds of pages spent on conversation and coming of age type thoughts from Eragon, which isn't as tedious to read as it is boring.

Dragons

I purchased the whole series, three including this one in very good condition, and one in good. This book came in the most worn condition, while the others look practically new. The dust cover is practically destroyed. It looks pretty out of place on the shelf next to the others. Not a bid deal, just not the condition I was expecting.

This isn’t about the book itself, i just want to talk about the fact that there was no dust cover on this book. I was buying my boyfriend this set for his birthday because it’s his favorite and I got the good version of this one, but without the cover on it. Now it doesn’t match the other hardcover books and it’s too late for me to get a refund on it.

Eldest is a very, VERY well-written book about action, adventure and a small bit of romance. Eldest is the second book of the series "Inheritance". From the first chapter, I was captivated. It is hard to put the book down once you hear of an epic battle or a strenuous drama. Each scene is explained enough to give the reader a vivid picture of all that is going on, but still leaves room for the reader's imagination. It is a must read series for ages 10 and up that leaves you waiting and waiting for the next book to come out.

Tanto el primer libro de la saga (Eragon) como su continuacion Eldest, son excelentes como regalo para teenagers. Mis nietas de 13 y 16 años están encantadas. Gracias Paolini!

To all the bad thinkers of the book: People!!! Geez Its just a book!!! A Fantasy!!!!! Its made up!!!! So what if it is sort of copied!,Its not like I see you writing a book a doing any better. Get over it! The book is there and there is nothing you can do to stop it! All you are doing is saying the bad things, what about the good or in you words,NON COPIED?! I really enjoyed this book, and for all the awful things I read you won't convince me to dis like it. Because of all the bad comments about it, it just made me buy the book not vise/versa! Well.... Thanks. good luck with the 3 book Paolini!! U.S, Chicago, IL Monika 13

There is no doubt that Eldest, by Christopher Poilini, is by far the best book I've ever read. This book has action, drama, romance, betrayal, and heartbreak, everything you could possibly cram into the pages of a book. After Eragon, a sixteen-year-old boy, and his dragon, Saphiria, win a large battle in the dwarve city, Eragon is left scarred. His friend, Murtaugh, was captured by the empire, and the leader of the rebellion group called The Varden was killed in the process. Meanwhile, Roran, Eragon's cousin, tries to move his village to safety in Surda, with part of the Varden. Eragon recovers from his injury, or so he thought, and he, Saphiria, and Arya, an elf he rescued a year before, went to the Elven Kingdom. Eragon and Saphiria have a lot to learn, but Eragon's wound enables him to train. During an elven festival, Eragon takes on a new look, so to speak. Will this transformation help him overthrow the Empire? Will Roran save his village? Well, just read the breathtaking book, Eldest.

I brought this book for my son aged (11 years), after he read the first one, and really loved it. He read this one in full in 6 days and couldn't put it down. He loves these type of books and carn't wait for the next one.