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@FanBooRev cont. but The Dragon Whisperer contains enough dark magic, fierce battle dragons, and slimy hobgoblins to appeal to young boys.
Don’t be fooled though just because Hare has chosen a young girl as her protagonist doesn’t mean she has written a book solely for that gender. Yes, the tale flies in the face of books <> that have strong male protagonists.@FanBooRev
The one letdown of Hare’s work, is that, in marketing it towards children, adults might see it as ‘just another children’s book’ and pass it over. The back cover boasts a ‘9+’ age rating and I urge anyone nine or over to snap this read up. Verdict? A battle-dragon of a book!
I have read all of the Dragon Whisperer books & have to say that these books are fantastic! they could be read by children or adults as they are equally enjoyable for all I'm just a massive kid in my thirties so I read these for myself before reading them to my nieces and nephews
Reading Lucinda Hare’s novel The Dragon Whisperer is like riding a dragon You have to hold on tight during the twist and turns, prepare yourself for the sudden lows, enjoy the soaring heights & make sure you’re not on the wrong end of that fiery breath! https://t.co/jDoGHnXVyn
The Dragon Whisperer ~ let your imagination take flight...
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Chasing the Stars works her magic...
I dare say Root is not the only one who might faint meeting a dragon...
how would you react?
Be inspired...open The Dragon Whisperer and let your imagination take flight ....