enea56's Blog

Enea L5-6 October Eragon Christopher Paolini I think the author’s purpose for writing this book was to write a book about fantasies and things that couldn’t happen in real life. But he tries to give an idea about how it would be and some of the stuff that would happen. I think the intended audience for this book is to young kids. It’s not a type of book for grown ups. My rate for this book would be a 7. The character from this book who from my point of view changed the most was the main character, Eragon. In the begging of the story, he was a normal kid who lived with his cousins and helped his family survive and find food. But when he discovered the dragon egg, things changed a lot. He became a dragon rider, and became a different person. It went from trying to save his family, to killing people to survive. He hid from people so he won’t get caught. His life changed a lot, now that he’s a dragon rider.

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