Name: Queen of Sorcery
ISBN: 9780552554770

David Eddings

Legends tell how Belgarath the sorcerer and his daughter Polgara defeated the evil God Torak, imprisoning him in an endless sleep. But now a priest of Torak is racing to his God with the Orb of Aldur and is racing to reawaken him. Belgarath and Polgara are on his trail. With them is Garion, a simple farm boy only months before. And with each league the group travel, the power of sorcery is growing in Garon . . .

Queen of Sorcery

"BOOK 2 OF THE BELGARIAD, the worldwide bestselling fantasy series by master storyteller David Eddings. Discover the epic story that inspired thousands - from Raymond Feist's The Riftwar Cycleseries to George R. R. Martin's A Game of Thrones.The Accursed One is not dead...b>He only sleeps...b>he evil God Torak covets dominion over all men. If the stolen Orb of Aldur reaches him, he will surely gain what he desires. Garion travels through strange lands with master sorcerers Belgarath and Polgara in frantic pursuit of the Orb. But as his own powers grow, Garion starts to realize that he too may have a part to play a part he is not sure he wants... b>"

Wynter

Quite an improvement over the first book. While the structure of this installment is rather similar (go to this place, expose some political plot, get on the road, run into trouble, repeat), the action is much more exciting, and how should I put it - magical! Finally Eddings realized that there is more to fantasy novel than just characters that can do magic. There is more interesting lore weaved into the plot, an exciting minor villain is introduced, and some questions about Garion's powers are finally answered. The overall political unrest in the world of Belgariad is becoming a bit more clear too. An improvement indeed.

I seriously think it was a mistake for the original publishers to put this story out in short chunks like they did. While I understand that it was a common practice for the industry to assume their readers had ADHD and couldn't possibly sit through a longer novel, Belgariad saga would have improved tremendously from being slapped together into a single volume. After some extensive editing and removing of unnecessary filler, this book might have ended up a strong contender for a classic. I'm really looking forward to what the next novel in the series is going to bring us.

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Aidan Francis

I love this book series so much😭 aunt Pol is my fav❤️

For use in schools and libraries only. A farm boy becomes involved in the struggle to recover the powerful Orb of Aldur and prevent the evil God Torak from taking control of the world.

Queen of Sorcery

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