27. Inheritance. Christopher Paolini. 860 pages. October 2011.
Paolini decreased the interest of the history with every book. This one is the proof that the story got bigger than what he imagined and he could not deal with a good development and end for it.
Most of the books is useless, everything resolves in a few chapters and in a stupid way. Galbatorix was so powerful that he was virtually impossible to defeat.
"Was a broad but shallow education superior to one that was narrow but deep?"
"It is easy to be calm when there is nothing to worry about. The true test of your self control, however, is whether you can remain calm in a trying situation."
"Change itself is never good nor bad, but knowledge is always useful."
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