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http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2009/08/5- ... n-written/ (http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2009/08/5-science-fictionfantasy-books-we-wish-had-never-been-written/)
Am I the only one who liked that book?
You're the only one who liked it out of you, me and the person who wrote the article, that's for sure. :geek:
I don't think anyone else here liked it either. I think most people hated it. I liked it. Of course, I read it years and years after I did the other books, so maybe that's why.
Hey! I thought it was okay, not as good as some but enjoyable reading anyway. The was most irritating was the end-part of the book. (Did she _have to_ place Robinton to Ruatha when Lessa was Searched?)
When canon doesn't match I just go "yuck". I don't hate the book, but I don't reread it either.
Like I said, when I read it, quite a few years had passed since I had read any of the previous books, so I don't remember.
Yeah, I seem to remember thinking it wasn't bad. It wasn't a "Skies of Pern" or anything, that's for sure!
I dind't think it was then bad... But then I own 'To sail beyond the sunset' ;)
It wasn't bad :) And yeah, Eimi, it definitely wasn't a "Skies"...although there were parts of "Skies" that I really enjoyed!