The Dragon's Eye: The Dragonology Chronicles, Volume One
For the first time ever, DRAGONOLOGY fiction! Introducing the Dragonology Chronicles — full-length novels with enough fire-breathing adventure to satisfy true DRAGONOLOGY fans who just can't get enough!Adventure! Villains! And dragons, dragons, dragons! Brought to us by the creators of the...
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For the first time ever, DRAGONOLOGY fiction! Introducing the Dragonology Chronicles — full-length novels with enough fire-breathing adventure to satisfy true DRAGONOLOGY fans who just can't get enough!Adventure! Villains! And dragons, dragons, dragons! Brought to us by the creators of the runaway NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers DRAGONOLOGY and THE DRAGONOLOGY HANDBOOK, the Dragonology Chronicles are a series of dragon adventures told by one of Dr. Drake's young students. In Volume 1 of the Chronicles, THE DRAGON'S EYE, Daniel Cook and his sister, Beatrice, spend the summer with their parents' eccentric former tutor, Dr. Ernest Drake. Not only do Daniel and Beatrice begin to study dragonology, but they are also soon caught up in the race to find the stolen Dragon's Eye jewel - which has the power to reflect the true Dragon Master - before it is stolen by evil dragonologist Ignatius Crook. The two must work with Dr. Drake — as well as many friendly dragons — to foil Ignatius and recover the Dragon's Eye.
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780763628109 (0763628107)
ASIN: B0042P5HG6
Publish date: November 14th 2006
Publisher: Candlewick Press
Pages no: 221
Edition language: English
Series: Dragonology Chronicles (#1)
(In het Nederlands gelezen) Ik had dit boek graag moeten lezen toen ik een kind was. Het is een goed geschreven boek dat plaatsvindt in Victoriaans Engeland, vol met draken en spannende avonturen. Er is veel nadruk in het boek op het belang van lezen - belangrijk te weten zo veel mogelijk over dra...
Following on from the very successful Dragonology books this is a story of two children being introduced to the world of Dragonologists. With one man trying to keep Dragons safe and another trying to gain power, particularly over Dragons. Interesting illustrations, the story is somewhat flat and s...
This isn't a bad book, but I don't think I appreciated it as much as I should have. The illustrations inside are just awful, everyone looks like a slack-faced hunchback, and most or all of the dialogue was very juvenile, even for a kid's book. Ridiculous coincidences run rampant through the pages, a...
To read more reviews and fun things go to my blog; Drugs Called Books!It was an okay read, for me. Everything happened very slowly, and I felt like the heroes just kept failing and losing. Losing sometimes is good, because it's more human, but always losing? That's a bit annoying. The only time they...