The Pit Dragon Chronicles, Volumes 1-3: Boxed Set: Dragon's Blood, Heart's Blood, and A Sending of Dragons (Pit Dragon Chronicles)
by Jane Yolen
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Read in January, 1986
These were some of the greatest books of my childhood. Ones I turned to again and again. I discovered the first one after it was animated for CBS' Saturday Morning Storybreak series. The cartoon had little to do with the book, but it drew me to the book all the same. And what a book! And the second, and the third, all wowed me. After moving to a town whose library didn't carry them, I had to buy my own copies, and then bought this boxed set a few months ago as a treat for myself (so new an...more
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Each of these books was incredibly detailed, and really made the world seem convincing and real. The series is a bit more serious than many juvenile fantasies/sci-fi's I've read--not as light-hearted or funny--but very good. (By the way, these are more sci-fi than fantasy, really. The dragon aspect is the only fantasy part.)
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More favorites from my sword-and-sorcery phase during junior high. Imagine a scrawny, zitty earlier version of me up a backyard tree reading these books, with skinned knees and wearing a dragon's claw pendant, and you've pretty much got it. Sigh. I cringe a little looking back, but hey, loved that whole thing then...
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Read in January, 1995
I read these 10+ years ago. I have the first and third in the series. I am almost positive I read the second. I love them because she wrote the dragons and the humans connections to the dragons so differently. It was very cool.
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These books were incredibly imaginative, well-written, and beautiful. Although categorized as young adult, I think anyone who likes dragons would enjoy these thoroughly. I wish the series had more books in it!
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Man. I read these so long ago that I barely remember what they are about, I just remember reading them! I'm starting to use GoodReads as a place to remember my childhood books.
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Britt said," Given'um a 4". They really were a fun set of books; easy reading, fun fantasy and a little different than your average young reader.
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Read in January, 1987
Mom read me the fist book & I read the other two on my own (the very first book books I read!) in elementary school. Gotta give them a reread.
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In a world of fantasy, were dragons live, the american ideals of freedom, self strength, and independence are explored in an enthroling tale.
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Read in January, 1999
A major favorite from adolescence. Beautiful stories :)
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Read in January, 2001
What I learned from this book: dragons are awesome.
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Read in January, 1999
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I've always wanted my own dragon.
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