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I enjoyed it. It does feel like three different books
sometimes, and I am pretty sure that the author of Eragon
has unwittedly channeled this book in the writing of his two
books. The part I liked the best was the rendition of the
home of the winged creatures. In all, it is very light and
clearly from his younger pre-Nova days like Jewel of Aptor.
> i like it, even though it didn't leave that big an
> impression on me.
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> hs
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> >I've decided to finally read THE FLY AT CIRON. It's been
> sitting on my >bookshelf for quite some time, and I've
> read the first few pages >several times, but I've never
> stuck with it. For those of you who have >read it, what
> are your feelings on the book? >
> >-Pete
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> and how did that make you feel?
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