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Dragon Winter
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Dragon Winter
by
Niel
DAYS OF DARK DANGER WERE DAWNING-
Throughout the woodlands, the forest creatures felt the growing chill of unease, the trembling touch of a menacing force threatening to encompass the earth.
The first sign of the dreaded dragon winter approaching was the appearance of the killer wolves from the north. But that was only a hint of the horrible wizardly to come- horror in the f...more
Throughout the woodlands, the forest creatures felt the growing chill of unease, the trembling touch of a menacing force threatening to encompass the earth.
The first sign of the dreaded dragon winter approaching was the appearance of the killer wolves from the north. But that was only a hint of the horrible wizardly to come- horror in the f...more
Hardcover, 0 pages
Published
November 8th 1983
by Warner Books
(first published January 1st 1978)
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This is a book more suited for a parent to read to their children at night in bed, or for a lonely middle school nerd girl to read during her lonely lunch breaks. It's a funny book for a grown man to read to himself, but it is the winter, and there is a lot of snow, and it was the coziest thing to read.
Which is not to say it is a well-written book: there are too many characters, all with similar names, and plot holes amid a meandering plot which seems quite obviously made up as it went along.
Mor...more
Which is not to say it is a well-written book: there are too many characters, all with similar names, and plot holes amid a meandering plot which seems quite obviously made up as it went along.
Mor...more
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Dragon winter is in some ways not your average fairy tale. There are no talking door knobs, smiling moons, mystical wardrobes that take you to a mystic land, and there certainly isn't any pixie dust(thank god). Instead you have talking woodland creatures, evil witches/ wizards that eat their young,a grandma that all the creatures look to for advice, and a power hungry manimals all with different personalities. sadly thats where the fun ends. The story is quite flat pretty much its just a power s...more
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Shelves:
fantasy-sci-fi,
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