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FLIPOMETER RATING: 7 |
| Even though the book is named after Baz, only 20% of the book centers on him - very unfortunate. I also don't see why he doesn't just ditch Relkin, who appears to be mostly useless. | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: 10 |
| Justin Sterling is a Peter DelaSangre wannabe. Whether being a wannabe of the greatest dragon in a novel is good or bad is up to the reader. I'm leaning toward good, myself. | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: 6 |
| Scales flips out successfully, but fails to defeat the Dark Lord. It's really not his fault that he forgot to find the Dark Lord's Weakness (athlete's foot). | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: N/A |
| If you're going to put eyes on the sides of your dragon's head, you cannot have him face forward. | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: 2 |
| Stephen King is truly the master of deceit, for this book hardly involves the dragon at all. | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: 9 |
| While adding further confusion to the already ambiguous definition of "drake," the sheer quantity of dragons in Firedrake counts toward the rating more than anything. | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: 5 |
| Hailed as "totally sweet" by raptor fans everywhere. Did you know that the velociraptors in the Jurassic Park movies are actually utahraptors? It's true - "Velociraptor" just sounds cooler. | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: 10 |
| While adding further confusion to the already ambiguous definition of "wyrm," Justin Sterling makes an appearance to pretend to be Peter DelaSangre again. This time with pictures! | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: ? |
| Since I couldn't stand to read past page 15, I'm taking the title on faith. However, the book comes with a complementary "Dragon CD" full of dragon media, which is totally sweet." | |
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FLIPOMETER RATING: 5 |
| "You may as well call the Guardian of the North a dragon and be done with it," they say. I'm fine with that. |