dragons
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The live-action How to Train Your Dragon was fucking fantastic!!!!!!!!! I am so happy! It was perfection! Everything in this movie was a perfect live-action version of things, meaning that while it was slightly different, it still had the right vibe from the animation. The dragons, sets, and costumes were amazing, literally no complaints in
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I’m not going to beat around the bush on this one. This is one of those books that I did indeed like but I had a few big issues that kept me from loving it. The first and smallest issue that I had was that Andrew didn’t turn into a dragon enough for me. I
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This is one of those sequels that I loved but sadly didn’t have as much of an impact as the first book. That being said, I still had fun reading the book and can’t get enough of the world, and I can’t wait to see where the series is going. While this one didn’t have
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Dragons make everything better, so it’s no surprise I can’t get enough of this series! It deserves every bit of hype it gets, and everyone needs to read it. I was laughing, crying, stressing, gasping, kicking my feet, and giggling every damn page. There was even some confusion that I’m eager to clear up in
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This was the final book in my recent dragon book binge, and it ended on a pretty good note. It wasn’t my favorite out of the 3 different books I read, but I still really liked it. My favorite part was world-building. I think I’ve mentioned it before, but I really love seeing the different
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One dragon book wasn’t enough, so I obviously had to read another, and Dragon Latitudes was the lucky pick! I don’t have much to say except I loved this book! You can’t go wrong with combining dragons and steampunk. Every character was amazing, the world-building was super cool, and the plot was very compelling. Honestly,
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Recently, I was craving a dragon book, and after a bit of searching, I found this one, and it was great! It was a fast-paced entertaining read. Multi-pov is iffy to me because sometimes I like it, and other times I don’t. But this time I did, each POV was unique, and it was compelling
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If you’ve ever been enjoying all the laughs, cries, frustrations, and every other up and down in a book, and then that cliffhanger/reveal/twist pops up, and your whole world is rocked, then that’s exactly what Iron Flame is like. It was a wild ride and I loved every second of it!!!!!!!!! Now, I will try
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I am still really enjoying this series, but this book made me realize something. It surprisingly made me realize and appreciate character deaths. As much as I prefer characters not to die, this book has made me miss the unpredictability that comes with the threat of death. For scenes that are supposed to make me
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I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this book, and loved every second of it! It wholly deserves all the hype it’s getting on Bookstagram and Booktok. And since I can’t get enough of this story, I want to list some of my favorite parts(sorry for any spoilers). First is, of course, the shining
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