A HERO'S GUIDE TO DEADLY DRAGONS

To everyone who's only familiar with the movie/series adaptation of How to Train your Dragon, I can't emphasize enough on how the books are SO much better. I mean, the animated version isn't bad or anything, it's certainly enjoyable, but the books...the BOOKS! Yes, one of the biggest differences invo......more

Um...this particular GIF has no relation whatsoever to this review but I really liked it so that's why it's here. So, the review: Plot: Hilarious but predictable 3/5 Characters: Lovable as always 4/5 The Laugh Factor: There but a bit less this time 3.5/5 New Dragon(s): At least 4 notably Camicazi's Mood......more

4.5 stars! I mean, how could I not love this? It's a heist set in a library with dragons! Literally the PERFECT COMBO!👌💖😜 Language: One use of 'he' double hockey stick as in down-under. Violence: Fight scenes, but nothing detailed. Magic: N/A (Other:Mentions of the viking gods.) This was soooooo good!!!💖......more

If book #1 to #5 mostly about being adventurous and about being yourself, somehow I feel that Cowell tries to send a deeper message here in this book. Let me share with you Hiccup's note: "I myself grew up to be not only a Hero, but also a Writer. When I was an adult, I rewrote A Hero's Guide to Dea......more

Reader thoughts: Again, such fun. Fishlegs points out that they're in trouble when they're trusting a dragon who is a pathological liar and amnesiac. Oh, and the floor is covered in some sort of stinging dragon worm. And the drillo dragons are drilling into the library, and the Hairy Scary Librarian......more