Dragon Knight (Dragonlance: The New Adventures, #7)

By Dan Willis

The seventh title in the new Dragonlance adventure series for young readers. Dragon Knightscontinues a new series ofDragonlancefantasy adventures written specifically for readers ages 10 and up. Sized... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786937351
• ISBN13: 9780786937356
• Release Date: May 2005
• Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
• Length: 244 Pages
• Weight: 0.44 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.1" x 7.7"
• Age Range: 10 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 5 and higher

Customer Reviews

A Terrific Book

I've been reading the Dragonlance New Adventures and loving them, especially DRAGON KNIGHT and Dan Willis's other book DRAGON WELL. His colorful characters and the dangerous adventures they undertake make these books fun and memorable. I like the character, Mudd, the best of the whole series. Have ever since his mischievous smile first looked out of the pages of DRAGON WELL. So I was delighted to see him back in DRAGON KNIGHT and participating more fully in the plot. This book is definitely better than pudding.

AWESOME !!!!!!!!

I really like Davyn, and everyone else is cool!! The only problem is:Elidor isn't in it!! If you like LOTR, youll love this

Great series so far...

I have been rushing through the series as of late and I can't wait to get to number 8. I am happy with the pace of the books and the ability we have to explore the characters. This book is no exception. It reunites old characters with new ones continuing in a familiar previous vane. I really like the plot twists and turns. The "everything doesn't always turn out rosey" is pretty realistic. I like the way the characters grow also. I find it a good influence on people, youth especially. After having read these, I am considering collecting previous dragonlance series.

Fabulous!

Another great book by Dan Willis. He brings to life several new wonderful characters. Each one adds sentiment, comedy, and color to the story in a way that rounds out the plot very well. We also discover new dimensions in Davyn's character that show just how and why he is the hero. The villains are fabulously cynical and loathsome. The whole story is written so well that you want to cheer for the heroes and boo for the villains. A truly enjoyable read. Kudos to Mr. Willis!