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Type of bind: Hardcover
EAN num: 9780316737371
ISBN number: 0316737372
Label: Little, Brown Young Readers
Manufacturer: Little, Brown Young Readers
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 224
Printing Date: May 01, 2004
Publishing house: Little, Brown Young Readers
Age index: Ages 9-12
Sale Popularity Level: 72451
Studio: Little, Brown Young Readers
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What would you do if you had to go into a cave full of dragons? Well in this book Harry, Fishless, Bulldog, and Snoutalout had to go into it the cave and get a dragon.
When they get their dragon they have to train their dragon until the dragon can fish, hunt, and battle in two months or else their coach (Gobbler) will destroy them with his club. Later Harry taught his dragon how to fight, fish, and hunt because he used lots of effort on it. I also use effort on stuff like swimming, basketball, and tennis. Sometimes we both think that when something is really hard we think that were going to fail.
I liked that the author made funny pictures that always makes me laugh the author also made sharp edges on the pages witch makes it looks like it was ripped.
Ryan L.
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This entire series features Hiccup the Dragon, which is a character my students can easily identify with. The kids can't wait to hear about Hiccup's new adventures. The author has done a great job hooking kids on this series and introducing them to longer chapter books. Readabilty is about 4th grade level.
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A perfect book to appeal to young readers ages 8-10-- it features as its main character a young boy named Hiccup (son of the chieftain of the wild and fierce Hairy Hooligan tribe) and his pet dragon Toothless, both of them misfits in the rough and tumble Viking world. The author creates a complete world for these adventures, including a taxonomy of various dragon types and a rating scheme for their skills in combat, maps which detail the key features of the Hooligans' home island and their surroundings, and a philosophy that suggests that while deep, independent thinking is not always valued in Viking, or perhaps in any society, it may in fact be valuable, indeed, essential to our survival.
The author, who has said in interviews that some of her own children were, to her surprise, reluctant readers, pulls out a number of tricks to keep them interested in a book that is primarily text and to engage the eye. She uses varied typeface to indicate different languages, includes illustrations every few pages, and adds charts which rate the various types of dragons according to their fighting skills.
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How to Train Your Dragon
is the best book
in the history
of the world
it's got the
best names
ever!!!
Snotface Snotlaut
Fishlegs
Green-Death
Purple-Death
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I recommend this book to you if you like a thrilling humorous book! It's about a boy named Hiccup and a dragon named Toothless. The boy named Hiccup is on a mission to train a dragon that he found in a cave. And you'll want to know that the training is a very bumpy ride. The pictures in this book are poorly drawn on purpose. To find out the end to this read it! And remember keep reading!
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