Myst, The: The Book of Ti'Ana

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Summary: Wonderfull!
Review: What a great book! I first played the game MYST with my dad and my brother. It was a long time before we saw any of the books. Then we saw MYST, THE BOOK OF TI'ANA. it was a strugle between mom and me to see who would get to read it first! Hey! She was bigger than me! I was the next though,and I loved it! I would have rated it Three million four hundred sixty one thousand two hundred forty seven, but this will only let me give it five.

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Summary: A great book! Kept me hooked!
Review: Myst:The Book of Ti'ana is an epic tale that keeps you hooked to the last line. It is really sad, with the fall of D'ni and things like that. A great Book.

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Summary: It is more like a dream than a story
Review: It's hard to tell how I loved that book. It's wonderful! I cannot stop thinking of it. It seem to be more than just words. In the night after I finished it I dreamed of it. And that is what that book is: A dream. A tale of some much power in the words. These words touch your soul in a way. As if you almost were there. In that streets after the great destruction. You see that darkness with the eyes of the people who were there, you feel it, as if it was your own world that lies in ruins... I don't know how something can be as beautiful as The book of Ti'ana, and at the some time so mournfully that you want to cry. (I hope my english isn't that bad and you understand what I was trying to say.)

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Summary: Myst:The Book of Ti'ana is wonderful
Review: This book was very good. It was interesting to learn all about the D'ni culture, especially about Writing. It was amazing to learn about the Guilds and how they affect Writing. I thought Veovis's fall was very well developed, unlike some other stories, in which a friend becomes an enemy in a matter of seconds. This book is better then "D'ni," and equal to "Atrus."

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Summary: It made me tired!
Review: This book was a tie with "The book of Atrus". I read it for three weeks. Not because I'm a slow reader, but because I like to enjoy what I read! This book was moveing. All through the book, I was hopeing that Veovice would come back to his sences! Anyway, it was a great book! I read it long into the night most nights. That's why it made me tired!

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Summary: The Best Book Out There!
Review: This book is the 2nd in the Myst Set but it should be the First then Atrus then D'ni. I love the Myst books and i think they are better than the games, but maybe thats cause i read the books then played both the games. If you like any good fiction book you will love it. It starts out with D'ni people drilling a hole up to the surface. Then Anna (Ti'ana) goes down into D'ni and meets Aitrus they fall in love and one of Aitrus's friends gets mad and starts causeing trouble..nuf said dont wanna ruin the book for thoughs who havent read it

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Summary: words cannot describe.....
Review: This book is just, .. I'm at a loss for words. It's just wonderful. It was a great story but not just a story you read and then like go watch TV, a story you dream about, a story that becomes your world, a story that will stay with you forever. I would concider this a timeless classic. it's just wonderful and you end up crying at the end because how you feel how the characters feel as if you were there yourself and not the story being written on pages in a book. I am 11 years old and will remember this book for the rest of my life.

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Summary: Lovely, Totally dazzling!
Review: It's the tale of Anna. The "arohrrante" the outsider which enters the D'ni domain. Treated as a beast at first, but later gains respect. She marries master Aitrus and Has a son Gehn. Veovis and A'Gaeris destroy D'ni but Aitrus with the meaning will to save Anna, sacrifices himself to kill A'Gaeris. Veovis is betrayed and killed by A'Gaeris. So Anna and Gehn must start over at the surface.

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Summary: Unusual and entertaining sci-fi about rock dwelling people
Review: Sci-fi adventure and romance involving rock dweller and young woman who inadvertantly intrudes upon a people living in caverns within rock formations beneath the earth's surface. The woman, Anna, is taken ionto the household of Kahlis, father of Aitrus, in the underground city of D'ni. The love which develops between Anna and Aitrus is poignant. Veovis, once the friend of Aitrus, opposes the marriage of Aitruis and Anna. The plot is never predictable and the imagery of linking to different worlds or ages through panels in special books is compelling. This is not the type of book that I usually read, but once I got into it, I found the story fascinating. This was a good read for me.

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Summary: Great ending!!!!
Review: The book started like the first one, jumping from here to there and I believed that it was going to be the same, but after the half of the book, everything changed and I found myself unable to close the book until I finished in one afternoon. I'm glad about the way this second book came about.