Dragons’ Truth

Nov 29, 2011

Fantasy, Old

Dragons' Truth by Teel McClanahan III

Dragons’ Truth

by Teel McClanahan III

Dragons’ Truth is not just the coming-of-age story of a boy who meets a dragon and the way the dragon’s teachings change his life, but also represents a sort of allegory about some of the problems with the separation of the common man from higher education and the world of academia. It is suitable for young readers as well as adults.

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