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dragonfiddler · 10-02-2008, 05:25 PM

Dragonology was the first book that got me into dragons. I think its a good starter, but after a while, they get kind of little kiddy. As a first dragon book, I think it is great, but after you research more, online or in other books, it becomes rather lame. It did get me interested in dragons though

the great magician · 10-06-2009, 10:58 PM

The internet is not always the 'best' because some random with know knowledge of the history of dragons can write a load of rubbish about dragons on the internet. You have to find the right book. I got several books on the legends and beliefs of dragons from different cultures ect. Dragons a Natural History is very good and I suggest it. Dragonology is brilliant starter to generate a young generation of dragon lovers. The book Dragonology is for fun, to create an imagination for younger audiance and it does relate to some truth about dragon legends such as teh Wyvern, chinese dragons.

There was an actual report that scientists may of found dragon remains and they found actual rocks can can be used as fuel to generate fire that dragons could use. We havent discovered all the places.
Articles are good as well I read an artcle on actual scientific facts about these dragons.

The interent is fun as well but when we talk of accuracy well the internet can be just as silly, innacurate as a childs book.
liberatedragon I disagree about that books are only for children when they do not use the internet because you use less brains and imagination to search the internet. The internet is fantastic but it is best to have a balance.

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10-06-2009, 10:58 PM	#22
the great magician Baby Dragon Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 3	Books are better The internet is not always the 'best' because some random with know knowledge of the history of dragons can write a load of rubbish about dragons on the internet. You have to find the right book. I got several books on the legends and beliefs of dragons from different cultures ect. Dragons a Natural History is very good and I suggest it. Dragonology is brilliant starter to generate a young generation of dragon lovers. The book Dragonology is for fun, to create an imagination for younger audiance and it does relate to some truth about dragon legends such as teh Wyvern, chinese dragons. There was an actual report that scientists may of found dragon remains and they found actual rocks can can be used as fuel to generate fire that dragons could use. We havent discovered all the places. Articles are good as well I read an artcle on actual scientific facts about these dragons. The interent is fun as well but when we talk of accuracy well the internet can be just as silly, innacurate as a childs book. liberatedragon I disagree about that books are only for children when they do not use the internet because you use less brains and imagination to search the internet. The internet is fantastic but it is best to have a balance. Last edited by the great magician : 10-06-2009 at 11:10 PM.

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10-02-2008, 05:25 PM	#21
dragonfiddler Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 2	Dragonology was the first book that got me into dragons. I think its a good starter, but after a while, they get kind of little kiddy. As a first dragon book, I think it is great, but after you research more, online or in other books, it becomes rather lame. It did get me interested in dragons though