Hello everyone!
Back with another book review and this one, I was SUPER excited for.
I mean, granted, a lot of readers critique and complain over Christopher Paolini's Inheritance Cycle, but it's one of the series that I fell in love with when I was younger and re-read now on a regular enough basis. I actually re-read Eldest a little while back.
The only thing that's changed, for me, is that I see several things from a different perspective now that I did when I first read the books.
The tribulations of reaching adulthood, I suppose?
In any event, aside from my nit-picking of why nobody lets Eragon do anything on his own if he's SO powerful, when Paolini announced there would be a compilation of short stories to sink our teeth into, I WAS SO STOKED.
Because there was also a promise of catching up with Eragon and his babysitting job of dragon egg-guardian, and THAT WAS EVERYTHING.
So without further ado, let's dive right into The Fork, the Witch and the Worm, shall we?
