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Title	:	All the Weyrs of Pern (Pern #11)
Author	:	Anne McCaffrey
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 404 pages
Published	:	September 10th 1997 by Del Rey (first published December 1991)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fantasy. Dragons. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy. Adult. Adventure

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For generations, the dragonriders had dedicated their lives to fighting Thread, the dreaded spores that periodically rained from the sky to ravage the land. On the backs of their magnificent telepathic dragons they flew to flame the deadly stuff out of the air before it could reach the planet's surface. But the greatest dream of the dragon riders was to find a way to eradicate Thread completely, so that never again would their beloved Pern be threatened with destruction.
Now, for the first time, it looked as if that dream could come true. For when the people of Pern, led by Masterharper Robinton and F'Lar and Lessa, Weyrleader and Weyrwoman of Benden Weyr, excavated the ancient remains of the planet's original settlement, they uncovered the colonist's voice-activated artificial intelligence system - which still functioned!
And the computer had incredible news for them: There was a chance - a good chance - that they could, at long last, annihilate Thread once and for all!

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Original Title:	All the Weyrs of Pern
ISBN:	0345419359 (ISBN13: 9780345419354)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Pern #11, Pern (Chronological Order) #23
Characters:	Lessa, F'lar, Jaxom, Ruth (The White Dragon), Masterharper Robinton
Literary Awards:	Hugo Award Nominee for Best Novel (1992), SFBC Award (1992)

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The leaders of Pern discover technology from their ancestors that landed and made Pern their home. Finding the landing site has given them access to a computer with a ton of knowledge. They learn new ways of doing things and above all, they are on their way to becoming thread free in the future. It is interesting to see how everyone on Pern reacts to the new unearthed computer.Some embrace the new ways of thinking and doing things. Others think of this as an evil abomination and do everything

"Get up, take heart go make a start, sing out the truth you came for. Then when you die, your heart may fly, to halls we have no name for."This is less like a cool dragon science-fiction adventure, and more like an actual science-fiction space adventure. The natives unearth AIVAS, the original colonists voice activated computer and (magically) it still works! So we've got relatively primitive people, learning about their history (including spaceships and interplanetary travel) and trying to

I am really enjoying this series and this book in particular.

Anne McCaffrey, aka the Dragonlady, had a way with words and worlds; this book proves it. Can't wait to read the next ones!

This is by far my favorite Pern book, and probably the last truly good one she wrote before they really started going downhill. I love fantasy and I love sci-fi, so you give me a story about traveling in space on a dragon and I am in heaven. So many interesting ideas and concepts, about space travel, time travel, dragons, and all of my favorite Pernese characters, even Sorka and Sean. Wonderful, wonderful book.

A re-read -- not quite as magical as when I read it in high school, but I am still a sucker for a) fantasy, b) sci-fi, c) origin stories and d) fictional worlds discovering their own origin stories (particularly that last one). Also a treat just having recently read Dragonsdawn, since it echoes so nicely.

This was a really good story, the first time I read it I found the direction the author had taken her world in surprising. Pern was settled by colonists from Earth and the technology lost into the pre-industrial, agrarian society that the reader knew so well from Dragonflight and the other Dragon books. In All The Weyrs, the original landing site of the colonists is uncovered and it holds amazing things. The settlers were forced to flee the Southern continent and the landing site due to volcanic