Magician : Master

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Summary: Better than The Lord of The Rings
Review: I Think that The Riftwar Saga is better than The Lord of the Rings.Certainly Magician and it's sequels are immense in scope in creating a vast world of magic,war,adventure,love,hate and political intrigue

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Summary: Fantastic
Review: Definately one of Feist's best works. It has just the right blend of everything a reader looks for in a book. Maintains a strong grip on the imagination long after the final page has been read.

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Summary: Best Book Ever
Review: This is probebly the best book i've ever read. Except for the other books by Feist no other book even comes close to the greatness of this book.

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Summary: A tribute to the epic masterpiece.
Review: Truly one of the greatest books of all times. Feist's epic writing prowess is incredible to behold, and leaves the reader spellbound until the very last page. A undying testament to the imagination and skill of one of the world's greatest fantasy fiction writers.

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Summary: MUCH better than Apprentice
Review: I was overall more pleased with this book than Magician: Apprentice. Even though you should read Apprentice first, the sequel is by far better. There is more action, romance, and better character development. Hurry up and read Apprentice and buy this!

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Summary: An Extremely Good book!!
Review: One of the best books that I have ever read. He is not quite up there at all with Lewis and Tolkien, with their entire worlds and in depth culture, but Magician is definitely up near the top. (His next few books are kind of so-so, but are still pretty good) You should get the computer games as well, tha iad gle mhath.

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Summary: Feist's best! (Along with Apprentice)
Review: The book is well written and continues the tradition of Apprentice. The empire of Kelewan is even cooler then you could have imagined! Remember Macros? I hope so. We finally see magic in a light more consistent with Niven's Warlock's Era. (I recommend this too.) In comparison to the Hobbit and most TV shows, magic is done quite well here. The book has no major gaping flaws, although a couple of small logical disconnects. I think it's very good and shows what a true master Feist is. He doesn't drag you to his conclusions. It's entirely possible to miss them until Pug reveals them. The world is totally alien, yet the action continues on Midkemia. You won't believe the ending! Highly recommended.

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Summary: Don't Mock Me!
Review: I have a friend that makes fun of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, saying that Feist is much better. If it weren't for Lewis and Tolkien, who are probably the fathers of fantasy, I don't think Feist's books would be around or would be so "good".

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Summary: WHAT IS ALL THE FUSS?
Review: I have to say that I do not understand why so many people think that Fiest writes fantastic books. I think that his stories are aimed at young adolescents. He is in no way, as good a Science Fiction as Tolkien. Maybe his next book will be okay.

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Summary: Magnificent, Marvelous, Entertaining, and Stimulating!
Review: A magnificent blend of wonderful characters and engaging plot. Feist inspired me to read more fantasy. I urge anyone in doubt to read this book you'll be very glad you did. A tremendous and worthy follow-up to Magician: Apprentice!