Dragonhaven
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Narrated by:
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Noah Galvin
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By:
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Robin McKinley
About this listen
Dragons are extinct in the wild, but the Makepeace Institute of Integrated Dragon Studies in Smokehill National Park is home to about two hundred of the world's remaining creatures. Until Jake discovers a dying dragon that has given birth - and one of the babies is still alive.
©2007 Robin McKinley (P)2013 Recorded BooksWhat listeners say about Dragonhaven
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- Rosie
- 06-04-22
Innovative Approach to Dragons
I am a sucker for a dragon story anyway, but especially when the approach to dragons is unusual. This one was particularly imaginative, making dragons fit seamlessly into a modern world very similar to our own. Loved the dragons. Loved the setting. The narrator's voice fitted the first person narration of the book perfectly.
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- James Irvine
- 06-10-24
Thoroughly Enjoyed it. Something special.
I find this book rather unique in my hunt for dragon books. The presentation took a little getting used to, but I came to really enjoy it. A pleasant surprise among the plus catalogue that I'll be adding to my permanent collection at some point. It had real heart and felt grounded, with lovable characters, especially the dragons. I would certainly have read more, had more been written.
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- Mowss
- 24-07-24
giving up
45 minutes in, the story has got nowhere and the narrator's delivery really grates. Even though this is free on the plus catalogue, I'm calling ot a day.
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