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roisin · 13/11/2005 19:17

Have you come across this?

DS1 picked it up in Ottakars a year or so ago, and read about 50 pages before I could drag him away, with the bribery that we'd buy a copy! Having seen the presentation - different fonts, ink blots, and child-like illustrations - I mentally consigned it to the same category as Horrid Henry and Captain Underpants, and dismissed it from my thoughts.

[OK I admit it I'm an intellectual snob] but yesterday in The Times there was a whole page review of the sequel. I was so surprised by the tone that I picked up the book to have a flick through ... and it's great! Certainly far superior to HH and CU. Ds2 is now reading it, and he is gripped - which is unusual for him.

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robinia · 13/11/2005 19:22

My ds loved it too. Much more creative than CU and HH imo.

MarsLady · 13/11/2005 19:37

Has anyone told Soupy? lol

gigglinggoblin · 13/11/2005 19:39

does it have a specific chapter on mils?

SoupDragon · 13/11/2005 19:41

Dragons don't need training, we're naturally well mannerd and beautifully behaved. Except for 4 yo male dragonets who are, quite frankly, a nightmare.

roisin · 13/11/2005 19:45
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FluffyMummy123 · 11/11/2007 20:24

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Ellbell · 11/11/2007 20:27

My dd loves these too, roisin. She's read this one and also 'How to speak dragonese'.

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