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Dragoneyes
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Location: Great Lake State, Michigan,U.S.A.
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I have the book and I have a lot of my gymnastic students borrow it. They enjoy it as much as I do. Although alot of it is not factual.
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Kendra
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Location: United Kingdom
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I love this book. I have the whole series, I think this is the best book series to study about dragons.
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DragonMancer
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Joined: 08 Feb 2008
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Location: Scotland
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I have "Bringing up Baby Dragons"
Hahahahahaaaa!!! Its great fun.
A good fiction book and the baby dragons are sweet!!
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Namhias
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| Kendra, you do know that the dragonology series is just pure fiction right? It isn't possible to study real dragons because there are none... As a fictional book however, it's fun. |
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Kendra
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Location: United Kingdom
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I know what you mean. But I do believe they have once existed for some strange reason.
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Hyraxylos
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Location: Atlanta, GA
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I hated that book. I know this sounds silly due to the subject, but it was just TOO fantastical for my tastes, and I mean scientifically too fantastical. A 200-foot carnivore? Couldn't happen on THIS planet.
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starwing
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Joined: 20 Jan 2008
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Location: soaring above some welsh mountains
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| Posted: Sat 22 Mar 2008 5:35 Post subject: |
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| A 200-foot carnivore? Couldn't happen on THIS planet. |
I know, there wouldn't be enough big food to sustain it for long, and if the planet was much bigger to accomodate bigger animals then that wouldn't work either. But I think it's good to read as a fictional book and the art is very good. |
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DragonSpirit
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Joined: 24 Jun 2008
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Location: Ipswich, Suffolk, England, U.K.
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| Ooh I actually bought something not too long ago to do with dragonology! I think it might be the same person that wrote the book and they also made a stationary/writing set for dragonologists! Just supposed to be for fun and it's like a pack with dragon themed writing paper, stickers, envelopes etc. and it has some stuff to do with working out dragon language and it shows you how to decipher dragon writing/code. Which is supposed to have been linked with Anglo Saxon history, something like that. |
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