by David Eddings
When I was younger I quite enjoyed these but the suck fairy visited and shone her torch on the mysogony, hetronormativity and racism inherent in the stories. I do realise that it was there before but I had glossed over it while in pursuit of the story. A lot of the time I have bounced through a lot ...
4 ½ Stars Audiobook
A sweet and fitting finale to the Belgariad series :) I was just in the mood for a classical fantasy story and this is one of the best - everything turns out just as it should, with just the right amount of suffering, but with a happy end for all :)Eddings takes us on the journey and I would even ca...
This is the final book in the Belgariad series and some people seem to suggest that while it ties the whole series up nicely, apparently it still leaves some questions unanswered. Honestly, the only question that was left unanswered when I finished it was 'what happens next?' Honestly, that is one o...
Enchanters' End Game fifth and final installment of 'The Belgariad' series set in the richly detailed world created by David Eddings (with uncredited help from his wife).As with the previous books, it begins immediately after events of Castle of Wizardry and opens with Ce'Nedra, Polgara, Durnik, and...
I liked this book, near the end I couldn't stop reading. But I was a bit dissappointed, because I was expecting an epic battle. And it wasn't. I like for my heroes to almost die and overcome great personal stuff or something like that. And he didn't. I felt the 5 books had been building up to that, ...
i started rereading this series because of a story i betaed for yuletide that was set within the mallorean. since i'm a pedant, i couldn't just go and reread the mallorean first.it's very sad to find that something you once loved is terribly flawed, which is exactly what i've found with this series...
Just barely good enough writing to finish reading this series to the end. The final third of the fifth book was good but I never really got around to caring what happened to the characters. They were, for the most part, uninspired. And the main character, Garion, was like an anti-Frodo. What a whin...
Just barely good enough writing to finish reading this series to the end. The final third of the fifth book was good but I never really got around to caring what happened to the characters. They were, for the most part, uninspired. And the main character, Garion, was like an anti-Frodo. What a whin...
It would seem that this was the last book of the series. Can't say I was too impressed by it. I think I shall stick to his other series after this.
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