The two most popular fantasy topics – dragons and magic – combine in this fascinating new volume of the New York Times best-selling series. A Practical Guide To Dragon Magic is an introductory book detailing dragon magic from the viewpoint of the world’s inhabitants, no D and D stats, no game mechanics, just lots of fantastic. This book is based on the popular Practical Guides series and is a bit like the D and D worlds or fantasy for dummies.
For every fantasy fan who loves dragons and wants to know everything about these enigmatic creatures, this book reveals the greatest dragon secrets of all. The guide covers the different types of dragons and how to approach them to win their favor, as well as what to avoid so that the young apprentice doesn’t anger them.
The book presents a guide to dragons, with an inside look at the Darastrix Academy, where young wizards and dragon hatchlings live together mastering the magic that they possess. The two most popular fantasy topics – dragons and magic – combine in this fascinating new volume of the New York Times best-selling series. Do you wish you could fly on wings of your own? Breathe fire? Cast spells in the blink of an eye? These are the secrets only dragon magic can teach you.
In summary, A Practical Guide To Dragon Magic is a fun and whimsical book for middle-grade readers that combines the two most popular fantasy topics – dragons and magic – in a fascinating new volume of the New York Times best-selling series.
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For a lot of players that were expecting something more this kinda comes off and going out to grab a notebook and finding you got wide ruled by mistake instead of college. It’s still usable, but there’s not a lot of lines per page. If someone was expecting a dragon book to add dragon stuff to their game and ordered this sight unseen without doing much research, they’d dislike getting a glorified art book with double-wide line spacing and large amounts of empty space on a lot of pages. Much of the info has even been printed within the edition before, so some is likely not even new info to them. I find it to be an interesting book, but sort of dangerous marketing-wise for this reason. Some people are going to buy this online and get mad.