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The Amber Spyglass - Philip Pullman:
... third part of the "His Dark Materials Trilogy" is definitely the weakest of the three offerings, but still outclasses most of the books in this genre that I have read. I am not sure if Phillip Pullman had grown bored of the concept at this point and just wanted to get through it with minimal fuss, but there was an element of enchantment that I gleaned from the first two that were missing from this part... Read the full review: A not quite so fine ending to a fine trilogy by JohnC1977 |
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Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett Author: Terry Pratchett / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy - Terror stalks the streets of Ankh-Morpork, greatest city on the Discworld. Something is turning unwary citizens into things resembling small charcoal biscuits. To the rescue come Carrott, Sergeant Vimes and the other members of the inebri... overall rating  (10 reviews)
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Legend - David Gemmell Author: David Gemmell / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy - First volume in the 'Denai' series. overall rating  (8 reviews)
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Last and First Men - Olaf Stapledon Author: Olaf Stapledon / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy overall rating  (1 review)
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The Lord of the Rings - J.R.R. Tolkien Author: J.R.R. Tolkien / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy - Enter Tolkien's Middle Earth through this well-loved trilogy. overall rating  (128 reviews)
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The Hobbit - J.R.R. Tolkien Author: J.R.R. Tolkien / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy - This is the prelude to The Lord of the Rings. Bilbo Baggins is a hobbit who enjoys a comfortable, unambitious life. But his contentment is disturbed when the wizard, Gandalf, and a company of dwarves arrive on his doorstep to take him on a... overall rating  (67 reviews)
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The Subtle Knife - Philip Pullman Author: Philip Pullman / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy - Second book in the His Dark Materials trilogy. overall rating  (20 reviews)
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Foreigner - C.J. Cherryh Author: C.J. Cherryh / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy overall rating  (1 review)
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Dune - Frank Herbert Author: Frank Herbert / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy overall rating  (14 reviews)
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His Dark Materials Series - Philip Pullman Author: Philip Pullman / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy overall rating  (7 reviews)
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The Last Battle - C.S. Lewis Author: C.S. Lewis / Printed Book / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy |
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The Gunslinger: The Dark Tower - Stephen King ... Gunslinger on first reading, is a stand alone collection of tales featuring the same character - eponymously referred to as the Gunslinger, on the trail of the man in black, who is fleeing across the desert from him. As he gets closer to him, the tale becomes so much more. This is the first chapter of Stephen King s famous Dark Tower cycle (a story so vast that elements of it are told outwith the seven novels and the story bleeds into his other books) and differs vastly from the subsequent novels in the respect that they are a lot less episodic than this tale. Probably the weakest of all of the seven books, it is still probably the most important because we get a g... Read the full review: The first of an amazing chronicle by JohnC1977 |
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The Magician's Nephew - C.S. Lewis ... think this was the last of the Chronicles of Narnia to be writted but chronologically it serves as the first story. A lot darker in my opinion than the other ones, and a very different style of story, it still haunts me when I read it. I reread the whole chronicles again recently and was vastly unimpressed by the story, I think maybe down to the fact that I had grown up and it was a tale lodged in my childhood. However, the Magician s Nephew still grabbed me and held me and I polished it off in an afternoon. In hindsight I should probably have let it stand on it s own because it worked very well as a story in its own right as well as an origin to the Narnia chronicl... Read the full review: The Best of the Chronicles by JohnC1977 |
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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - J.R.R. Tolkien ... originally read The Lord Of The Rings trilogy when I was 11. I received an amazing copy of it from my father for my birthday. I loved the tale but always considered the Two Towers to be the weakest of the three books. I think after the rollercoaster of the Fellowship (so much does happen) and the fact that we don t hear from Frodo and Sam again until about halfway through the book, I was a little disappointed. But every single year without fail I picked up the Lord of The Rings and read it again. And the Two Towers has really grown on me. Almost to the point where I can safely say it has gone from my least favourite volume to my favourite. From the emotional depa... Read the full review: Middle Book syndrome by JohnC1977 |
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