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What an amazing book. I read this book in 2005 after Hurricane Rita hit Texas. I lost my home in this hurricane and this book was my comfort zone. Eragon, a young boy close to sixteen, finds a mysterious object. Little does her know that it is an egg,a dragon's egg. In the blink of an eye Eragon's life is turned upside down. He is ripped away from his home, forced to flee his hometown. Eragon and Saphira, his dragon, decide to search for the Varden a group of rebels to avenge his people. So much emotion is captured inside this book, truly one of my favorites. Paolini wrote this book when he was fourteen later self publishing it at the of fifteen.
Smashing continuation of the world of gods, goddesses, and heroes that Riordan created in his Percy Jackson series. This new series introduces three new heroes: Jason, Piper, and Leo. We also get to know some of the other new demigods who have reported to Camp Half-Blood since the bargain was struck between Percy and the Olympians in The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson, Book 5), and, of course, some of our favorites are back as well. Without providing too many spoilers, let's just say that we get to learn about some of the Roman aspects of the Olympian pantheon, more than just Juno is Hera and Jupiter is Zeus. There is a new threat facing the heroes and Olympus needs them more than ever. We also meet more gods, wind spirits known as auras, and more monsters that need vanquishing. Just loved this story and am looking forward to The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus, Book 2).