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Title | : | Dragonsong / Dragonsinger (Harper Hall of Pern #1-2 omnibus) |
Author | : | Anne McCaffrey |
Book Format | : | Audiobook |
Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 0 pages |
Published | : | October 1st 1992 by Audio Literature |
Categories | : | Fantasy. Dragons. Science Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy. Fiction. Young Adult |

Anne McCaffrey
Audiobook | Pages: 0 pages Rating: 4.56 | 1875 Users | 23 Reviews
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Among the many books that Anne McCaffrey wrote in her Pern series, I particularly enjoy reading (and re-reading) these two books that recount Menolly's path into becoming a Harper. This is a beautiful portrayal of a shy, talented teenager who learns how to become confident and sure of her own value. I wonder why I like these stories so much, and think it's because Menolly's path to happiness and confidence is universal. We care about her, we want her to succeed, we would like to tell her that she is great when she falters, and we would, of course, like to have fire lizards. During the course of the two stories, Menolly meets several characters encountered in other books of the series, and we discover some important events of the main storyline from another perspective, which is great.Particularize Books Supposing Dragonsong / Dragonsinger (Harper Hall of Pern #1-2 omnibus)
Original Title: | Dragonsong / Dragonsinger (Pern: Harper Hall, #1-2) |
ISBN: | 1558006389 (ISBN13: 9781558006386) |
Edition Language: | English |
Series: | Harper Hall of Pern #1-2 omnibus, Pern (Chronological Order) |
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Ratings: 4.56 From 1875 Users | 23 ReviewsAssess Out Of Books Dragonsong / Dragonsinger (Harper Hall of Pern #1-2 omnibus)
Great book for girls and boys. The hero of the series is a girl.One of my all time favorite books!
Again another series worth while. Well developed characters and for those of us from the land of D&D this is a great rendition of the dragon world.

I...... Am so confused. Why did she write this? Yes, technically its about a girl overcoming the odds for music, but really it just seemed like a mopey girl going through a fairly normal life at the Harper Hall. With everybody in the book continuously bringing up how important the fire lizards would be, I actually expected something to happen. Nope.Even reading the sneak peak of the third book annoyed me. Oh no! Piemur's voice broke! Since when is that book-worthy? I did like Menolly, but she
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I spent almost 3 weeks back in my mother's house and while there I re-read some of the books of my childhood. I remember many of these books, but now after some twenty-odd years, imperfectly. Oddly enough I didn't want to re-read the Dragonriders of Pern series, but these two and the third, Dragondrums.I find the fantasy of a world where music-making is central to the fabric of society to be very amiable, indeed. A psychoanalytic reading might make hay of the expression of one's interests in the
Really, really enjoyed DRAGONSONG by Anne McCaffrey. Giving it 4-star rating. I believe that, years ago, our daughter's best friend (like another daughter to me) recommended this book, and I never got around to it. My Bad. Now I have to get the next books in the series to find out further happenings... but probably not until I'm done with this Goodreads 2019 group challenge (Around the Year in 52 Books) that prompted me to finally purchase and read it. It meets #11 challenge on my list, which
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