The Flight of Dragons

The Flight of Dragons by Peter Dickinson is a first edition published by HarperCollins in September 1981. This 142-page book presents a detailed exploration of dragons as depicted in ancient myth and legend, featuring both text and vibrant four-color illustrations alongside line drawings. It delves into various aspects of dragon life, including their flight, fire-breathing abilities, mating rituals, and behaviors related to hoarding treasures and defending themselves.
Readers will find a comprehensive depiction of these mythical creatures, enriched by artistic representations that enhance the narrative. The book focuses on the fascinating characteristics and behaviors of dragons, providing insights into their legendary status. With its engaging content and visual elements, this edition serves as a unique resource for those interested in the lore surrounding dragons.
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Text, four-color illustrations, and line drawings recreate the dragons of ancient myth and legend, showing how they flew, breathed fire, mated, hatched their young, hoarded gold and precious stones, and defended themselves
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