Recently, a scientist discovered a live 700-year-old male dragon in Asia and it is considered to be the world’s greatest discovery. Around the world everyone is at awe over the discovery. Even in Missouri, where Isabella Treehorn and her brother Kaelyn are struggling to get over the recent death of their mother, and dealing with their new life with Uncle Titus.
Isabella starts to have strange dreams about talking dragons and the Lords of Death who want to kill her and the dragons. When she visits the Ming Dynasty Dragon Exhibit, she learns that she has the ability to talk to hear and talk to the dragon who calls himself Tianlong. Other dragons may exist, but there are others who want to hurt them. Tianlong’s mate, a female named Ling-L, is out there somewhere. Isabella along with her brother, uncle, and grandmother must find the last dragon before it is too late.
Isabella: Protector of the Last Dragon is an interesting read for kids, full of clever dragon mythology. The character Isabella is a mix-ethic and is bullied at school because of it, which most readers can identify with her. I liked that the author set part of the story in Missouri, since I am from there. Overall, it is a great, fun read for kids and adults.
About the Author:
M. Anthony Phillips studied writing at Harris Stowe University in St. Louis, Missouri and is a published author of the book "Afros and Dragons and the Birth of a legend" and of the short story "Invitation to a Lynching". He is also a movie historian, screenwriter, and an active member of the Screen Actors Guild, in addition to being an avid Martial Artist.
.png)
No comments:
Post a Comment
I value the input of my readers and welcome their engagement. However, in order to maintain a constructive dialogue, I will be moderating comments to remove any spam, excessively critical remarks, or contributions that do not enhance the discussion. I appreciate your understanding in this matter and look forward to receiving your insightful feedback.