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| Title | : | Fool's Errand (The Tawny Man #1) |
| Author | : | Robin Hobb |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 661 pages |
| Published | : | October 2002 by Voyager (first published October 15th 2001) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy |
Robin Hobb
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 661 pages Rating: 4.31 | 70982 Users | 1875 Reviews
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Fifteen years have passed since the end of the Red Ship War with the terrifying Outislanders. Since then, Fitz has wandered the world accompanied only by his wolf and Wit-partner, Nighteyes, finally settling in a tiny cottage as remote from Buckkeep and the Farseers as possible.But lately the world has come crashing in again. The Witted are being persecuted because of their magical bonds with animals; and young Prince Dutiful has gone missing just before his crucial diplomatic wedding to an Outislander princess. Fitz’s assignment to fetch Dutiful back in time for the ceremony seems very much like a fool’s errand, but the dangers ahead could signal the end of the Farseer reign.
Cover illustration by John Howe
Present Books To Fool's Errand (The Tawny Man #1)
| Original Title: | Fool's Errand |
| ISBN: | 0006486010 (ISBN13: 9780006486015) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Tawny Man #1, Realm of the Elderlings #7, Die zweiten Chroniken von Fitz dem Weitseher #1, O Regresso do Assassino #1 , more |
| Characters: | The Fool, FitzChivalry Farseer, Chade Fallstar, Nighteyes, Kettricken, Dutiful Farseer |
| Setting: | Buckkeep |
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Ratings: 4.31 From 70982 Users | 1875 ReviewsDiscuss Epithetical Books Fool's Errand (The Tawny Man #1)
4.5 stars. I loved it. RTC very soon.So good to be back in the world of the Six Duchies. Fitz is a grown man now and was living a rather relaxed life for a change. That couldn't last forever. Robin Hobb sucks me right in and makes me feel one with Fitz. I love his character, what a softy sometimes haha. Rather sad twist at the end, but she was building towards it. Meh.
Much preferred to the first Fitz trilogy but maybe because the Fitz books are so well integrated into this. It also worked really well for me because I read the first trilogy nearly 20 years ago and so I have been away from the world of Buck keep as long as Fitz himself had!My only minor niggle is that the first third of the book was very slow and by the end of that section I was on the verge of getting restless for some action.Loved this book :)
Fool's Errand picks up 15 years after the events of Assassin's Quest. Fitz is living a quite life in a cottage with a boy he adopted and his loyal wolf Nighteyes. Naturally, things can't stay quiet for poor Fitzy Fitz. Adventure comes to his door in the shape of Chade, followed by the Fool.The first 5 chapters or so deal primarily with catching up with Fitz and finding out what's been going on in his life. In any other writer's hands this would be tedious but Hobb slowly reveals his past in a
I am broken. My love for Fitz and the Fool is strong as ever, but my heart is broken from the events of this book. I didn't cry, but I screamed.Also, Fitz and the Fool... I ship it. So damn hard!
After fifteen years alone Fitz is dragged back to help protect the Farseer line from a new threat Soon we are back with the magic of The Wit, Skilling, Nighteyes and the enigma of The Fool who has a whole new persona now. Much more of an adventure story than the first Fitz series with some nice links to the previous Liveship trilogy. Excellent story, some new characters and a moment of sheer tear scorching heartbreak. Brilliant.
I went into this story with zero expectation. My poor heart was still very tender after the beating it got in Assassins Quest. But then I saw everyone reading one or the other Fitz book and going ga ga over. I kept thinking, did we read the same Fitz stories? to find the answer I thought why not give another chance to Fitz, perhaps he did better in this. And oh boy, this book simply blew me away. All my complaints of Fitz being whinny and doing nothing went out of the wind. Ms. Hobb what did you
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