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Day Of The Dragon-King (Magic Tree House 14, paper)

29 reviews
Mary Pope Osborne

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1998

Jack & Annie in China
When Jack and Annie found out that they were going to China, they went straight to the treehouse. They met Morgan there, and she told them that they had to save a library in China. The dragon king was going to burn all the books, because he didn't like them. Jack and Annie saw a huge map of the castle where the emporer lived and they used it to help them find the library. In the end, Jack and ...

The Eyes of the Dragon

337 reviews
Stephen King

Signet, 1987

My favorite King Book
Ok, so I am a huge Stephen King fan, and I do like most of his books, but there are a few I absolutely loathe. When I first read this book, I had no idea what to expect, and I ended up getting hooked to the story, and read it all the way through in one sitting, which is extremely unusual for me; I've only been able to do that with this and the 1st Harry Potter book. Anyway, this is a fairy ...

Barrow of the Forgotten King (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying)

7 reviews
Ed Stark

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

Hot Pursuit
"Barrow of the Forgotten King" is a 64 page 2nd level module (the first in a series of three, continuing with "The Sinister Spire" and "Fortress of the Yuan-ti"). It's a classic dungeon crawl with a twist. Something strange happens at the graveyard of the sleepy town of Kingsholm. Enter the player characters... An ancient mausoleum has been breached by a group of ne'erdowells and soon the module ...

King of Dragons, King of Men

1 review
Emily Veinglory

Samhain Publishing, 2007

King of Dragons, King of Men
William is a knight of little importance, so he keeps to himself to avoid situations that could place him or his holdings in peril. He serves his baron, and therefore his king, to the best of his ability while trying to be inconspicuous. On the eve of his first battle a strange being, surely a devil, approaches him with a bargain he can't refuse...his wife's bastard unborn child in exchange for ...

The Sons of the Dragon King: A Chinese Legend

4 reviews

Atheneum, 2004

The Sons of the Dragon King
As any parent knows, each child comes with special talents and abilities that require nurturing. In "The Sons of the Dragon King," Ed Young retells and illustrates an ancient Chinese folktale in which a parent, the great Dragon King, struggles with his nine unique children, all sons. As he hears complaints about his sons from tutors and neighbors, the king realizes his sons are not living lives ...

The King of Dragons (Aladdin Fiction)

5 reviews
Carol Fenner

Aladdin, 2000

A Wonderful Book for Kids and Grown-ups Alike!
I simply can't say enough about Carol Fenner's "The King of Dragon's." It's a wonderful story about the ceaseless wonder of childhood in the midst of a life filled with terrible loss, poverty and uncertainty. The very opposite of cynicism, this book presents the most compelling case for genuineness, optimism and hope one is likely to run across at the end of the twentieth century.

Rabbit And the Dragon King: Based on a Korean Folktale

1 review

Boyds Mills Press, 2006

It's up to a threatened but brave rabbit
Based on a Korean folk story and illustrated in vibrant colors with art by Eujin Kim Neilan is this lively story of a dragon king who rules the oceans - but is a hypochondriac who worries constantly about his health. He becomes convinced that eating a rabbit's heart will cure all his troubles, and it's up to a threatened but brave rabbit to prove otherwise in this lively story.

The Warlords of Nin: The Dragon King Trilogy - Book 2 (The Dragon King Trilogy)

5 reviews
Stephen R. Lawhead

Thomas Nelson, 2007

Another great Dragon King book!!
This book is my favorite in the Dragon King Trilogy. This book has lots of action in it. The story continues after Quentin and his friends defeat the evil Nimrood the necromancer. I suggest that you read the first book, In the Hall of the Dragon King, first. This story is about how Quentin, now a young man, is called unexpectedly to return to Askelon. He had been staying at Dekra, the place of ...

In the Hall of the Dragon King: The Dragon King Trilogy - Book 1 (The Dragon King Trilogy)

19 reviews
Stephen R. Lawhead

Thomas Nelson, 2007

The Dragon King Trilogy is on of my favorite series!
15-years-old acolyte, Quentin is wakened by a commotion in the temple of Ariel one night. A very badly wounded knight had stumbled in to the temple. His name is Ronsard(he is one of my favorite characters) and he has an extremely important message for his Queen Alinea. Ronsard asks if anyone could go and give the message for him. Quentin agrees to go but he can no longer return to the temple. The ...

