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The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan

ISBN: 9780312850098
Release Date: 01 Jan 1990
Average rating: (read by 260 members)

Categories: Science fiction

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	riskop Full Review
	Rated it 6 days ago

Robert Jordan's Eye of the World series is my favorite series of books. The only drawback is the overall length. Theres like thirteen books, most of which are 6-8hundred pages. Otherwise, these books are amazing. From first to last the story is...

	DarkFay Full Review
	Rated it 6 months ago

I really loved this book. I must have picked out of the librabry 10 times before I actually read the whole thing through. This book started me on the Wheel of Time series and I am very happy about that. I really love this series and I cant wait for...

	MrOjeda Full Review
	Rated it 9 months ago

I loved this book and the whole series is great. It's just too bad that Robert Jordan passed away before he could finish the last book. I hope the new writer can capture Jordan's vision and style. I've been waiting for quite a while for the last book,...

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