I don’t know how many of you have read Christopher Paolini’s books, but I personally like them. Sometimes I think he gets a little long-winded (and I seriously wonder why his editor didn’t cut more material), but the story is great!! I read “Eragon” after it had been out for about a year and “Eldest” right after it’s release. I’m excited to get “Brisingr” tomorrow. I hope it is as good as I want it to be.
Anyone who follows this series probably already knows that this third book was originally supposed to be the last in the series. Not any more. Paolini decided he had too much story left to tell and he added a book. So…there’s still one more to come. I sincerely hope he doesn’t wait another three or more years to release the fourth book. I honestly think that because it’s been so long since the release of “Eldest” that some of the hype has died down and that people aren’t as interested. I may be wrong, but I just don’t know very many people (besides those I’ve give the books to) that have read this series. Maybe I just know the wrong people, though, because it’s been a New York Times Bestseller.
So everyone go to your local bookstore tomorrow (or Wal Mart, in my case) and pick up a copy of “Brisingr.” Hopefully it will meet expectations.
Shari Lambert 
i absolutely love the inhertence series i think they’re the best an i also hope that ppl decide to make eldeest into a movie but i highly doubt it i’ve been reading Brisingr at school but there’s not enough time i might buy it myself seeing as i already have Eragon and Eldest so it’d be good to have the third and i didn’t know there was going to be a fourth one so thanks for the info. my favourite part from eldest is when eragon finds the varden after his transformation and the soldiers shoot arrows at him and he stops them but one was fired slightly late and he couldn’t stop it so he caught it then afterwards he calls the archers to see him and he hands the one guard an arrow saying i believe this is yours thts just great! wts ur favourite???
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