Great question I found the joy of the magician in my late teens to early 20s.even now at 40 when i pick that book up to read its like reading it for the first time its a pure pleasure to read, i was so impressed after i was not even half way through it i went to my local book store and ordered everything ray at written to that point I have been hooked ever since i re read the series twice a year if i can but now having a young family of my own i hope to pass on the joy of reading to them.
hey ray if you read this i have a quick question I was hoping when i read the kings buccaneer that this would be the start of a new series of the adventures with prince Nicholas and co any plans to re-visit this series ?? we all know that Nicky becomes and admiral but it would be awesome to see how he becomes an admiral well thats my 10 cents worth see ya Phil On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 6:03 AM, Matthew Rosier <[email protected]>wrote: > My Mom got me SoaDQ for Christmas since I was very into Jordan at the time > and knew of no other authors to read outside of Tolkein. I read it even > though it was not the beginning, and even while being lost on a lot of > things, it was still an amazing read. So the clear thing for me to do next > was to get Magician. > > > > On 10/21/2011 12:22 PM, Tim Hickey wrote: > > > > > > I've been a member of the list for a while, but I haven't posted... I > > > was wondering how everyone found Magician when you read it the first > > > time. > > > > > > I went to Marist High School in Chicago and my freshman literature > > > teacher, Mrs. Littleton had us read both, Apprentice and Master, for > > > class... I have been in love with the story ever since. It is now 17 > > > years later and it is the only series of books (really the only books) > > > that I read... I always read the newest book in 1-2 days (which causes > > > some rough mornings the next day). > > > > > > > > >
