L'Œil du monde - ReCoLectora

624 páginas

Idioma French

Publicado el 2018 por BRAGELONNE.

ISBN:: 979-10-281-0258-6

(1 reseña)

C’est la Nuit de l’Hiver dans la contrée de Deux-Rivières et, en ce soir de fête, l’excitation des villageois est à son comble. C’est alors qu’arrivent trois étrangers comme le jeune Rand et ses amis d’enfance Mat et Perrin n’en avaient jamais vu : une dame noble et fascinante nommée Moiraine, son robuste compagnon et un trouvère. De quoi leur faire oublier ce cavalier sombre et sinistre aperçu dans les bois, dont la cape ne bougeait pas en plein vent… Mais, quand une horde de monstres sanguinaires déferle et met le village à feu et à sang, la mystérieuse Moiraine devine qu’ils recherchaient quelqu’un : pour les trois amis l’heure est venue de partir. Car la Roue du Temps interdit aux jeunes gens de flâner trop longtemps sur les routes du destin...

Ce volume comprend la première moitié du roman L’Œil du monde, premier tome de La Roue du Temps.

41 ediciones

Matt reseñó The Eye of the World de Robert Jordan (The Wheel of Time, #1)

Fantasy with heavy world building

5 estrellas

The Eye of the World is not a particularly gripping book at first - pretty much nothing of major note occurs for the first 500-600 pages, but instead spends its time having the characters travel through the world to introduce the reader to all the many factions and groups that populate the world.

The prose is very detailed, perhaps a little too much, but makes it easy to imagine you're there seeing and feeling what the characters do. I didn't realise how attached to the characters I felt even early on, but the writing is fantastic.

I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would - staying up until 1am to finish it off without realising - and will definitely be reading the rest of the series! The payoff towards the end leaves a lot of room for whatever will happen next and will make you want to get …

The Eye of the World is not a particularly gripping book at first - pretty much nothing of major note occurs for the first 500-600 pages, but instead spends its time having the characters travel through the world to introduce the reader to all the many factions and groups that populate the world.

The prose is very detailed, perhaps a little too much, but makes it easy to imagine you're there seeing and feeling what the characters do. I didn't realise how attached to the characters I felt even early on, but the writing is fantastic.

I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would - staying up until 1am to finish it off without realising - and will definitely be reading the rest of the series! The payoff towards the end leaves a lot of room for whatever will happen next and will make you want to get the next book.