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Fire World (2011)

by Chris d'Lacey(Favorite Author)

4.13 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

054528368X (ISBN13: 9780545283687)

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Orchard Books

series

The Last Dragon Chronicles

review 1: The sixth book in the Last Dragon Chronicles. This book takes place on another world known as Co:per:nica, which runs parallel to our world. Firebirds roam a librarium, a storehouse for ancient books, and when twelve-year-old David and Rosanna accidentally injure one they find themselves in the middle of an adventure that will change their world. They will need the help of David's parents and the firebirds to battle evil Aunt Gwenyth and the Ix. Fans of this series will enjoy this installment and wonder how it will interface with the previous books.
review 2: This is more of a review of the entire series but oh well. Personally I found the first two book intriguing and interesting I found myself liking very much david and Zanna as well as the family and the qui... morerky dragons. The first book was most definetly my favourite because it was kept simple whilst still having a readable storyline, the second I liked to apart from having to read all that junk from the bears point of view which whilst yes I see as necessary was boring and lengthy. After that in my opinion the series went seriously downhill it became overly complicated and within that missed the original story which was replaced with complicated storylines about bears and the edge of the world floating in space or whatever it was. I don't know whether I am just too stupid to understand it or whether it's just too complicated. I mean David starts as a simple normal character progresses, dies, comes back as a bear and a human, has an angel child, turns out everything he writes comes true and that hes some sort of mystical creature that they dont know where he came from or who he is. If you ask me that's an overkill. As for the last one whilst it was fun to guess who all the different characters were supposed to be to me it seemed incredibly pointless I read It reluctantly determined that at the end that would all go back to there own world refreshed and improved but it just ended with a cheesy quote 'there will always be fire' or something like that and left me with a feeling like why did I even bother. I found it wasn't even linked particularly to the series and lacked structure. Overall I think the books started with lots of potential and became overkill with complication. less

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