To everyone who's only familiar with the movie/series adaptation of How to Train your Dragon, I can't emphasize enough on how the books are SO much better. I mean, the animated version isn't bad or anything, it's certainly enjoyable, but the books...the BOOKS!Yes, one of the biggest differences invo...
"Never judge a book by its movie", True words.I loved the Hiccup Horrendous Haddock iii in the book. No matter what you're age. Do read this book. But I missed Astrid!
Young Hiccup is to be initiated into his tribe but first he must capture, tame and train a dragon. Unfortunately he manages to capture the smallest most disobedient dragon out of the dragon caves, Toothless. When the initiation goes wrong it looks as though Hiccup will be banished, that is until a m...
Another amazing David Tennant narrated dragon adventure with Hiccup, Toothless, Fishlegs, Camicazi.I love this series and the audiobooks are insanely fun to listen to. David Tennant is a perfect narrator and I never want this series to end. However, I went into this series knowing that there will be...
I love this series. It's insanely fun and hilarious. In this one, we have the Viking swimming contest, in which the last who comes back wins. Fishlegs can't swim and Hiccup isn't much better. However they get kidnapped by Norbert the Nutjob (probably my favorite reoccurring villain) and put on a s...
All Hiccup wanted for his twelfth birthday was a quiet, relaxing day. The book opens with him breaking into a library guarded by Driller Dragons and Meathead Warriors. David Tennant, I will never leave you again. Not that the books aren't good on their own, but his narrations bring the book to lif...
How to Twist a Dragon's Tale is the fifth "How to Train Your Dragon" book, and the first I did not listen to as an audiobook. As in there was a distinct lack of David Tennant. I accidently added the audiobook version of the book when I first put it on my shelves because I was so used to them. For wh...
bookshelves: film-only, autumn-2014, adventure, amusing, dragons, fantasy, vikings, kiddlewinks Read from October 24 to 27, 2014 Gazillions of beautiful dragons.
I have to admit I enjoyed the second book much more than the first one - even though I did have much fun reading the first installment too. But here's what made How to Be a Pirate just that little bit better:- Hiccup, the hero of the story, discovers a few hidden talents of his, and the reader gets ...
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