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	• My Father's Dragon Ruth Stiles Gannett Yearling, 2005 - 96 pages average customer review:based on 68 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Instead, he came home from his multi-age class rhapsodizing about a book I had never heard of...My Father's Dragon. And although I haven't read it (yet), I can tell you for sure what happens in the first five chapters, because my son tells us all with such verve and enthusiasim about the adventures that take place there! How the narrator's father gets out of the tigers, and builds a bridge with the crocodiles are two of his favorite parts, and the words "Bome Cack! Bome Cack!! have entered our vocabularies probably forever.

I think the three books in this series will be entering our household at Christmas time, and I can't wait to read them myself!

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It is still a great book

I read this book for the first time in 3rd grade. It is a book I reread every year to remember the ability of a great book to take you away. I am now 25 and have to replace the 3rd copy of the book, as it gets so much wear. A wonderful and timeless book for children

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MyFather's Dragon

I reccomend this book for ages 8 and undr, because if your over the age of eight it will be to easy. I still think that it's a funny book, but you'll never learn anything if you read it. My Father's Dragon is about a boy who goes to an island and tries to save a dragon. So I give My Father's Dragon two thumbs up, because it's hilarious.

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