" I read this while in elementary school and all this book did was succeed in making me wish I had a pet dragon EVEN MORE. It was a GREAT read, especially for the little girl that loved to read about dragons. " I read this elementary school, borrowed it from the library. " Fantastic fantasy, perfect for a young boy about responsibility, conflict resolution, and oh, lots of fun fantasy and love you share with a special pet! Whimsical and fun, with enough reality to keep it grounded! " - Malissa, I like dragons so I thought this book would be interesting, because I have only read two or more other books on dragons (Dragonology). It had a pretty bad beginning in my opinion, but I liked it so much, I read it over again. " this is kind of a sad book, but a really good one. Overall Performance: Narration Rating: Story Rating:.This book is strongly recommended for anyone who works with 3-5 grade students." Not only does this book embody every kid's fantasy of having a dragon, it tackles real and authentic emotions and situations of growing up. Seeing as it's Bruce Coville, I shouldn't have been surprised by how good it was. "My students love this book so much I had to buy extra copies for both libraries, so I decided to check it out for myself (pun intended). Here is a tale filled with laughter, and a few tears, that will make your heart take wing. And Tiamat isn't going to stay tiny for long. But as Jeremy soon learns, even a tiny dragon can mean big trouble. John's day will patch it." When Jeremy Thatcher follows the strange instructions given to him by the weird old man who runs Elives' Magic Shop, he finds himself raising a tiny, mischief-loving dragon names Tiamat. Lift it to the moonlight and wisper: Full moon's light to wake the egg Full moon's light to hatch it Midsummer Night will crack the world, But St. "To quicken the egg, take it outside at midnight on the night of the next full moon.
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