Dragonslayer Wings of Fire Legends

Lovved the book. It keeps you wanting to read. I like the way the chapters were set out and where it had the conecting references to the wings of fire series. Also that it was left open for a second book which I really hope there is

My daughter she is 14 years old she love it she read in one day:)

My 10 year old daughter has been reading this series for a couple years now and she loves them. She always looks forward to a new release and asked me to suggest more graphic novels too please. :)

Really interesting read!I'll admit, I've been interested in the perspective of the humans of Pyrrhia since I read the first couple of books in the original Dragonet Prophesy series. I wasn't disappointed!I'll keep the review short as to not spoil anyone on what lies ahead but I do have a few takeaways!The subtle and explicit nods to the main storyline of the Dragonet Prophesy series definitely had me reliving Sutherland's earlier WOF books. I'm so glad we could see names and faces behind the humans that were in the Skywing castle!The story was told using three perspectives of the three main human characters. I think that Sky and Wren's storyline was immensely interesting and I found they were the most interesting perspective to read during the storyline. I do hope that in a future book, Sky might be able to meet Peril.Ivy's was almost as interesting to see her grow up in an environment where she's learning to see beyond what she had known to trust for so long. It was curious to see how she went from having full trust and adoration in her family to gradually rebelling against her father.Leaf's perspective however I thought felt a little dry. His side definitely dragged on a lot and I found myself wishing for his chapters to end sooner so that I could get back to the other two perspectives. I imagine his own perspective was there mostly as filler material for the big reveal at the end but for the vast majority of the book, he spent his time moping about all sullen with a lust for blood and then continuing to act all angsty-teen when the big reveal is given that the "Dragonmancers" were, surprise surprise, evil. He still had his good parts here and there but I found he wasn't a particularly interesting or favourable character until closer to the end of the book.However, that being said, it was still a good read! I've loved this brand new perspective on the world and although I've found parts of it less agreeable, it was still enjoyable.

My son love it

My son is 11 years old and he usually loves to read comics. This is the first set of chapter books that he really enjoys and keep reading book after book until he finished the whole set. I bought him legend series as a surprise gift to finish the school year.

El libro llegó en buen estado, empaquetado en una bolsa sellada sin golpes, rayas ni nada rasgado que yo haya logrado ver.Y llegó dentro de una caja (junto con otro libro que había pedido) y ambos están en buenas condiciones (por no decir perfectas).El libro en si todavía no lo he leído para opinar más al respecto. Pero como tal (el producto), como ya mencioné, me llegó tal cual lo que pedí en tiempo y forma .Y está saga de libros hasta la fecha (los 10 primeros libros que ya leí) me han parecido muy entretenidos, por lo que no dudo de este.

I hate human characters in book series like this, especially this one, but boy did this book change my mind. I couldn't put it down! It was exciting and intriguing the whole way through, and I was excited for all the dragon cameos.Book came in perfect condition and fast. Would recommend!

I suggest think twice before buying a Scholastic edition. Bought this book for my son and found the print was of poor quality - ink bleeding over to the reverse page. Plus a couple of pages were not printed (pages 195-196) causing a break in the story.

my kid loves it