The Dragon’s Boy
The Dragon’s Boy by Jane Yolen, published by HarperCollins on February 20, 2001, is a 120-page work written in English. This story follows thirteen-year-old Artos, who struggles with his skills in swordsplay and romance compared to his foster brothers. Raised by Sir Ector, Artos is unaware of his true parentage until he encounters a lonely dragon in a cave, who offers him a unique opportunity to learn the game of wisdom, leading him to embrace his destiny as the Pendragon.
Readers will find a blend of fantasy and adventure as Artos embarks on a transformative journey guided by the dragon. The narrative explores themes of self-discovery and courage within the realms of legends and myths, particularly those associated with Arthurian lore. This edition presents a captivating tale that invites young readers to engage with the world of magic and the challenges of growing up.
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Son of the Dragon
Thirteen-year-old Artos is not as good as swordsplay, romance, or any other knightly accomplishment as his foster brothers Cai, Bedvere, and Lancot. An orphan raised by the kindly Sir Ector, he doesn’t even know the identity for his parents. But one day, Artos stumbles into the cave of an old and lonely dragon who offers to teach him the game of wisdom. Artos accepts, and becomes the Pendragon–the son of the dragon, the dragon’s boy. And with the dragon’s guidance, Artos sets out on a journey to a remarkable destiny–one that he never dreamed could be his own.
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