You, constantly dreaming horrible things like your lost in the middle of nowhere and you know that something is going to happen at any moment.
You, fighting these “vicious” animals that they like to call Rat Creatures that are always one step ahead.
You, getting ran out of your home because these Rat Creatures are chasing you out like they’re in charge.
You, scared for your life because you don't have any idea when these “vicious” Rat Creatures are going to jump out of a bush and attack you and then eat you for lunch.
Could you imagine constantly dreaming horrible things, fighting these creatures, getting run out of your home, or you always scared for your life because you’re not sure if you should be out walking.
Bone The Dragonslayer was written by Jeff Smith 168 pages. This story was written in 1st person point of view. I know this because on page 126 Phone - Bone says “ I thought she might change her mind. She’s been so depressed lately, I was hoping this might snap her out of it. . . Get her moving again, instead of sitting’ around in that room,” and I, she, it, and her are all words that tell the reader that this book is told in 1st person.
In this book, Jeff Smith really pulls you in with intense battles between the Rat Creatures and the Bones, Grandma Ben, Lucius, and Thorn. I definitely think this is a series worth reading BUT you must start with the FIRST book in the series.
-Jason Veon
You, fighting these “vicious” animals that they like to call Rat Creatures that are always one step ahead.
You, getting ran out of your home because these Rat Creatures are chasing you out like they’re in charge.
You, scared for your life because you don't have any idea when these “vicious” Rat Creatures are going to jump out of a bush and attack you and then eat you for lunch.
Could you imagine constantly dreaming horrible things, fighting these creatures, getting run out of your home, or you always scared for your life because you’re not sure if you should be out walking.
Bone The Dragonslayer was written by Jeff Smith 168 pages. This story was written in 1st person point of view. I know this because on page 126 Phone - Bone says “ I thought she might change her mind. She’s been so depressed lately, I was hoping this might snap her out of it. . . Get her moving again, instead of sitting’ around in that room,” and I, she, it, and her are all words that tell the reader that this book is told in 1st person.
In this book, Jeff Smith really pulls you in with intense battles between the Rat Creatures and the Bones, Grandma Ben, Lucius, and Thorn. I definitely think this is a series worth reading BUT you must start with the FIRST book in the series.
-Jason Veon
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