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Book Title
Eye of the WORLD : Book One of the Wheel of Time
Book Series
The Wheel of Time
Original Language
English
Item Length
9.6in
Vintage
Yes
Personalize
No
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
2.1in
Personalized
No
Features
Dust Jacket
Topic
Books, Fantasy / Action & Adventure, Fantasy / Epic
Item Width
6.6in
Signed
Yes
Ex Libris
No
Narrative Type
Fiction
Publisher
Doherty Associates, LLC, Tom&Co
Intended Audience
Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults
Inscribed
Yes
Edition
First Edition
Publication Year
1990
Type
Novel
Era
1990s
Illustrator
Darrell K. Sweet
Author
Robert Jordan
Genre
Fiction
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Item Weight
31.9 Oz
Number of Pages
670 Pages
ISBN
9780312850098

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  • by lesal960060
    Jul 10, 2023Top favourable review

    This is one of the all-time top fantasy series!

    This book is a treasure, the first volume of the fabulous series, The Wheel of Time. No comparison to the Amazon series of the same name, by the way...it is a thousand times better. The series is neither adapted from the novels nor is it truly inspired by the novels - as it changes and destroys the characters, basically only using their names, and perverts the world created by the author and the story he tells. The rich world building and amazing tale by James Rigney Jr., aka Robert Jordan, makes this one of the classics of all time. Though this first work is basically a stand alone novel, you will be thrilled to continue the adventure along with the main characters, who will live on in your imagination long after you have finished the books.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: second.sale

  • by christopheracu
    Feb 02, 2016

    Strong beginning to an epic series

    Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time is an epic fantasy spanning 14 books and a prequel. So 15 books, if you want to get technical. Jordan writes with flair, but takes time to focus on the details. Some would say that he focuses too much on the details, actually. He also has a tendency to run more main characters than your average book. That is, there are three main characters, but dozens of others receive their own chapters, some of them almost as many as the "main characters." Plots within plots, webs within webs, but always a satisfying conclusion. The good guys will win, as they should in this type of fantasy. This is the beginning to my personal favorite series. Let it be yours as well.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: reidingert

  • by archeanti
    Apr 11, 2008

    #1 of 12

    CAUTION: Only start reading this book if you intend to read the entire series (12th will be released next year). The first 4 or 5 or excellent, but then the quality of writing decreases noticeably as more characters and minor, unimportant story lines get added in. This is the first book in an adventure that covers thousands of pages, more probably than even the author envisaged (there are 12 now). Robert Jordan's series just grew and grew. I loved all of the books and this first one is like the cream on top of the cake, it makes you want more and more. The story beings rather quickly with the peaceful villagers of Emond's Field getting savagely attacked by trollocs (troll, orc-like minions of the Dark One) forces three young men (Rand, Perrin, Mat) to confront a destiny which has its ...

  • by Rzmez4NQR5-@Deleted
    Feb 13, 2011

    Aes Sedais, beasts and war oh my!

    Jordan weaves the story so well that you don't wish you were there, you are there! In this series you will find complex story lines, characters you either love or hate and a way of life loosely based Eastern philosophy (think of ying and yang) Many compare Jordan to Tolkien. Aye, there are similarities. Most notably is the rough reading that one tends to come acrossed as the authors take us down the path of literary immersion. TAKE NOTES! It makes it easier. Tolkien laid down the gauntlet for other writers to pick up. In many aspects Jordan has picked it up and superceded the original master. Bottom line, if this isn't your genre, don't read it. However, if magic and mayhem twiddle your mind, take a chance and I would bet that you will sing the praises of Jordan.

  • by ErsvddhaSC6@Deleted
    Aug 31, 2006

    Possibly the best fantasy series ever (Carlsberg)

    Jordan is to fantasy what King is to horror. The world picture he builds is entirely convincing, while being amusing involving, touching and funny.The battle of the sexes has rarely been handled any better.At one stage I thought he had written a pot-boiler or two in amongst the many gems in this series, but on re-reading the series I find I was mistaken, all are very necessary to plot development.Supposedly the series ends with the next book (12th). I can't see how he will manage it, there are just too many loose ends for one volume. Thirteen somehow seems a far more likely number, and if you include the fore-runner, New Spring, then 14. I recommend this series to anyone who enjoys a tale well told, whether a fantasy devotee or not - satisfaction guaranteed.

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