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Dragons of Nightshade
Max Schneider is an 8 year old boy with a love of reading. In his first fantasy book Max shows his potential as a great future Author. ...Follow the students of the Dragon Training Center through the world of Entor'lend as they seek to destroy Nightshade forever. They will need all of their skill, their knowledge and their dragons to conquer an enemy made of pure evil and darkness. But first they will need to find the three ancient weapons capable of such a task. A fast paced fantasy novel that will hold any young reader's attention. You will not be able to put this fantasy book down until you have come to the very end. Only then will you realize...the adventure is only beginning.
85 pages, trade paperback
First published October 15, 2008
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December 9, 2008
This is a wonderful little book, full of daring and adventure, quest for knowledge and a hint of basic theology. Follow Dragonfire, Pilla, and Silverlight as they ride their dragons in an attempt to destroy the vile and evil Nightshade.
Max Schneider captures the imagination of the reader in his fantasmical imagery to the point of combat… the story is to be continued.
We may have a new J.K. Rawlings, and for all of this Max is just 8 years old.
This is his first published book but I look to see many more. The book is available through normal channels but readily available on Lulu.com. ISBN 978-0-577-02988-4.
This book is a good read and appropriate for all ages.
Max Schneider captures the imagination of the reader in his fantasmical imagery to the point of combat… the story is to be continued.
We may have a new J.K. Rawlings, and for all of this Max is just 8 years old.
This is his first published book but I look to see many more. The book is available through normal channels but readily available on Lulu.com. ISBN 978-0-577-02988-4.
This book is a good read and appropriate for all ages.
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