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Between the Dragon and the Eagle

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A relay of courageous adventure-seekers forms caravans to transport precious items including a special blue silk along the Silk Road in the year 100 A.D.

152 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

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64 reviews1 follower
May 24, 2018
2.5 was not the best, just was not very interesting though. It had good description throughout the book.
883 reviews12 followers
January 15, 2015
gr 4-7 148pgs



100 AD, the Silk Road China/Rome. Introduces readers to various characters as the story traces the route of a bolt of blue silk from China all the way to Rome. Merchants and traders must travel through dangerous deserts full of bandits and harsh weather in order to arrive at the network of markets that are along the "Silk Road".

I found this story interesting. I think it would appeal to readers who have Bonnie Christensen's "A Single Pebble: A Story of the Silk Road" and would like a more detailed story in a similar setting.
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815 reviews2 followers
January 17, 2016
It was okay. It wasn't particularly good, but I never questioned finishing it. The book is broken into several different stories -- as a piece of silk travels from China to Rome, it gets passed to different people, each with his own story. Some of these stories were better than others. The book has merit as the learning tool it was written to be, but as a book just to read for fun, I wouldn't recommend it.
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30 reviews24 followers
January 24, 2009
I really liked it because the story line doesn't follow a person it follows the silk, and its path on the silk road, from the Dragon(Chinese Empire) to the Eagle(Roman Empire).
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October 4, 2011
I think this book is good so far, Not sure because of the chapters! So short.
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