Magician: Master (Riftwar Saga, Book 2)124 reviews Raymond E. Feist Spectra, 1994 Unique and enthralling epic fantasy + Very good + The Riftwar continues... Magician: Master, is the second book in the Riftwar Saga by Raymond Feist. In this fantastic epic fantasy, we see the main character, Pug, transform from a peasant boy with seemingly limited potential into a powerful magician. During this transition, we watch as the plot twists and turns and ...             Silverthorn (Riftwar Saga, Volume 3)64 reviews Raymond E. Feist Spectra, 1986 The exciting sequel to Magician + A Worthy Continuation of 'Magician' + Not Free SF Reader In many respects, Magician (now sold as two books) was a saga unto itself - the time span, events, war, political intrigue, and heck even the physical length of the book. Coming out with a next installment worthy of the first, must truly have been daunting for Feist. However, with Silverthorn I ...             Broken Sky Series #05 (Broken Sky)19 reviews Chris Wooding Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 this one doesn't dissapoint + the best books ever! + THe best book + *shocked* + broken sky 5             The Never War (Pendragon Series #3)36 reviews D. J. MacHale Aladdin, 2003 The Adventure Continues...YESTERDAY! + best yet + Excellent time travel series + The Never War + Really interesting historical fiction             The Merchant of Death (Pendragon Series #1)157 reviews D. J. MacHale Aladdin, 2002 This Book Rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! + Never boring + If you like fantasy, TOTALLY read the Pendragon series! + The Start Of A Legend             Eldest (Inheritance, Book 2)1512 reviews Christopher Paolini Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2005 Love it! + Good Buy + Even better than the first book + Eldest Review             Black Water (Pendragon, Book 5)42 reviews D.J. MacHale Aladdin, 2004 An adult view + Good Product + Black Water and more and more! + A Dark Overtone + Pendragon Series - Black Water             The Dalemark Quartet, Volume 2: The Spellcoats and The Crown of Dalemark (Dalemark Quartet)2 reviews Diana Wynne Jones Eos, 2005 Once again, out of chronological order + Dalemark united This set of four stories (two in each book) are out of chronological order, just like the four original Chrestomanci stories. This is the only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars. When these things are out of order they don't make sense and I have to spend time wrestling with the timelines ...             Broken Sky #7 (Broken Sky)3 reviews Chris Wooding Rebound by Sagebrush, 2001 These books have so much meaning, and they ROCK!!!!!!! + this is da best!! + Broken Sky I will start by saying i would have given these books a (heck) of a lot more than five stars. These ar by far the best books I've ever read. I started reading them when #3 came out, and I read them all quickly (considering i was 11 and fast approaching the "max age" for these books according to the ...             The Lost City of Faar (Pendragon Series #2)53 reviews D.J. MacHale Aladdin, 2003 Lost in the book + A Sign of Things to Come + My fav. so far + Original, Creative Book + A real tum-tigger...hobey ho!             Broken Sky #6: Take Control (Broken Sky)2 reviews Chris Wooding Rebound by Sagebrush, 2001 this just gets better and better + this just gets better and better This is an amazing book with questions and actions surrounding each and every character. This book kicks off with Ryushi and Whist continuing their adventure toward Ryushi's double-crossing, tratior brother, Takami's, keep. However, Since Takami is the Thane of the province of Maar, he is well ...             Magician: Apprentice (Riftwar Saga)330 reviews Raymond Feist Spectra, 1994 Sensitively and Intelligently written + Good + A nice start This is not your typical fantasy series beginning. The major theme is quite unique in that magicians can open rifts between worlds. And this is where this story starts, with a rift opening and an invading army coming through. About the Magic: I tend to shy away from books that focus too much ...             A Darkness at Sethanon: Volume IV in the Riftwar Saga82 reviews Raymond Feist Spectra, 1987 An Epic Finale to the Riftwar Saga + Not Free SF Reader + A great finale to the Riftwar saga! + Superb culmination to a thrilling trilogy + Awesome series!!!             The Reality Bug (Pendragon Series #4)46 reviews D. J. MacHale Aladdin, 2003 Awesome! + The Reality of Pendragon. + Pendragon The Reality Bug + WOW... That's all I can say.(SMALL SPOILER BENEATH) + Not Living Up To Expectations             The Dalemark Quartet, Volume 1: Cart and Cwidder and Drowned Ammet (Dalemark Quartet)3 reviews Diana Wynne Jones Eos, 2005 Pure Enjoyment + Once again, out of chronological order + The quartet begins I could not put this book down. It kept my attention as no book has been able to do for a long time. I impatiently await receiving volume 2 in the mail so I can thoroughly enjoy reading the continuing story. As an adult, I prefer reading youth fantasy for it is clean and light-hearted and more ...             Eragon (Inheritance, Book 1)2693 reviews Christopher Paolini Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2003 A wonderful book to hear + One of the Best Reads Since Dracula I enjoyed listening to this book as I worked. The writing is descriptive and allows you to lose yourself in the story. After watching the movie, I recommend listening to these unabridged cds. The reader has a wonderful, clear voice that gives life to all the books characters.             The Chronicles of Chrestomanci, Volume 1: Charmed Life / The Lives of Christopher Chant68 reviews Diana Wynne Jones Eos, 2001 Outstanding fantasy books, fresh approach to magic and well written. + My favorite children's book/s + Inventive and Fun I found this book listed on the internet in a blog about books to read if you were suffering from Harry Potter withdrawals. Well, I wasn't - but I was still interested in good fantasy fiction. So I gave this one a try and was very pleasantly surprised. A couple of warnings for those of you ...             The Rivers of Zadaa (Pendragon)72 reviews D. J. MacHale Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2005 best book in the series + Read this book! + My favorite book yet! + The Rivers of Zadaa + Great Continuation             Broken Sky Series #04 (Broken Sky)6 reviews Chris Wooding Scholastic Paperbacks, 2000 Great Book + Broken Sky #4 + Broken Sky #4 hits hard + #4 + Hpmh..... 5 stars is the maximum? *pouts*             Broken Sky #1 (Broken Sky, 1)30 reviews Chris Wooding Scholastic, 2000 the intro 2 a clasic + Awesome book + Great for those who avoid reading! + A series of awesome books! + B.L. age 12