One of the protagonists is an orphan boy named Pug, who is adopted by a cook and lives a pretty ordinary life. If, instead of the dragons, it was the tale of an ordinary boy who discovers that fate has something different in store for him that you loved most about Eragon, then The Riftwar Saga by Raymond E. There are six books in the series, with the first three all taking place at the same time, but viewed through the eyes of three dragon siblings. The books still take place in a fantasy setting filled with dwarves, elves and other races, but the main protagonists are all dragons. If it is Saphira, Shruikan, Eridor, Firnen and the other dragons that drew you to Eragon, then The Age of Fire series by E.
Just like Eragon, Shea must also learn to believe in himself in order to succeed in his quest. The protagonist of the story is a young man named Shea Ohmsford, who has to go on a quest to find the legendary Sword of Shannara, which offers his only hope of facing the evil Warlock Lord. Tolkien, but will definitely appeal to fans of Eragon. The Sword of Shannara by Terry Brooks drew a lot of inspiration from The Lord of The Rings books by J. Just like Eragon, The Belgariad is a great introduction to fantasy and features a typical coming of age story where a young farm boy finds himself destined for greater things. Paolini himself admitted that he bought all five books in the series and that it has a place of honor on his bookshelves. One of the most obvious books to read after the Inheritance Cycle series is The Belgariad series by David Eddings. Here are just a couple of books like Eragon to read if you can't get enough of fantasy and dragons. Paolini drew his inspiration from a variety of sources, which means it isn't too hard to track down similar books. The book contains all of the ingredients found in typical fantasy books, such as an epic quest, a special sword, dragons and romance. The story of Eragon, a farm boy who discovers a dragon egg by chance, captivated millions of readers and quickly became a best seller.
It was self-published by his parents in 2001, before the release of a re-published version in 2003. Christopher Paolini began writing his epic Inheritance Cycle series, starting with Eragon, while he was still a teenager.
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