No matter how many times I read that section, I'm reduced to tears. That chapter to me is unparalleled in terms of emotional impact, and goes to show the brilliance of Mr. Donaldson.

"Laugh, Covenant," Foamfollower whispered hoarsely. "you have told us the end of all things. Now help us. Laugh."

Covenant replied dully, "You laugh. 'Joy is in the ears that hear.' I can't do it."

Literally don't have the money, living paycheck to paycheck right now, and sometimes having to skimp on food for a couple of days until my next paycheck. My 1 vice is my $14.95 a month Audible membership which gets me 1 audiobook a month, but these books are not available on it. I'd love for my brot...

The very first time you read the books, what one moment captured you the most? Mine is easy. It's when Covenant used the power of the ring to give caamora to the dead giants. I remember actually crying at this point, a sob bursting out of me to my surprise - the first time a book truly made me cry. ...

The One Tree to me is a ponderous read, and the 1 book in the series I have to force myself to read. It really adds very little if anything to the Chronicles, and could have been left out entirely.

I got the impression that the krill was kind of a dagger that had the power to amplify Earthpower. It's been many years since I read the books though.

Ok, that sounds much better. Unfortunately, I cannot afford those exorbitant prices. I get my audiobooks through Audible normally. Very disappointing, but I'll pass the information along to my brother. I can't see him spending $35 a book, but who knows. Thanks for the info.

My brother is interested in these books after hearing me rave about them for 30 years or so. He wants them on audio book, so I've been looking everywhere. I finally found some downloadable versions of them, but the narrator (a woman named Terry Sales, spelling might be off) is the worst I have ever ...