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Dragon Flight by Jessica Day George
2.0
I'm pretty sure this book made no impact on me. I feel, after reading it, exactly how I would have felt after not reading it. It practically disappears in its own unremarkableness, until it becomes a total non-entity.
It's... fine.
This time Creel's adventures take place two countries over. Her friendship with the dragons is still the most charming part of the whole thing, but this time its impact seemed dimmer. The impact of the slightly too cute unrealistic plot and somewhat shallow characters was much louder. The two opposing forces collided like a quark and an anti-quark to produce nothingness.
Also, this author really has a talent for picking terrible city names.
It's... fine.
This time Creel's adventures take place two countries over. Her friendship with the dragons is still the most charming part of the whole thing, but this time its impact seemed dimmer. The impact of the slightly too cute unrealistic plot and somewhat shallow characters was much louder. The two opposing forces collided like a quark and an anti-quark to produce nothingness.
Also, this author really has a talent for picking terrible city names.