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I am sad to see that many of the unabridged versions are read by Brick because I really want to listen to them, but I'm not sure I can stomach any more of his nauseating accents and unnecessary inflections. The characters change and the narratives evolve and you grow attached to the story line. It is interesting how many parallels there are between the books, but it was meant to be the first of a long series of stories.

I also am a major fan of LOTR, and I didn't notice how similar the stories were when I was younger.

I loved the series and have been reading the books faithfully starting from when I was a young girl.

I can't tell how many times I was forced to rewind and listen again because suddenly something of actual interest was happening, but I didn't know how we got there. I couldn't deal with it and often found myself ignoring the story altogether. Signed by Author.My biggest annoyance was the constant overly dramatic/snotty inflections that Scott Brick would put into each sentance, each word. Additional photos available upon request. These editions have become rare and hard to find, a matching set is very rare. The Sword of Shannara has a tiny spot stain to the lower page edges, interior is unaffected. All three maps are included in sleeve inside front covers. Additionally comes with Sometimes the Magic Works by Terry Brooks, also a signed limited edition published by Grim Oak Press, matching number 488. All three titles are matching number 488.

Signed, limited editions, signed by Terry Brooks and artist Marc Simonetti on the limitation pages. Three books housed in an aftermarket slipcase. Signed, limited edition set, published by Grim Oak Press: The Sword of Shannara, The Elfstones of Shannara, and The Wishsong of Shannnara.

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