What I will do without FitzChivalry Farseer and his wolf Nighteyes, the Fool, Kettricken, the dragons, and all the rest, I have no idea. Leaving these characters after such a long engagement leaves me a bit bereft. Five stars. Highly recommended.
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Even better than Book 1…
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I planned to reduce my stack of fiction books after reading Robin Hobb’s Assassin series, but I was weak. Finally — and gratefully — I gave in and got back to one of the best fantasy series I’ve yet read. Be forewarned: Hobb doesn’t write shallow entertainment, so prepare yourself for emotional swings.
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Hardship, courage, love, and loyalty… it was all here. A trilogy well worth reading.
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The saga continues.
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If you’re looking for an entertaining diversion, this is one of those books that quickly ascends to the hard-to-put-down category. And because it’s book one of a trilogy, there’s much to look forward to.
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As our society leans in precarious ways, this five-star Ayn Rand book (Amazon reviews) remains a must read best seller—as it has for more than fifty years. Since its publication in 1957 it has sold in excess of six million copies (see Sales of Atlas Shrugged at All-Time Record).
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Annie Leibovitz’s lovely, candid, conversational style made me feel as though she and I had spent a day at a coffee house just talking about making pictures.
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One of this year’s best books—a wonderful weekend or camping book. Read the Amazon reviews.
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When nothing else could take my mind off the worsening economic conditions, this book did! Highly recommended.
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Whether you write fiction or non-fiction, Stephen King’s insights into writing are both entertaining and educational.
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I found this to be an insightful look at how collaboration is changing the world economy. A must-read book for those doing business on the Internet.