Books matching: distinct dragon personality
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- #1
Save:The Book of Earth revolves around the young girl Erde, who is forced to flee her home to escape a power-hungry monk and her like-minded father. She becomes the dragon guide for Earth, a dragon searching for the being who is calling him. As Erde and Earth embark on a journey together, they encounter challenges, mysteries, and a cast of intriguing characters, ultimately leading to a satisfying and mysterious end that sets the stage for the rest of the Dragon Quartet series. The book is described as a page-turner with elements of power struggles, personal growth, friendship, and a unique twist on the typical dragon fantasy narrative.
- #2
Save:"Highfire" by Eoin Colfer is a hilarious adult novel set in the swamps of Louisiana, following the story of Vern, a snarky, vodka-drinking dragon who befriends a troubled teenager named Squib. The book combines elements of humor, action, and fantasy, creating a heartwarming and silly narrative that revolves around the unlikely friendship between Vern and Squib as they navigate through dangerous situations involving corrupt cops and criminal activities.
The writing style of "Highfire" is described as witty, engaging, and immersive, with vivid characters and a unique blend of fantasy and everyday life in the Louisiana bayou. Eoin Colfer's storytelling brings to life the colorful setting and characters, offering a mix of humor, suspense, and heart that keeps readers intrigued and entertained throughout the book.
VERN DID NOT TRUST HUMANS WAS THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT. Not a single one. He had known many in his life, even liked a few, but in the end they all sold him out to the angry mob. Which was why he holed... - #3
Save:In the book 'Dragon Haven' by Robin Hobb, readers continue to follow the journey of underdeveloped dragons and their Rain Wilds marked keepers as they venture upriver in search of the fabled Elderlings city of Kelsingra. The story is focused on the personal interactions and development of both the humans and the dragons, portraying a coming-of-age theme amidst thrilling adventures, tragedies, and conflicts. The book is praised for its engaging storytelling style, character-driven plot, and the sense of uncertainty surrounding the characters' trek to an unknown destination.
'Dragon Haven' is described as a sequel that expands on the world-building introduced in the first book, 'Dragon Keeper,' and delves deeper into the relationships between characters while gradually unraveling the larger puzzle. The narrative is deliberate and slow-paced, emphasizing the growth of characters and relationships rather than focusing solely on action, creating a captivating and immersive reading experience that explores themes of agency, sexuality, and personal growth within a fantasy setting.
The sucking gray mud pulled at her boots and slowed her down. Alise watched Leftrin walking away from her toward the huddled dragon keepers as she struggled to break free of the earth’s grip and go af...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rain Wild Chronicles ) - #4
Save:In 'Dragon Found', readers are introduced to Pippa, a resilient young woman who is forced out of her home by her stepmother and takes on the role of a swineherder. When dragon riders arrive at her family estate searching for the next queen, Pippa's life takes a dramatic turn as she unexpectedly bonds with a baby dragon. As she navigates the challenges of court politics and betrayal, Pippa forms strong bonds with the dragon riders who help her seek justice and uncover the mysteries surrounding the dragon eggs. The story unfolds with themes of power, loyalty, and the resilience of the main character, offering a blend of fantasy, romance, and intrigue.
