nedjem's review
4.0
Tas. Do I need to say more?
For those who answer "yes": Tasslehof "Tas" Burrfoot is one of my favorite characters from any book I've ever read, and he is the main one in this story, that is part of the Dragonlance Saga. Why I love Tas? He's just so... adorable. Innocently honest, openminded, funny. The kind that every story needs, the mischievous trixter who - in this case - never means any harm but trouble follows where he goes...
As for "Wanderlust", it is not the best of Dragonlance Saga, but it is good. Of my three favorite characters in the saga, it features one - Tas. The Tas and Flint - scenes/dialogues are superb, love 'em - waiting for them saved me from being to bored by Tanis' and his oh-so-selfabsorbed tediousness and "perfectness".
Looking forward to the next book in the series, that should feature also my other two favorites - Raistlin and Kitiara.
For those who answer "yes": Tasslehof "Tas" Burrfoot is one of my favorite characters from any book I've ever read, and he is the main one in this story, that is part of the Dragonlance Saga. Why I love Tas? He's just so... adorable. Innocently honest, openminded, funny. The kind that every story needs, the mischievous trixter who - in this case - never means any harm but trouble follows where he goes...
As for "Wanderlust", it is not the best of Dragonlance Saga, but it is good. Of my three favorite characters in the saga, it features one - Tas. The Tas and Flint - scenes/dialogues are superb, love 'em - waiting for them saved me from being to bored by Tanis' and his oh-so-selfabsorbed tediousness and "perfectness".
Looking forward to the next book in the series, that should feature also my other two favorites - Raistlin and Kitiara.
allanjla's review
4.0
I read this years ago, I must have been in the 4th or 5th grade (28 now). I don't remember the details, but it left such an impression on me, it was what kicked off my love for reading novels.
I grew quite attached to Flint and Tanis, eventually letting Tas in there as well. I stuck with the DragonLance books for a good length of time before I really branched into other genres.
I grew quite attached to Flint and Tanis, eventually letting Tas in there as well. I stuck with the DragonLance books for a good length of time before I really branched into other genres.
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