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Title	:	Chrzest ognia (The Witcher #3)
Author	:	Andrzej Sapkowski
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	1996 by SuperNOWA
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. European Literature. Polish Literature. High Fantasy. Audiobook. Epic Fantasy. Adventure

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Cztery królestwa ogarnia wojenne szaleństwo.
Piękna Filippa Eilhart powołuje tajną lożę czarodziejek.
Wiedźmina dręczą sny.

Andrzej Sapkowski, arcymistrz świtowej fantasy, po raz kolejny zaprasza do swej krainy Nigdy-Nigdy i przedstawia trzeci tom wychwalanej przez krytykę i uwielbianej przez czytelników wiedźmińskiej sagi.
Geralt, wyleczony przez driady z ran odniesionych w czasie nieudanego puczu na wyspie Thanedd, wyrusza na poszukiwanie przeznaczonego mu Dziecka Niespodzianki. Oprócz nieodłącznego Jaskra, trubadura i domorosłego filozofa, do kompanii wiedźmina przystępują: pełna temperamentu łuczniczka Milva, nilfgaardzki rycerz - koszmar ze snów Ciri, którego poszukująnajlepsi szpiedzy Cesarstwa, sprytny gnom zwiadowca, pięciu rubasznych krasnoludów oraz noszący się staroświecko i pachnący intensywnie ziołami cyrulik - osobnik jakby nie z tej bajki.

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Original Title:	Chrzest ognia
Edition Language:	Polish
Series:	The Witcher #3
Characters:	Dandilion, Yennefer, Triss Merigold, Ciri (Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon), Francesca Findabair, Geralt of Rivia, Filippa Eilhart, Milva, Zoltan Chivay, Percival Schuttenbach, Emiel Regis Rohellec Terzieff-Godefroy, Cahir Mawr Dyffryn aep Ceallach, Assire var Anahid, Fringilla Vigo

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Netflix is making a TV series adaptation of these books and I am HYPED. I highly, highly recommend reading the series, starting with The Last Wish, which is a short story anthology introducing the world and characters. Two of the books in this series have been some of my most enjoyed reads, and have made it onto my rather sparsely populated favourites list. This review doesn't really contain spoilers, but you probably won't want to read it if you haven't read the books.Baptism of Fire is the

Lots of plot development in this installment as we find Geralt forming a fellowship of misfits (including Zoltan!) in his quest to rescue Ciri. The plot is very Witcher focused here, with little deviation into what our other heroes are doing, which meant we got a lot more character development between Dandelion, Geralt and everyone else. It was nice to see how the plot is finally coming together after such a slow burn. We do also still get glimpses of what Yennefer and Ciri are up to, just so

The symbolic Baptism of Fire is repeated throughout the story, as beliefs are challenged, paths reforged and it becomes certain that through the fire one must trek if he wishes to be born anew, like a phoenix rising from the ashes. There were so many delightful parts of this story, clever and witty moments that made me laugh out loud, as well as emotionally gripping instances that touched my heart in ways that will surely linger long after the entire story is finished. Now I move swiftly into

Morten wrote: "Can you recommend which series, in your opinion is superior? I would very much like to read them after I finished this series."If you

This review can be found on Amaranthine Reads.We come to book three of the Witcher series, or book five if you're counting the first two collections of short stories. Whichever way you want to look at it, Baptism of Fire is the same dull book as it would be in any order.The series continues with Geralt the Witcher searching the land for the Child Surprise, Ciri. The war rages on around them and it seems every faction is on the look out for Ciri, too. But Geralt is injured and the sorcerers are

4.5 of 5 stars at The BiblioSanctum http://bibliosanctum.com/2015/08/23/a...Over the last two months, Ive been working my way through all the available Witcher Saga novels in audiobook format. The series is surprisingly addictive, so much so that it feels like I was just listening to the first book Blood of Elves yesterday. And now that Ive come to the end of book three, I find myself a bit lost and drifting. After all, the print version of the next book (The Swallows Tower) hasnt even been

Man, I am eating these things up like muthafuckin candy. I love all the characters... well except Yen lol... I am a long time witcher fan from the games, and Yen has always rubbed me the wrong way... although I guess she rubs Geralt the right way :PIm already pretty deep into the next book, I just havent taken the time to get on GR the last week.Highly recommend these.