Dragon Slippers |
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Friday, January 30, 2015
Dragon Slippers
Creel is a poor, orphaned, farm girl with a talent for embroidery. When
her aunt decides to sacrifice her to a dragon in order to lure a knight
or prince who might marry her, Creel sees it as a way to escape her
boring life. She does not expect to meet a real dragon in the caves
above her village, so she is even more surprised when the real dragon
does not want to eat her. Creel makes a deal to keep the approaching mob
away from the dragon's lair if he gives her a pair of fabulous shoes
from his hoard. The shoes Creel picks turn out to be the most valuable
treasure in all of her kingdom, and they enable her to communicate with
the dragons. As she sets off on her way to pursue her dream of working
in a dress shop in the king's city, Creel is rescued from bandits by
another friendly dragon. Creel and the dragon Shardas strike up a
special friendship that becomes the centerpiece of the kids novel. Creel
continues on to the king's city, where she finds work, friends, and
adventure. As the story continues, Creel discovers that her special
shoes have the power to save or destroy the kingdom, and she must face
the future with bravery. The kids novel's female characters are spunky, the
dragon lore is well-crafted, and the story is a balance of comic and
tragic elements. This is a fun first novel from George that would
delight fantasy fans of Shannon Hale or Gail Carson Levine. This children's reading book is for kids reading levels ages 9-12. Leave us your comments. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Let us know what other children's books you would like to have reviewed. Share this post with your family and friends.
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