Title: The Fork, The Witch, and The Worm

Author: Christopher Paolini

Comments:

Christopher Paolini wrote the book I do not know how

long it took He began writing at age 15 His last book

finished in 2018 I recommend for you to take a look. 

This book is called The Fork, The Witch, and the Worm In it the stories of Alagaesia hold firm After the story of Eragon stops and starts This novel is told in three new parts  

Murtagh’s new tale involves a fork and happens in a place very far from New York The fork, Mr. Stabby, is actually magic the conclusion of the story is quite tragic  

In The Witch Angela and Elva are revisited And relationships with Eragon are reinterpreted The Worm, stories about dragons and men Also tales of Eragon-remember when… 

Elva won’t be good 

She is mean 

She can see your fears 

 A battle has come 

Mr. Stabby has been used 
 The client has died

A story by urgals 

Ilgra and her family 

 dragon attacked the Village  

Ilgra kills the dragon 

Many words have power through the stories Meaningful memories and reunions Fighting, heroism, showing glories War and peace, kingdoms, friendships, and unions  

The differences between evil and good the weight of responsibility hangs Surviving, traveling through ancient wood the world suffering as the war drum bangs 

 As time moves quickly, good judgment prevails Morality, blown like a weather vane Hope rises and falls like wind through the sails The shadows of deception cause their pain  

Feelings of loss seem to never be gone an egg, the circle of life will move on 

This novel was very interesting 

The characters have good beings 

The stories were well written 

Just like how you would knit a mitten 

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To be me

To be me is to do work

so that means to not lurk out of class

I am funny I make people laugh

I can make a lot of money, and make a good life path

to be kind is to be like me

but I am not saying that I am the key

I am respectful

so be very careful

I am tall so I am careful not to fall

I am atletic

so I shall be more energetic

I am smart

not like a shopping cart

But now it is time to part

Now I give my poem to you my friend

The End!