Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts

Monday, April 9, 2012

The Inheritance Cycle

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An Amazing Series! It is one of my all time favorites. Paolini does a fantastic job of creating pictures in yoiur mind and making it feel like you are actually there. They become your friends and you loose a piece of yourself with the series ends. It was hard. :( All the characters have their own distinct personalities and there own ways of thinking. The author even came up with his own native language for the series. It's unreal.
These books are about Dragons. Huge, fierce, intelligent and beautiful creatures who will scare the pants off of whoever gets on their bad side.
Saphira hatches for Eragon and the immediately take to each other. They go through more battle, heartache and joy together than anyone ever should. And that doesn't even begin to skim the surface of the series that drew me in from the beginning.
Together, Saphira, Eragon , a few friends and some allies, have amazing and eventful (to say the least) journeys that change and shape their lives in ways they never could have dreamed.
These books had such an impact on me I want everybody to read them and have a great time doing so!

P.S. Don't let the size intimidate you!

Eragon
Eldest
Bringer
Inheritance

Genre: fantasy, fiction
Author: Christopher Paolini

Reviewed by:  K. Ellis

Monday, February 13, 2012

The Lighting Thief

Percy Jackson and The Lighting Thief is about a troubled 12 year old kid who lives in New York. He may seem like a normal kid with normal problems, but there is something special about him.

When Zeus the king of the gods finds that his master lighting bolt has been stolen, everyone automatically thinks that Percy is the lighting thief.

This book is an easy read that you just cannot put down! It's full of fun adventures, funny characters, and freaky mythological monsters who like to kill people in their spare time. So, if you're up for some laughs, action, adventure and backstabbing friends, I highly suggest you read The Lighting Thief!

Grade Level: 6-8
Genre: Adventure
Author: Rick Riordan

      -K. Ellis