Time of the Twins (Dragonlance Legends, Vol. 1)

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Summary: A real synopsis
Review: ok, i read the synopsis made for this book. It said Crysania is the twin of Raistlin....did i miss something? Anyway, i have read nearl 40 DL books and this book takes precedent over them all...to be truthful the whole Legends trilogy is great. If you with to learn about the relation about Caramon and Raistlin this is the book to read. One day i would like to work with Weis and Hickman ..the "real" authors of DL. In conclusion, i recommend this book to be read by anyone who read Dragonlance. Be well all who read this. Est suluras oth Mithas

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Summary: A real synopsis
Review: ok, i read the synopsis made for tihs book. It said Crysania is the twin of Raislin....did i miss something? Anyway, i have read nearl 40 DL books and this book takes precedent over them all...to be truthful the whole Legends trilogy is great. If you with to learn about the relation about Caramon and Raistlin this is the book to read. One day i would like to work with Weis and Hickman ..the "real" authors of DL. In conclusion, i recommend this book to be read by anyone who read Dragonlance. Be well all who read this. Est suluras oth Mithas

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Summary: Great Followup
Review: This book is a great followup to the Chronicles trilogy. the only problem i have with it is the ending. They really leave you hanging. I would reccoment buying the whole trilogy at one time.

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Summary: Not that great.
Review: It was ok, and some of it was actually better than some of the other dragonlance books I've read, although a lot of it I frankly just didn't like. Why? Because it was boring, although some of it was entertaining. But, of course, you gotta read it if you wanna get to dragons of summer flame =(

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Summary: Starts Legends with a bang
Review: Ever start a book and can't put it down. Well this is one of them. Margraet Weis and Tracy Hickman are so detailed the brothers, it is easy to fell for each. I read it as a if I was Rastlin, my favorite, and it is a must for any dragonlance fan.

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Summary: Good book, keeps you interested, ending is very suspensful!
Review: In this book, you find Crysania, a cleric of Paladine, who seeks to turn the archmage Raistlin from his evil ways. Raistlin has a plan to travel back in time to the time before the Cataclysm, and learn there from Fistandantilus, and finally make his studies of magic complete. Tas, Caramon, and Crysania must go back in tijme and try to stop his evil plans. Please e-mail me with questions!

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Summary: Something wicked this way comes
Review: Being the sequel to the Dragonlance Chronicles, the Legends series takes the reader on a wonderful dark and dangerous journey through time, focusing on the twins Caramon and Raistlin. Well, maybe we have some stereotype characters here in the book, but the story is awesome. It isn't really important literature (something like the ring books), but it is a story where most people can't wait to turn the next page. From my point of view, it is even better than the first series. It's lovely.

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Summary: Legends or Chronicles hammmmm..... le me see
Review: i'm one of the biggest dragonlance fan in my country (israel), and i think that the legends were a lot better, because: 1. it was a lot more interesting, returning to the past, and the entering to the abyss 2. it was about Raistlin especially and he is my favorit character so i were happy to see him so powerfull, after all the suffer he had been trough.

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Summary: The Legends smite the Chronicles
Review: The Chronicles were ok, but the Legends are just so superior! First of all, the Chronicles were just about a typical struggle between good and evil. The Legends spins a tale with a moving and intriguing plot about the most badass Dragonlance character, Raistlin Majere. Also the Chronicles were quite light hearted, as the Legends are very dark -yet another reason to favor the Legends =D. Oh and Tas and Lord Soth rule too. ^_^

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Summary: Weis and Hickman lost their touch? Mayhaps.
Review: The book was okay, the trilogy was alright. Not great, not bad, just kinda in the middle. There was more talk of Raistlin and Crysania than there was action. Very boring. The idea had merit, but they made it more complicated than was neccessary. Try it, reviews vary. Some people like it, others dont.

However, if youre eager for more highclass stuff from Weis and Hickman, read the "The Second Generation" and "Dragons of Summer Flame."