Genevieve Cogman
They do, though it's not always traditional Western-style Pythagorean elements. However, only the more powerful dragons have that level of control/power. Weaker ones lack it.
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Genevieve Cogman:
I read so many fantasy books, and I have to say that your books are by FAR some of the best I've read. I recommend them to all of my friends. I love the way you use literary tropes especially as the characters go more into the high fantasy worlds. They make my years studying literary criticism pay off! What are some of your favorite books? I especially love your books and Diana Wynne Jones.
Nancy
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Genevieve Cogman:
Is there a handy list of books mentioned in the Invisible Library series? I am just about through The Manuscript Found in Saragossa, which I checked out of the library (yay!) based on its reference in one of the IL books. It's such an odd book, that I'm sorry I didn't make notes of all the books referenced.
Toni
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Genevieve Cogman:
Just finished The Mortal Word. Outstanding! The characters just keep developing more depth and the worlds too become more viable. It’s a brlliant series. I’m not sure that you’ve ever given a physical description of Irene. Did I miss that or is it intentional? Thanks for the Adventure. It’s too much fun!
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