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Dragon's Breath is an enjoyable read, with a writing style directed towards younger kids.

This is the story of a teen princess, Emma, who is learning magic and trying to get out of a betrothal. It is written in the first person, and starts off in the middle of things, which felt a bit awkward, but I realized later was because this is actually the third book in the series. It does, however, do a decent job of explaining things quickly and can be read by itself. The story is entertaining, and while the tone was lighthearted, the challenges therein were not trivial. Spells and magic are pretty juvenile, but since that is the target audience, that's not really a problem. It seems like in order to cast a spell, you just come up with a rhyming poem that demands or asks for what you want. There aren't really any rules about how the magic works or energy use or anything like that.

I expected the book to be quite predictable, but it was not. The story line surprised me several times along the way.

The biggest issue I had with the e-book are the many, many typos. This is unfortunately somewhat common in e-books, but that does not make it acceptable. OCR (optical character recognition) is all well and good for a cheap conversion, but it really must be accompanied by a thorough editing job.

Still, I highly recommend this book to young fantasy readers (age 12 - 14) and I'm sure the rest of the series is on par.


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Dragon Breath Tales of the Frog Princess E D Baker 9781582346663 Books Reviews

'Dragon's Breath' is an interesting and engaging book. It mixes magic with royalty in this hilarious, mysterious, and fun story. I couldn't put it down! Awesome book! I highly recommend this book, and all the rest in the frog princess series. A must read for fantasy lovers!
My daughter is 8 years old, but reads at a higher reading level. She has a difficult time finding books that are engaging, and appropriate for her age. This series fit the bill nicely. As an added bonus, the rest of the family has enjoyed it as well when I read it aloud. Though both my children and I could do without the copious amounts of kissing in some of the books, that is really the only part that was challenging for our multi-age audience. The series is engaging and fun with strong female characters that my kids could relate to.
We bought the Frog Princess from a school bookfair. I've been reading it to my 8 year old daughter. We both enjoyed the book so much, I bought the next two in the series on . These are wonderfully funny, engaging stories. This is a children's auther I would highly recommend.
This book was amazing it shows that if you truly love something [or someone] nothing will stand in your way. In this book Emma, Eadric, and Grassina work hard to find a way to turn Haywood back into a human. this book is for anyone hows likes romance and determined.
E.D. Baker is fabulous!!! I love her frog princess books! Great for kids, fun for adults.
My six year old daughter loves these books. I read them to her and occasionally censor the violent parts.
The princess is on a quest to help turn her aunt's beloved (who was long ago turned into an otter by her grandmother) back into a human. It's one adventure after another with lots of thrilling moments.
Like all the kindle versions of these books, this one has lots of typos. It looks like someone scanned this from the print format.
The novel is a sequel to the "Frog Princess," and that novel should be read first to understand the characters. Princess Emeralda, her friend Prince Eadric, and her aunt Grassina (the Green Witch) discover the ingredients needed to reverse the spell that turned the man Grassina loved into an otter. The problem is the fact that the spell requires a hair from mother-of-pearl, the husk of a magic bean, a horse feather, and the breath of a green dragon. Most of the novel deals with the adventures of Emeralda and Eadric as they go on a quest seeking the items. Along the way they acquire some dragon friends. And they need to hurry, as the army of an adjoining kingdom is preparing to invade the country.

The events come out a little different than planned. Grassina is not entirely sure she still wants Haywood whom she has not seen in human form for 20 years. Emeralda's grandmother is interferring, as she has never thought Haywood was good enough for Grassina - the reason she turned him into an otter. Things become complicated because some spells have hidden features that are unknown until activated. Also, you do have to be careful what you wish for, or you may get unwanted results.

As usual with fairy tales, the hero or heroine (in this case) prevail in the end.
Dragon's Breath is an enjoyable read, with a writing style directed towards younger kids.

This is the story of a teen princess, Emma, who is learning magic and trying to get out of a betrothal. It is written in the first person, and starts off in the middle of things, which felt a bit awkward, but I realized later was because this is actually the third book in the series. It does, however, do a decent job of explaining things quickly and can be read by itself. The story is entertaining, and while the tone was lighthearted, the challenges therein were not trivial. Spells and magic are pretty juvenile, but since that is the target audience, that's not really a problem. It seems like in order to cast a spell, you just come up with a rhyming poem that demands or asks for what you want. There aren't really any rules about how the magic works or energy use or anything like that.

I expected the book to be quite predictable, but it was not. The story line surprised me several times along the way.

The biggest issue I had with the e-book are the many, many typos. This is unfortunately somewhat common in e-books, but that does not make it acceptable. OCR (optical character recognition) is all well and good for a cheap conversion, but it really must be accompanied by a thorough editing job.

Still, I highly recommend this book to young fantasy readers (age 12 - 14) and I'm sure the rest of the series is on par.