books about: kingkiller (paperback bookwatch cronicas)

books about: kingkiller

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The Name of the Wind: The Kingkiller Chronicle, Day One

The Name of the Wind: The Kingkiller Chronicle.(Book review): An article from: Reviewer's Bookwatch
Lorraine Morgan Scott

Midwest Book Review, 2009

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El nombre del viento/ The Name of The Wind: Primer Dia/ Day One (Cronicas Del Asesino De Reyes/ the ...

1 review
Patrick Rothfuss

Plaza & Janes Editories Sa, 2009

Increible
Patrick Rothfuss no es menos que un genio. Es realmente increible encontrar autores presentando su primer libro y que al mismo tiempo resulte ser un éxito. El Nombre del Viento, 1er libro de una trilogía cuenta la historia de Kotve, un personaje con un pasado bastante épico hoy se encuentra viviendo una vida bastante "normal" como dueño de una taberna. Un buen día un escritor llega en busca del ...

The Name of the Wind: The Kingkiller Chronicle: Day One [NAME OF THE WIND] [Mass Market Paperback]

1 review
Patrick(Author) Rothfuss

Daw Books, 2008

Wonderful World Building ... "Name of the Wind"
There are lots of books were the protagonist is ultra-human. Whether it be Heinlein's Uber Mensch or Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes", the classical Achilles, or a Manga vampire-like creature, literature (good and bad) is full of them. What really separates the Good books and Bad books that have such people is whether the protagonist pulls a solution out of his rear end, or whether we've been ...

The Name of the Wind (Kingkiller Chronicles, Day 1)

655 reviews
Patrick Rothfuss

DAW Trade, 2009

Original and Interesting
This is the first book I have read in a while that was interesting enough for me to read in the span of two days. With a style and setting notably similar to a combination of Harry Potter and an R.A.Salvitore novel, this book will provide imense entertainment to just about anyone.