Return of the Dragon Slayers (Dragonwatch, Book 5) by Brandon Mull: A One-Minute Book Review!

It's another One Man Book Club One-Minute Book Review! This time, Dan from One Man Book Club reviews Return of the Dragon Slayers (Dragonwatch, Book 5) by Brandon Mull! Best for all ages and independent readers 10 and up.

[josephcrews]

I'd say Seth's progression in Fablehaven is there, it's just subtle enough that it's hard to pick up on. You might want to take a closer look at the pages before Seth heals Graulas vs the pages before opening the window on midsummer eve. They're drastically different.

[kubaszwarc]

Honestly my opinion is probably controversial, but I think the fact that Seth threw the unforgiving blade in the source was a good thing. Honestly I have always been a fan of Seth and I thought that if he ever changed from dark to light, I wouldn't like him anymore, but I was completely wrong. If anything, I like him even more than before! I think it's because he is way more powerful but I'm not sure. Besides, I like it when something is rare. What I mean by that is for example being a shadow charmer is extremely rare but when Seth became a shadow healer, his powers became even more rare. At least thats my opinion. I hope people understand what I'm trying to say.

[KennethSmith]

Have you read “Path of the Ranger” by Pedro Urvi? I have a feeling you would love it.

[wzwzwz]

I'm from Poland and I have to wait longer for the translation of this book :( do you recommend to wait?

[DivinePearl]

I find this book the weakest of the lot. Seth's arc is the best thing of the series but the ending kind of hijacked it.

[eandebookreviews]

And I think dragon watch is way better then Fablehaven, I feel like the books are better and I like ronodin the dark unicorn better then the Sphinx villain from Fablehaven . Also have you read the land of stories series I really recommend it if you liked this series