A review by reflejx
Inheritance by Christopher Paolini

5.0

With this final novel, I am convinced of a few things: this series has created characters that are more realistic and human than many others; the Dutch translation of "Inheritance" is worse than it has any right to be, with inconsistencies within itself (using imperial and metric measurements within the same book, for example) and with the other books (using different translations of a name that already had a good translation in previous books); and it can get kind of frustrating after a while to have the narrator tell you that a character has a plan and explains it to others, without giving the reader any details. However, the ending takes proper care of the "what now"-feeling you get when the big adventure is complete, and it has been fun to see how Paolini, being so young when he started the series, simply became a better writer as the series progressed. All in all, I'm happy I read these books.