Dragon's Song

By Sara Stern

""She was different now, far different than the girl who had left the battlements of Domar with nothing more than a dream and emptiness where a dragon should be."" Selah of Domar always felt a special... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0595345921
• ISBN13: 9780595345922
• Release Date: April 2005
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Length: 296 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"
• Age Range: 4 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 7

Customer Reviews

Surprisingly Original and Engaging

My name is George, and I am using my mother's account to write this review. This, I believe, is the first online review I have ever written, and I believe this book is certainly worthy of my debut as a critic. The artistry on the cover of Dragon's Song appeals to a younger, female audience. However, I found this undeservingly unknown book to be sufficiently appealing to my 17 years of male age to keep me up into the late hours of the night. Looking at the release date of the novel, it is obvious its popularity has been overshadowed by the more popular book Eragon, a more typical fantasy. Dragon's Song, however, lacking elves and dwarves, has a more realistic feel, and though initially appearing to be very similar to Christopher Paolini's trilogy, these feelings wash away as the book progresses, revealing a storyline that is loosely similar to Harry Potter. Lacking the writing prowess found in many college-educated writers, this book is not for a reader who demands rich, sophisticated detail in all writing, but will unquestionably entertain all others. I give this mysteriously unknown book a strong five stars because of its engaging storyline, originality, awesome main character that either gender can easily identify with, and because I finished this book craving a sequel. I Strongly Recommend this book.

I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dragon Song is a REALLY good book. I personaly love dragons, so this book is perfect. I have read it 5 times. It is bassicly about a girl named Selah that has all these different things happening to her. She's sort of strange, in a way, but I can always find ways to relate to her. In fact, I think that anyone can find a way to relate to ether Selah, or Landon, Bern, Aswin, Master Garret, anyone in the book. It is a great book for boys and girls. And Adults too.