Title: not as good as the rest
Product review: I found out about David Eddings in seventh grade and have been caught up in the lives of Garion and his family ever since. However, Polgara's book is a disappointment. I waited for it for so long and, after reading it twice, am unhappy with it. She comes across as whiny and not as powerful as we have been led to believe. The Eddings' humor, which I loved so much in the other eleven books, gets a little old by the end and there are some fairly obvious inconsistancies, both in reference to the previous series and within the book itself-- they seem almost like editing mistakes. The other books far surpass this one in every aspect.
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