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A Reader posted a review at 2009-03-02 07:48:51.
(Language: English)
I love several of the Pern books, but this one brings out a lot of the problems that developed with stretching out the material... the repetitiveness is deathly. I'm not saying this to be critical - I love Pern, and it's always wonderful to spend time with the principal characters from Dragon Flight to Dragon Drums - they're fantastic characters, and it's been wonderful to ride around on dragonback with them, and it's a killer when Robinton died with little Zair behind him, but if they drink one more cup of Klah (with klah italicized for NO REASON WHATSOEVER) I'm going to have to throw the book across the room. There's a problem with creating a limited agrarian society - the flavor and details that fill a novel are necessarily limited, and it's become grating.
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