Stephen R. Donaldson

Thomas Covenant and Linden Avery begin their search for the One Tree that is to be the salvation of the Land. Only he could find the answer and forge a new Staff of Law--but fate decreed that the journey was to be long, the quest arduous, and quite possibly a failure.... Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

The One Tree

Cams Campbell

This is my third time reading these chronicles. I'm 45. I must've been in my late teens the first time I read these and I now wonder how I could've understood them at that age, but I know that I did. My past self undoubtedly got something different from them. 

The novel covers emotion in a more deep and meaningful way than anything else I've read: love, fear, desire, greed, self-pity. 

"There is also love in the world." Those words have stayed with me since the first time I read them, and I feel them more now than ever before. They help me to cherish what I have and to understand why I am here. Each time I read them, I understand a little better.

Reading on Kindle is great too, as the dictionary is only a fingertap away. Where does he get that knowledge of vocabulary from?

The One Tree

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