The Sword and the Flame: The Dragon King Trilogy - Book 3 (The Dragon King Trilogy)

6 reviews
Stephen R. Lawhead

Thomas Nelson, 2007

Quinten again faces nimrod.
This is a great finish to the series that Lawhead developed. You can start with this book, but I would recommend reading the previous two first. Quinten again is matched against the evil Nimrod. He loses his son, his sword, and his wife has left him, to seek advice from the God most High, in his most needful hour. The book weaves in Christianity in a mysterious way and still has a great story ...

The Dragon & the Gnarly King

7 reviews
Gordon R. Dickson

Tor Books, 1998

what is wrong with you people?
I really do not get you reviewers who are short changing this book by far. Dickson's Dragon Knight series is one of the best set of books out there! In this book I admire his development of the character of Hill, who changes from an anonymous play-thing of the Sea Devil, to one of the most key characters of the book. Also, I like the fact that in this book, Jim learns that his Master in ...

The Rise and Fall of a Dragon King (Dark Sun)

8 reviews
Lynn Abbey

TSR, Inc., 1996

excellent book!!
Lynn Abbey does a very remarkable job of bringing us behind the scenes of being a sorcer-king. I think this was the last Dark Sun book written and I had already read all the others. Abbey shows that Hamanu is not necessarily evil but is more a victim of circumstances than anything else. I also gotta admit I really like the names Lynn came up with such as Gallard Bane of Gnomes, Ogre-Naught, ...

The Dragon King's Palace: A Novel (Sano Ichiro Novels)

13 reviews
Laura Joh Rowland

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004

A Sweeping Visit To Medieval Japan
Welcome to the later days of the Tokugawa Shogunate. The Portuguese had come and gone, samurai now used guns in battle, and gradually the strength and vitality of the times was ebbing away. Sano Ichiro, the Shogun's Most Honorable Investigator spends as much time dealing with the devious political maneuvering of opponents like Chamberlain Yanagisawa and Police Commissioner Hoshina - all trying ...

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King Official Strategy Guide (Official Strategy Guides (Bradygames))

51 reviews
BradyGames

BRADY GAMES, 2005

I wish that more guides were like this one
If you're knee-deep into Dragon Quest and you're thinking about buying this strategy guide, don't hesitate. This is the most well constructed guide I have ever used. There weren't any big spoilers and there wasn't a 'take you by the hand because you don't know how to play games' walkthrough section. This is a great guide. It has all of the items, most of the chest locations, extensive ...

The Dragon King (Crimson Shadow)

21 reviews
R. A. Salvatore

Aspect, 1997

Poor Oliver
The Dragon King was an awesome display of drive and struggle against the oppresive dragon king greensparrow. This book was filled to the brim of a wonderfully descriptive novel with humor, victory, and a real tone of sadness. Ah my beautiful buttercup how i will forever miss you.

Halls of the Giant Kings: DU1 - Dungeon Tiles (D&D Accessory)

5 reviews

Wizards of the Coast, 2008

Great Introductory Set of Tiles
While there are a few large-sized pieces in this set, the title is a bit misleading. This tile set is more of an introductory set of tiles that can be used to create some really nice looking dungeons and is completely compatible will all the other tile sets that have been released. Since the first set of basic tiles was released about two years ago (and is now out of print) these new tiles ...

Legends II: Dragon, Sword, and King

3 reviews

Del Rey, 2004

Great collection of short novels.
I got this collection of stories just for George R. R. Martin's 'The Sworn Sword,' but after reading all of the stories I am now interested in a few new authors. This is a solid collection and I recommend it to any fans of the fantasy genre.

King of the Trollhaunt Warrens: Adventure P1 (D&D Adventure)
Richard Baker, Logan Bonner

Wizards of the Coast, 2008

A D&D Adventure for 11th-level characters. Designed to take characters from 11th to 14th level, this adventure pits the heroes against a variety of horrible monsters and fiendish foes as they seek to thwart the evil machinations of the denizens of the Trollhaunt Warrens. This adventure can be run as a stand-alone adventure or as Part One of a three-part series of adventures that spans 10 levels of gameplay.

Destiny of kings (Advanced Dungeons & Dragons official game adventure)

2 reviews
Stephen Bourne

Distributed by Random House, 1986

Excellent introduction to political intrigue
If you have extremely skilled players, here's the best way to throw their young heroes (levels 1-4) onto the world stage! The king of Dunthrane has died, and with the sole heir far away, the entire kingdom erupts into chaos as age-old, suppressed plots come to the surface. Hollend, the King's Sage, calls out to the PCs in the hopes that they can untangle the deceitful webs before it is too ...

El Dia Del Rey Dragon/ the Day of the Dragon King (La Casa Del Arbol / Magic Tree House)
Mary Pope Osborne

Lectorum Publications, 2007

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