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As an interlude between reading all 4 Inheritance Cycle books and then almost spring-boarding myself into Murtagh, this was nice! I liked seeing different aspects of Alegaesia and checking in on my fav (even tho his story was the shortest smh my head).

4 stars | #fantasy #highfantasy #shortstories #twowitchesbeltane #twowitches

I really enjoyed the urgles tale about the dragon and the tale of Murtagh made me more intrigued to pick up his book when it comes out later this year.

I very much enjoyed my time with this one.

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Revisiting a world I've enjoyed before is always fun...it's like getting to know a new friend a bit better 🗻🐉🧝‍♀️🧚🪄

I am posting one book per day from my to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new - don‘t judge me I have a lot of books.
Join the fun if you want. This is day 65.
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We all have a Vêrmund we cannot best. We can fight it all we want, but it still lingers. Revenge bears no fruit, it hurts the people you love just as much as yourself. Acceptance is the next big step. I love these “short stories”, though Christopher is unable to write anything short

Saphira says self care. Reading “The Worm” story again because I think it has a great theme to it. Yes it is long, but there is truth to it.

I really enjoyed the first few stories, but the worm was a little long. All in all a sweet return to this world, but did not quite meet my expectations.

Enjoying this somewhat unexpected return to one of my childhood‘s favorite worlds! Who here loved Eragon?

Every one of us knows there is a Vêrmund we cannot best. It is a good lesson to learn, I think.

Time to revisit a place I loved when I was younger - Eragon was a childhood favourite of mine 😊 I‘ve been curious about the new book ever since I first read about it!

It is a solid follow up of what happened to Eragon and his friends after the Inheritance cycle took place. I would recommend reading it while the series is still somewhat fresh in your mind, otherwise you might get lost in the names of people and places mentioned in this book. Overall it is a nice and quick read.

My sister and I read the Eragon series together way back when. Now, we are reading the newest book together. Fingers crossed it's decent 🤞

Strive for wisdom! Or at least a decrease in idiocy.

This is interesting but assumes I remember everything about a complex series I haven‘t touched in probably five years (or longer). So I‘m a little confused but following for the most part.

Oh man, I know it's not the book 5 that we all wanted, but it was amazing to be able to return to the world of Alagaësia! Seeing some familiar faces (Murtagh! 😍😍😍) and learning some history of the Urgals was great. I'll just sit here and wait impatiently for more.

It‘s been SOOO long and I can‘t wait to revisit Alagaesia!!!

This honestly could have been better if Eragon and Saphira were in it more. I understand it's stort stories but it definitely should have had them in it more. Otherwise, I enjoyed it. 😊

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So excited to start this 😊

Christopher Pasolini is going back to the world of Eragon with a new collection of stories.

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December 31, 2018