Gr 2—3–These diverting but unreliable titles offer large images of monstrous and majestic creatures, small blocks of text, sidebars with additional "facts," such as "Some dragons live in old, crumbling castles," and vocabulary definitions. The narratives are heavily reliant on western dragons and the texts in
Anatomy and
Behavior are unclear whether they are presenting myths, legends, or historical accounts. The volumes strive for a scientific field guidelike feel, which might confuse children into thinking all the information is true. However,
Mythology and
Real-World do attempt to explain sources, making these titles essential to balancing the others. Not to be used for projects, but this set might make an entertaining browsing selection and will strike a chord with dragon fanatics.
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