So far I am still enjoying the book I chose, mostly because it's fantasy, and because I really am tired of reading about people and their problems that could be real. It seems to be somewhat slow-paced, with some parts that involve action. The majority of it seems to be more dramatic and focused on critically thinking about multiple things and how they can affect each other, such as the multiple "countries" of people, diverse faiths, inquisitions by foreign peoples, and how major events can influence, change, or reveal more of ones character if they are taken out of their daily norm.
I personally think some of the aspects of certain characters can be dry, like with Polgara and her consistent dominion over Garion, because he chooses to go against what she tells him to do.
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