Customer Reviews

The Dragon Circle: Dragon Burning

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When I first read the book, it took me alwhile to actually understand what was going on. There are way to may characters to keep up with, the action parts are very dull and short, but the story is deep and emotional. You have to reread most of the time, and back track after a few chapters. Overall, the book is entertaining but confusing.

I read the entire series (the Dragon Circle) and I thought the whole thing was fantastic! I would bring this book around with me all day... so whenever I had time I would read some more and find a new intriguing mystery. There are so many personalities to figure out it, Gardner really makes you ponder while you are reading this book. This is a worthwhile series of novels which you will want to read again and again.

I've read all of the Dragon Circle Trilogy and am entranced with the trilogy even now. I thought it was well-written and I found the characters easy to follow. Each character has unique personality traits and so in the end you could have never guessed what happened to the characters.
If you get confused with who's who there is a list of characters before you begin reading it. I never had to refer to that though, I'd look at it for entertainment.
If you like fantasy I suggest you read this, but read the first two before you read this one, otherwise you'd be confused.

it took a little while to get hooked reading these three books, but when i did - i did. i would love to see how the previous characters in the book evolved. i hope there will be another book in the series ;)

I loved this book, even though it took me a while to read it.. well cause I lost it =P, but I started off on this one strangely and I managed to pick up on stuff fast. I'd recomend this book to anyone who likes fantasy type stuff. Great book!

This entire series is ridiculous and insults my intelligence. I can scarcely follow the characters development, for they seemingly alter fundamental personality traits at the drop of a hat. The entire juvenile plot is built like some fifth grade fairy tale, with random plot elements built in willy-nilly like the contraption of some insane inventor's apprentice. I can't believe I sat through the first two, and half of the third one. Stay away.