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Blart #3
Blart III
Blart n'a rien d'extraordinaire. Il n'est ni beau, ni superintelligent, ni supercourageux. Il doit néanmoins sauver le monde. Rien que ça. Dans ce troisième tome, il se retrouve cette fois flanqué d'un magicien mégalomane, d'un chevalier prétentieux, d'une princesse capricieuse et d'un cheval volant. Une délicieuse parodie d'heroic fantasy.
Hardcover
First published January 1, 2008
About the author
Dominic Barker
32 books15 followersDominic Barker was born in Southport in 1966. He graduated from the University of Birmingham with a degree in English and then spent two years as part of a comedy double act before deciding to become a teacher. He currently lives in Barcelona.
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January 2, 2023
It's that time of year again, the time where the Blart bells chime and everyone thinks about pigs...
Now that I've completed Blart, I feel as though I can say that Blart 2 is clearly Dom's finest. Blart 3 is fine, compared at least to Blart 1 which was pretty dire.
Alas, Blart 4 never came to fruition so my quest is over...and I shall never Blart again.
Now that I've completed Blart, I feel as though I can say that Blart 2 is clearly Dom's finest. Blart 3 is fine, compared at least to Blart 1 which was pretty dire.
Alas, Blart 4 never came to fruition so my quest is over...and I shall never Blart again.
April 28, 2024
Childhood nostalgia doesn't always hold up
February 22, 2025
Not as good as the previous two books, but still deeply enjoyable
September 12, 2012
The third and (to date) final novel chronicling the adventures of the ignoble, unheroic pig-boy, Blart, who is forced to set sail on yet another quest, this time to rescue his wife, the rather horrible Princess Lois of Illyria. His adventures take in a storm, pirates, imprisonment for littering a beach (when his ship runs aground on it!) and trolls who decide to worship him. The climax of the novel subverts a well-known myth to comic effect and leaves our heroes facing certain death (of one sort or another). Probably the best of the three, with a freshness of plot and maturity to the writing which avoids some of the pitfalls observed in the earlier books. All three stories are great for able readers of ten and up, or a fun end to the day for a parent reading to littler ones.
November 15, 2009
it was funny but not as good as the first two
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November 24, 2013Love it
April 11, 2014
AWESOME!!!! But I feel like there is something missing at the end...
August 20, 2020
the references to greek mythology 😭😭
October 30, 2025
This series was a fun read with my kids, they found Blart's antics hilarious!
March 24, 2014
Zadnji del trilogije, kjer se stvari postavijo na pravo mesto :)
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