Hardcover, 838 pages
Italian language
Published Sept. 28, 2008 by Rizzoli.
La terribile battaglia delle Pianure Ardenti nelle ultime pagine di "Eldest" ha mostrato non solo le reali forze dell'esercito dell'Impero ma anche la debolezza dei Ribelli. Purtroppo Eragon e Saphira non possono tornare subito nella terra degli elfi a completare il loro addestramento: prima di tutto bisogna strappare Katrina dalle mani di Galbatorix... Christopher Paolini ci conduce di nuovo nella terra dove i draghi esistono, dove la magia è l'unica speranza di umani, elfi e nani contro tiranni e creature demoniache, costruendo un altro episodio della saga che ha conquistato legioni di lettori in tutto il mondo ed è diventata un film di successo.
La terribile battaglia delle Pianure Ardenti nelle ultime pagine di "Eldest" ha mostrato non solo le reali forze dell'esercito dell'Impero ma anche la debolezza dei Ribelli. Purtroppo Eragon e Saphira non possono tornare subito nella terra degli elfi a completare il loro addestramento: prima di tutto bisogna strappare Katrina dalle mani di Galbatorix... Christopher Paolini ci conduce di nuovo nella terra dove i draghi esistono, dove la magia è l'unica speranza di umani, elfi e nani contro tiranni e creature demoniache, costruendo un altro episodio della saga che ha conquistato legioni di lettori in tutto il mondo ed è diventata un film di successo.
I've very much enjoyed listening to the audio books for this series with my 10 year old son. We'll be sad to finish the final book.
I've very much enjoyed listening to the audio books for this series with my 10 year old son. We'll be sad to finish the final book.
Wow... I am at a loss for words, which rarely happens. I must express my deep gratification toward Mr. Paolini for reviving an emotion inside of me that I have not felt since many books ago... As my first ever perfectly rated book (100/100 points) I deem it appropriate to say this read was totally awesome!!! Although this is unusually immature for me, it is undoubtedly my true reaction. Brisingr brought out the best of enjoyment inside of me. A literal tingling pervaded my entire body as I read, especially toward the end of this phenomenal book.
Once again, Christopher Paolini proves his indubitable talent for comprising a brilliant plot. I could compare his skill and craft to chocolate making, the perfect combination of essential ingredients that leads to an amazing finished product. Paolini is a true master when it comes to implementing characters into a plot, finding the environment …
Wow... I am at a loss for words, which rarely happens. I must express my deep gratification toward Mr. Paolini for reviving an emotion inside of me that I have not felt since many books ago... As my first ever perfectly rated book (100/100 points) I deem it appropriate to say this read was totally awesome!!! Although this is unusually immature for me, it is undoubtedly my true reaction. Brisingr brought out the best of enjoyment inside of me. A literal tingling pervaded my entire body as I read, especially toward the end of this phenomenal book.
Once again, Christopher Paolini proves his indubitable talent for comprising a brilliant plot. I could compare his skill and craft to chocolate making, the perfect combination of essential ingredients that leads to an amazing finished product. Paolini is a true master when it comes to implementing characters into a plot, finding the environment that suits them the best. When it comes to the setting of the story itself, his ingenuity is unmatched. An entire world, the plot of Brisingr is built upon, a world of ceaselessly discovered detail. Simply spectacular.
For those who eagerly await the next installment of The Inheritance Cycle, Inheritance, I feel your apprehension. How could anything rival the splendor of Brisingr? I have no doubt Christopher Paolini's fourth and final book of the series will be the best by far. He has done it before with the earlier installments, and he can do it again. Join me in waiting as the closure of the Inheritance Cycle draws ever nearer. Join me, as the story of Eragon and Saphira finally ends.
