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Original Title:	Time of the Twins
ISBN:	0786931582 (ISBN13: 9780786931583)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dragonlance: Legends #1, Dragonlance Universe #1

Time of the Twins (Dragonlance: Legends #1)

Margaret Weis

Kindle Edition | Pages: 389 pages

Rating: 4.15 | 31746 Users | 425 Reviews

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Title	:	Time of the Twins (Dragonlance: Legends #1)
Author	:	Margaret Weis
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 389 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2004 by Wizards of the Coast (first published February 1986)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dungeons and Dragons. Dragonlance. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy. Epic Fantasy

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The first title in the second Dragonlance novel trilogy is now being released for the first time ever in a trade hardcover edition. Featuring the stunning art and design that graced the cover of the paperback edition, this new version is a follow-up to the release of the Dragonlance novels Chronicles trilogy in hardcover in 2003. It also continues the planned release of all of the core Weis & Hickman titles in trade hardcover, allowing fans and collectors alike the chance to obtain the entire set in hardcover.

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RAISTLIN! Imagine my glee when I learned as an overexcitable preteen girl that there was a whole trilogy of books that featured my favorite character. (And apparently everyone else's.) Oh how my girlhood trembled. lol I wish I were kidding.If I went back and read these books now, I'm sure I would still enjoy them despite the fact that I now see them in a different light. Sure, they aren't original and they use just about every fantasy cliche there is. But it's not like I knew that when I first

I don't know where to begin with this book. I know that I'm going to love this series just as much as The Chronicle Trilogy. I have become so wrapped up with these books, that Im actually bugging my friends who have read these back when they first came out, to re-read the series so we can discuss them. Yes, I am a Dragonlance virgin! I cant believe that Camaron has changed so much in two years. If I was Tika, I would have slapped some sense into him with a heavy frying pan. I was so hurt to see

I enjoyed the Dragonlance Chronicles in a Tolkien-lite type of way. Time of the Twins, however, really stands apart from the series that preceded it. This book mainly concerns the relationship between Caramon and Raistlin and the unpredictable force of Tasslehoff. These three were easily my favorite characters from Chronicles, so it's a thrill to see them get so much focus. New character Crysania has a well-developed struggle between her clerical faith and the callings of her heart, making this

DragonLance: Chronicles and Legends are two trilogies that hold a really special place in my heart. So much so that I can't really divvy them up into separate reviews. I don't even think I could give an objective review of the books. But if I know this: if I've had to replace a book from over-reading, that's amazing. I've had to replace these 6 books so many times that I keep spare copies around just in case. True story.Chronicles Trilogy:Dragons of Autumn Twilight Dragons of Winter Night

I gave this book a 4, but I'm actually calling it a 4.5 because I absolutely devoured it. Fantasy books like this are my guilty pleasure, mainly because I feel like I should be spending my time reading "classics" and whatnot, but I had a blast diving back into the Dragonlance universe. I read some of the books when I was younger, and I'm ready to read some more!I started with the Legends trilogy because, well... angsty brothers are my weakness. I remember loving Caramon and Raistlin and their

This second trilogy of the original Dragonlance novels doesn't *quite* hold up to the first trilogy. As we are no longer in a story about a "party of adventurers", it has lost a bit of its D&D flavor. Gone are most magic or cleric spells. Characters *rarely* use magic. And it's mostly about how stupid Caramon is with regard to his brother. All in all, I'm dropping this from 4 to 3 stars.Below is my old review of the book-------------------------------This will be my same review for all 7

It's actually kind of surprising that these books exist, at least in their current form.The original Dragonlance Chronicles was the trilogy that launched a thousand other D&D tie-in novels; a wildly successful story in which the Forces of Evil were pitted against a half-elf, a dwarf, a Hobbitkender, a knight, a plainsman and a cleric. Oh, yes, and a fighter and his sickly twin brother mage. And there were epic journeys and dangers and setbacks, and a few tragic deaths, but in the end the