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Dungeons and Dragons: Knights of the Silver Dragon #6
Dagger of Doom
The sixth title in an all-new series for young readers.
Dagger of Doom continues a new series of adventures written specifically for readers ages 8 and up. Sized to fit the young reader market, the series follows the adventures of three children who, through their heroic deeds, become members of the Order of the Knights of the Silver Dragon.
Dagger of Doom continues a new series of adventures written specifically for readers ages 8 and up. Sized to fit the young reader market, the series follows the adventures of three children who, through their heroic deeds, become members of the Order of the Knights of the Silver Dragon.
- GenresFantasyYoung Adult
192 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2005
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November 13, 2015
Dagger of Doom is a fun, fast paced addition to the Knights of the Silver Dragon series. From having read the other books in this series, I was a little confused by the weird behavior of Kellach throughout the story until the end. He just wasn't being very nice to Driskoll and I didn't know why.
Then there is Driskoll. He has been wanting to be like his dad, a master of the sword. So, why in this story is he suddenly wanting to be a bard? Where did this come from? That part confused me.
Other than those two things, I quite enjoyed the story and was glad to see a harpy brought in, as I have always liked those dirty, stinky, greedy birdwomen. Moyra doesn't play a very big part in this story while the story mostly focuses on Driskoll. There are a lot of little twists in this story that make it a lot of fun to read.
Overall, Dagger of Doom by Kerry Daniel Roberts is another great addition to the Knights of the Silver Dragon series. I look forward to seeing what happens in The Hidden Dragon by Lisa Trumbauer.
I rated this book an 8 out of 10.
Then there is Driskoll. He has been wanting to be like his dad, a master of the sword. So, why in this story is he suddenly wanting to be a bard? Where did this come from? That part confused me.
Other than those two things, I quite enjoyed the story and was glad to see a harpy brought in, as I have always liked those dirty, stinky, greedy birdwomen. Moyra doesn't play a very big part in this story while the story mostly focuses on Driskoll. There are a lot of little twists in this story that make it a lot of fun to read.
Overall, Dagger of Doom by Kerry Daniel Roberts is another great addition to the Knights of the Silver Dragon series. I look forward to seeing what happens in The Hidden Dragon by Lisa Trumbauer.
I rated this book an 8 out of 10.
February 3, 2012
I read this when I was a lot younger. I got so addicted to the series, I ended up asking for everything upto book 6 (from there it had stopped...maybe there was no 7 yet, but my brother said there was no more, it got discontinued, so I never followed up)
I don't think I can start reading this again... Looking back, it just isn't my type anymore, but as a children's fantasy, Knights Of The Silver Dragon definitely was the best.
In my story, I named my character Driscoll after Driskol here (though they're nothing alike, really!) HAha! But it just goes to show how much I loved this book.
I don't think I can start reading this again... Looking back, it just isn't my type anymore, but as a children's fantasy, Knights Of The Silver Dragon definitely was the best.
In my story, I named my character Driscoll after Driskol here (though they're nothing alike, really!) HAha! But it just goes to show how much I loved this book.
January 6, 2012
This was one of the two of my favourite books out of the series when I was a kid. I really loved the story line and how it twisted and was mysterious when I was a naive little child. Anyway it was a favourite! <3
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