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The Girl Who Breathed Fire

Michael DahlSeries: Dragonblood
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Pages
40
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Noor and Farah, searching for food, find themselves in a crumbling library. But when Noor shouts, the sound is heard by three soldiers who patrol the old building. The soldiers are angry, and the two girls are scared. That all changes when Noor opens her mouth.

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  • SeriesDragonblood

    Reviews

    "Ren is used to feeling small and scared. He is constantly being picked on and beat up by boys who are bigger than he is. One day after a fight, Ren goes home feeling powerless, only to discover that he actually has the amazing power to change into a dragon. Ren wants revenge. How will he choose to use his newfound power? Created for struggling readers, the "Dragonblood" books are a feasible introduction to chapter books without the younger themes that deter older readers. They are a solid choice for teachers, librarians, and parents looking to match a reading level with a more appropriate story line. Complete with intriguing pictures, word art, and helpful questions and prompts, these books are ideal for guided reading and classroom use. A stronger reader, however, will be put off by the lack of a complete plot or a more intricate story line and will be left disappointed by the lack of substance in these short introductory books."
    Children's Literature

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    Michael DahlAuthor