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Original Title:	Dragon Spear
ISBN:	1599903695 (ISBN13: 9781599903699)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dragon Slippers #3
Literary Awards:	Utah Book Award Nominee for Children (2009)

Dragon Spear (Dragon Slippers #3)

Jessica Day George

Hardcover | Pages: 248 pages

Rating: 4.19 | 13869 Users | 724 Reviews

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Title	:	Dragon Spear (Dragon Slippers #3)
Author	:	Jessica Day George
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 248 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2009 by Bloomsbury USA Childrens
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Young Adult. Childrens. Middle Grade. Adventure

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For Creel, all is right with the world. The dragon king, Shardas, and his queen, Velika, have made a comfy home on the Far Isles, and humans and dragons seem to be at peace. It's the perfect time for Creel to plan her wedding to Prince Luka. Well, it was perfect -- until Velika gets kidnapped, and Creel and Luka set off to save her. And if their most dangerous adventure yet wasn't enough to throw off the wedding, a bridal-gown fiasco just might do the trick. Creel wouldn't trade her friendship with the dragons for the world, but doesn't every girl deserve her happily ever after?

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Ratings: 4.19 From 13869 Users | 724 Reviews

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Of all three books, Dragon Spear would have to be the one I disliked the most. Creel seemed to be wedding gown obsessed (which bored me to tears. I know the wedding gown was important to her, but not to the extent that Creel showed), and the actual plot was messy. You could see the author try to inject some complexities into the situation, but instead of being engaging and well written, it was rather clumsy and needed better execution overall. It's not all bad. For the most part, if you liked

This is a fun conclusion (at least, the author claims that she's done with these characters) to a fun trilogy. We learn more about Creel's world, more about the dragons and their lore and history, and we finally get to see Creel's happy ending, in spite of annoying relatives, sacrificed clothing, and selfish, prideful dragons. We also get to see Velika show that she is truly queenly, and that made me want to stand up and cheer. What a great lady. Thanks, Jessica, for letting us watch Velika come

This is the final book in Jessica Day George's exciting, lighthearted "Dragon Slippers" trilogy. It has adventure, humor, romance, and, above all, dragons. All of my favorite dragons, plus many new ones, all with their own personalities and quirks, along with the dragons' human friends, Creel, Luka, and Hagen. As I expected, there's a happy ending for both dragons and humans. Readers who liked Patricia Wrede's "Enchanted Forest Chronicles" will enjoy this trilogy, which seems to be a crossover

Fun and original sequel in the Dragon Slipper series. I love the fact that the heroine is a dress-maker and does exquisite hand stiching and embroidery work and is generally very creative besides being brave and loyal.

Dragon SpearDragon Slipper's #3By: Jessica Day George 5 starsReviewed by:AngelsFormat:Kindle/Paperback/HardcoverPublished: Bloomsbury Publishing Source: Purchased Copy Gene:Young Adult FantasyBook Blurb/Synopsis-As far as Creel is concerned, all is finally right with the world. The dragon king, Shardas, and his queen, Velika, have made a home for themselves on the Far Islands, and for the first time in centuries it seems dragons and humans might be able to live together in peace. So what better

The third and final book in the Dragon series by Jessica Day George. Probably my least favorite of the series. Shardas and the other dragons go to live on their own islands and have to deal with the other crazy dragons that live on the surrounding islands that seem to think that they can just take Velika and her dragon hatchlings. Because of blood and birthrights, etc. Creel, Luka, and friends flew out with the dragons to spend some down time and hang out with their friends and, as per usual,

Reading aloud to my son, June 2011.This book, for the record, is rather pushing the top edge of what I would think of as middle grade. Just FYI: there is a wedding, several fights to the death, and a gooey dragon birth scene. Not sure how much my son really "got" of the ending. He's six, but he really wanted to know what my books were about.