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5.0 out of 5 stars
A perfect conclusion to an ancient tale,
By History_Girl (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dragon Moon (Dragon Keeper) (Hardcover)
This is the final story in the DragonKeeper trilogy (previous novels "DragonKeeper" and "Garden of the Purple Dragon".
Ping and Kai are seeking the Dragon Haven - a place for Kai to live in peace based upon clues left by Danzi. Kai is now growing up fast and Ping starts to wonder about her own future. Many characters who appeared in previous novels come back to give a final feel to this book. The young Emperor must decide his own path and Ping begins to have strong feelings about a young boy who is now a man - but wonders if her heart will have what it wants or if she will need to sacrific her own happiness to protect the safety of Kai. But the ever present question is: Are there more dragons? or is Kai the last one? An enjoyable book that concludes the series with a sense of closure that is something lacking in other novels. While the ending surprised me, I was nevertheless happy with how it all worked out.
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great read for kids 8-12,
This review is from: Dragon Moon (Dragon Keeper) (Hardcover)
I received this book first in the series. I had no idea that it was the third book in the series. Occasionly the story would raise a question to my lips, about something that had happened in the previous books. The story was so thrilling that I decided that my questions could wait until i finished.
Ping was a slave not a month before, and now she is a dragon keeper taking the baby dragon Kai to a place that Danzi told her about, a place where no men can go. A dragon Haven. Ping sets out to find the Haven, but must pass through many dangers. The Great Wall of China and the barbarians beyond it. Ping is sure she will live happily with Kai until the end of her life. Until her last challenge, will Ping part with Kai? Is the little dragon ready to leave her, and is Ping prepared to give up her ability as a dragon keeper?
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dragon Moon,
This review is from: Dragon Moon (Dragon Keeper) (Paperback)
My Son wrote this review...
I read Dragon Moon by Carole Wilkinson. The main characters are Ping and Kai. Ping was a slave for the imperial dragon keeper. A few years ago Ping had witnessed Danzi's (Kai's father) mate be chopped up and sold. Then Ping and Danzi escaped. They took an oval stone to they where Danzi parted company with Ping and the stone. After Danzi left the stone cracked and broke open, the stone was an egg. A dragon emerged from the remains of the stone. A few years later Kai now a young Dragon and Ping lived in a palace north of the great wall. Then Danzi sent her a map. Saying that she should take Danzi to a secret place in the mountains. After walking for days Ping finally figures out the maps secret they had to follow Danzi's coded instructions. After many more days Ping got an idea. She was walking on the great wall heading west. The guards on the wall wouldn't let her through until Ping flashed her mirror into their eyes. This let Ping control them for a while. On the wall she ran into a garrison. They thought she was a sorcerer. And kept her there. During the night the garrison was attacked by a group of barbarians. They gave her a horse and helped her on her way. Not long after that she found Kai. She couldn't shake the feeling they were being followed. She looked behind them and found out they were being followed. One of Ping's friends was with them. You can read the rest yourself. I really liked this book because I liked the suspense when Ping feels bad. I also liked the action in the book when Kai fights the Black Dragon. I would give this book two thumbs up. And I would highly recommend it for people that like dragons or fantasy stories.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Series,
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This review is from: Dragon Moon (Dragon Keeper) (Hardcover)
My daughter stumbled onto the first of this series, "Dragon Keeper" and I ended up reading it to the whole family. We immediately went out and bought the second volume and I read that also. This third and final book kept up the well-crafted story of Ping and Kai. We were hoping there might be another book in the series at some time, maybe Ping's children???
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Loved the entire Trilogy,
By Loves 2 Read "Mom" (Colorado United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dragon Moon (Dragon Keeper) (Hardcover)
All three books in this series were very good! My daughter (10 yo) and I thouroughly enjoyed the adventure together and it left us wanting more. Ping (10 yo main character)has such strength of character and integrity to do what is right for the dragons and learns so much along the way! It is quite violent but such a good read.
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
THE LAST CHAPTER OF DRAGON KEEPER,
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This review is from: Dragon Moon (Dragon Keeper) (Hardcover)
IN THIS BOOK PING AND KAI MAKE A JOURNEY TO THE DRAGON HAVEN, FOLLOWING THE CLUES LEFT BY DANZI THEY MEET UP WITH OLD FRIENDS AND NEW ENEMIES. IN CASE YOUR WANDERING THERE ARE NO REAL ENEMIES JUST BAD PEOPLE THAT SHOW UP AT A BAD TIME. WHILE PING SEES MORE OF CHINA THAN SHE EVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE KAI GROWS RESTLESS (NOT TO MENTION SHEDDING HIS PURPLE SCALES AS GREEN ONES GROW BENEATH THEM). NEAR THE END OF THE BOOK WE FIND THAT KAI IS NOT THE ONLY DRAGON IN THE WORLD. AT DRAGON HAVEN WE LEARN MORE ABOUT DANZI'S PAST. HOWEVER ONE DRAGON (A BIG BLACK ONE) IS NOT AT ALL PLEASED WITH THE NEWCOMERS. HAVING A DISTAST FOR KAI AND A DOWNRIGHT HATRED FOR PING AND HUMANS IN GENERAL. TO FIND OUT MORE READ THE BOOK BUT I WILL SAY THIS: DANZI WAS NO ORDINARY DRAGON AND NEITHER IS KAI.
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Dragon Moon (Dragon Keeper) by Carole Wilkinson (Paperback - May 12, 2009)
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