The Legend of Huma

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Summary: This is a Book of love,honor, and sacrifice.
Review: This is one of several Dragon Lance books I've read. It is by far the best of them all. One of the comments was made how it was inaccurate..not so. The story of Huma was corrupted throughout the centuries after the cataclysm. As stated in the Chronicles by the authors. Huma was only remebered by the songs and childrens stories told by parents. So as far as I'm concerned the book is accurate. I read the book twice in a one week. It is very well written and would recommend it to anyone, even if they think they wouldn't like it.

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Summary: It was great, it had it all, I espically loved the end.
Review: It is one of the best books I've ever read. It has everything, from magic to minitors. Knights to dragon/humans. I loved when Huma found out he had freed a minitor.The end was so suspencfull.

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Summary: It is a great book about love and courage
Review: It was such a good book I would never put it down. It is a saddening story about love and courage.

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Summary: This book was a outrage!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: I read the Legend of Huma hoping that it would follow the guide lines set by the original trilogy. I was sadly dissappointed. It was horrible. What is this with a minataur he did everything. Huma never followed a white stag and never road I quote " He rode to the high clerist tower where only the dead walked mouthing the names of dragons" That never happened. It was a total load of junk I am severly dissappointed with your reveiw. But i must give the book some credit. It had a good cover. Never read it it was bad. Stick with Weis and Hickman or try Some Raymond E. Feist

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Summary: Fabulous--even after 10 years!
Review: I bought this book when I was in high school, in the late eighties. I had given it to my sister as a gift a few years ago, and came across it in her room recently. After 10 years, I decided to re-read it, and could not find it in my heart to put the book down. It remains a marvelous story, probably the best work Knaak has ever done. It has not lost its strength over the years. I would dare say, it would make a great animated mini-series, if they were faithful to the book. Love, war, tragedy, betrayal, hope, and despair. Few books have been able to capture the essence of each and blend them with such mastery. I love this book, and will probably read it for a third time should I live another decade.

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Summary: This book was a great introduction to the DragonLance Series
Review: The Legend of Huma was the first DragonLance book I bought and I now own half of them and am going to buy the rest. It's the best Fantasy Fiction series I've seen yet!

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Summary: Probably one of the least known, but greatest fantasy books.
Review: I've read tons of fantasy books, including numerous dragonlance. This book is by far the best. It remains the only bood I have read twice. You won't be disappointed.

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Summary: An incredible DragonLance novel!!!!!!!
Review: This book is an all time favorite of mine in the DragonLance series. I think every DragonLance fan should read this great story because it has war, tragedy, magic, and best of all, dragons!! It tells you about Magius of the Red Robes, Kaz the Minotaur, and best of all, Huma the Knight and the majestic silver dragons.

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Summary: My favourite Dragonlance book...
Review: ... almost, actually I think the Chronicles and the the Legends are the best, but outside of Weis and Hickman's work this is certainly the best (I've read almost all of the series). Kaz, Huma, Magius and the rest really bring this book to life along with an engaging plot. Knaak writes masterfully and creates an astoundingly believable fantasy world.

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Summary: THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: I love this book. You will too. I won't say much; the other reviewers already have said enough. For Dragonlance fanatics:Have you ever wondered about the Staff of Magius? Read this, and you'll get to meet Magius himself.