Tales of Uncle Trapspringer (Adventures in Krynn)

by Dixie Lee McKeone

The most famous and legendary kender of them all finally takes (or borrows) center stage! When Wanderlust overcomes young Trapspringer Fargo, his insatiable drive for adventure propels him along a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786907754
• ISBN13: 9780786907755
• Release Date: November 1997
• Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 1.0" x 4.8"

Customer Reviews

Suprisingly good

I cant believe how much more entertaining this book was than i thought it would be. I was really worried going into this book after reading other reviews here. but I couldnt be more pleased with this book. Its title is absolutly perfect in that the "tales of uncle trapspringer" are hugely important in this story. I think what people are confused about is that the Kender named trapspringer in this book was NOT the actual uncle trapspringer. But i digress, this was a book full of action, LOADS of comedy (how funny is that fiend?) and it even had a fullfilling ending. I also thought it was consistent with the other dragonlance books. While neither Kender is very much like Tas, remember that not every kender is identical. they just have simaler characteristics. I definitly recommend this book if your a dragonlance fan who likes fantasy comedy (example if tas is your favorite character in the chronicles) otherwise if what your looking for a is a serious, no messing around fantasy, this isnt your book.

Tales of Uncle Trapspringer

THIS IS THE GREATEST BOOK OF ALL TIME! I couldn't put it down. I was reading all day, and I loved it. Also, it had the best ending I have ever read in a book. I won't give it away, but if you read it, I guarantee you'll love it. 5 stars all the way!

A very Kender-like story...

This is a great book, written in a very kender way. Dispite some other negative comments made about the book, I disagree that it was bad writing or a poor view of Uncle Trapspringer. I believe the "disorganized" way the story was told, is EXACTLY the way a kender tale would be told. And I think a point being made was, that Uncle Trap, was a normal kender, just like any other. The story was well written, and in many parts, hilarious. A good read for any Dragonlance fan!

funny little kender story

I expected a collection of short stories but got a single long story, a good one. It is funny, does not take itself too seriously and you never know who is chasing whom. A must-read for kender fans and one of the best Dragonlance books so far.

Dispite everyone elses thoughts I thought it was excellent

I thought that the author really captured the kender's personality