Daughter of the Blood (Black Jewels, Book 1)243 reviews Anne Bishop Roc, 1998 May the Darkness Be Merciful + Great book! + Mesmerizing high fantasy This was my fourth reading of Anne Bishop's first novel of the Jewels Trilogy, and it gets better with every go around. There aren't enough words to express the masterpiece Ms. Bishop has created. It centers around a powerful world filled with twisted darkness and a shining, and sometimes ...             Elvenborn (Halfblood Chronicles)20 reviews Andre Norton, Mercedes Lackey Tor Fantasy, 2003 Elvenborn + Good story, but I came out wanting. + I wish they'd hurry up and write a fourth one!!! + Complex intrigues + Andre Norton             Dragon Venom (Obsidian Chronicles)13 reviews Lawrence Watt-Evans Tor Books, 2004 Great finish to the series + book review of Dragon Venom + Surprising developments await you within these pages. + Excellent.             Acorna's People (Acorna)15 reviews Anne Mccaffrey, Elizabeth A. Scarborough HarperTorch, 2000 Excellent read, from the writer of the Pern series + Lots of fun Hurray, finally another great series from Anne Mccaffery! I was addicted to the Dragons series from Pern. And she continues the magic with Acorna and her friends. I really enjoyed reading this book, and can happily recommend this book and the other Acorna books to you!             Elvenblood (Halfblood Chronicles)26 reviews Andre Norton, Mercedes Lackey Tor Fantasy, 1996 Adventure + For crying out loud, where's the third book already?!? + good, but a bit of a let-down + Wheres the third book!             Dragons of Winter Night (Dragonlance: Dragonlance Chronicles)96 reviews Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman Wizards of the Coast, 2000 Excellent Follow Up + "Nine they were, under the three moons" + Gates of Paladine...last hope + My favorite Chronicle book             Heir to the Shadows (Black Jewels, Book 2)128 reviews Anne Bishop Roc, 1999 Extraordinary fantasy + Witch Comes of Age + Absolute Must Read The Black Jewels Trilogy continues in this amazing book. It is just as memorable as the first, and isn't just a segue between the first and third books like so many trilogies today. The characters continue to develop in new ways and the setting is as vivid as ever. Bishop is a very talented writer, ...             Acorna's World (Acorna)15 reviews Anne Mccaffrey, Elizabeth A. Scarborough HarperTorch, 2001 Acorna's World + Great read as usual from the author + Doona This book is my favorite in the Unicorn girl series. I was brought to tears at some points. This is truley A.M's work at it's best! Two thumbs way up!!!!!             Acorna's Triumph (Acorna)8 reviews Anne Mccaffrey, Elizabeth A. Scarborough HarperTorch, 2004 Excellent! + Even the best books can annoying + pretty good conclusion This book is an excellent ending to a great series. If you liked the five previous books of this series you are going to enjoy this one also. I would have to say that it was the best book of the series. I could have done without the cliff hanger about Acorna's daughter only because it makes me want ...             Dragons of Autumn Twilight (Dragonlance: Dragonlance Chronicles)356 reviews Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman Wizards of the Coast, 2000 The best fantasy has to offer. + One of my all time favorite trilogies + A Great Read, Classic Adventure Fantasy You can't judge a book by its cover, eh? Back in 1990 my cousin and I got into all things fantasy, mostly because we loved the 80's fantasy movies like Willow, Legend, Dragonslayer, etc., but because we wanted to further our love of fantasy into reading novels, which we had heard were always better ...             Acorna's Quest (Acorna)28 reviews Anne Mccaffrey Eos, 1999 This is one seriously facinating read! + A Wonderful Escape from Reality. I may only be thirteen, but I know what I like...and I love this book. I've read a lot of books, a lot more than you know, and believe me, this is definately worthy of being the sequel to the already wonderful book, ACORNA. I found this book incredibly well thought-out and imaginative, with a ...             The Dragon Society (Obsidian Chronicles)12 reviews Lawrence Watt-Evans Tor Books, 2003 Outstanding work + The Dragon Society + Good sequel + Old story new twist             Dragon Weather (Obsidian Chronicles)34 reviews Lawrence Watt-Evans Tor Fantasy, 2000 Revenge! + Decent Read + Wow I really enjoyed reading DRAGON WEATHER. The author uses great descriptive words to make you feel as if you're right there in the story. It all starts with a young boy named Arlain. One hot summer day, dragons come and kill his family and destroy his village. After the attack, a group of men come ...             Elvenbane (Halfblood Chronicles)59 reviews Andre Norton, Mercedes Lackey Tor Books, 1993 From the author of Tales of Ancient Xenar + This book got me interested in the Fantasy genre + Pleasant + lightweight but entertaining.             Dragons of Spring Dawning (Dragonlance Chronicles, Book 3)101 reviews Wizards of the Coast, 2000 A Landscape of Cracked Mirrors in the Soul + A Storied End To A Legend + The end... + No Suprises             Dreams Made Flesh (Black Jewels, Book 5)72 reviews Anne Bishop Roc Trade, 2005 Original and one of a kind + fitting conclusion + 3 out of 4 ain't bad + Follow-up stories we were waiting for + Dreams made short stories             J.R.R. Tolkien Boxed Set (The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings)1244 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Del Rey, 2001 "The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings", book set by J.R.R. Tolkien + I love "The Hobbit" and "LOTR". + Box set (The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings) + Good Book + Great books but too descriptive             Acorna: The Unicorn Girl (Acorna)81 reviews Anne Mccaffrey, Margaret Ball Eos, 1998 Enjoyed + Pure Entertainment with Little Substance Had elements of other good storylines. Really enjoyed it and will be reading the other books of the series.             Acorna's Rebels (Acorna)9 reviews Anne Mccaffrey, Elizabeth A. Scarborough HarperTorch, 2003 Wonderful + Gift Order + Acorna's Rebels + Almost there, but not there just yet + Is this it?             Watership Down951 reviews Richard Adams Avon, 1976 The best of the hardcover editions + A Classis Adventure Story + Yes , Rabbits! + Watership Down + Not for young children, but teenagers and adults will enjoy it.