Title: No filler
Product review: This may not be for the technically minded. It is however for the reader who longs for a sense of magic once felt while young. The magic lost in real life. This book made me want to look for more interesting biology and science books. It is a great leap ahead of his book "the lives of a cell". Many people will equate this with Tolkien. There are many hints at great back story lines and quite a few events that will become legend in this universe. The scene with the dying dragon will stick with me throughout the series and after.The best part for me was the exclusion of ultra realistic descriptions of every horse, castle, cart, tree etc. as some of the other fantasy writers tend to do. All in all this is great read full of promise.
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