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Original Title:	Dragon Keeper
ISBN:	1423101715 (ISBN13: 9781423101710)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dragon Keeper #1
Characters:	Ping, Danzi
Setting:	China
Literary Awards:	Children's Book Council of Australia Award for Book of the Year: Younger Readers (2004), Kids Own Australian Literature Awards (KOALA) for Older Readers (2006), Queensland Premier's
Literary Awards:	for Children's Book (2004), Aurealis Award for Young Adult Novel (2003)

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In the time of the Han Dynasty in ancient China, the last remaining dragon is in danger of being killed by the cruel Emperor. A nameless orphan with no past and an uncertain future becomes his unlikely ally. The young orphan soon discovers that it is her destiny to protect the aging dragon and his mysterious purple stone. Chased by an evil dragon hunter and a powerful sorcerer, their adventure is not easy. Each must learn to help and understand the other if they are to survive. To succeed in her task, the young orphan must reach deep within herself to find courage she never knew existed. No longer can she be the timid, shy orphan she once was. She is now the one, true Dragon Keeper.

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Title	:	Dragon Keeper (Dragon Keeper #1)
Author	:	Carole Wilkinson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 333 pages
Published	:	April 1st 2007 by Disney-Hyperion (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Young Adult. Adventure

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This was one of the very first novels I read. It's about a girl in China in ancient times and she travels around with a dragon. I love this book. I can't remember how many times I have read this again and again. The book is so old yet so refreshing. This fantasy novel is one of the best. Opening this book feels like I'm opening a lock with a key to a winning lottery. The plot is very interesting and the book is well written.

I read this book as a child and it moved me in a way that I'm unable to forget.The book is stunningly written and refreshingly different. There are a few reasons why I admire Wilkinson so greatly:Firstly, the setting of the novel is a challenge in itself. Not only is she setting her novel in China, but also in Ancient China. This would have meant months of research to adequately portray the world into which the reader is thrust.Secondly, the young protagonist. A child protagonist is always

It's ok. I wouldn't say it was good but I didn't hate it, and it's a nice quick read. I think the main problem is the writing is quite dry. I didn't get a feeling for the characters or their environment. I kinda liked the dragon but he spent most of his time unhappy, and I can't understand why he didn't explain to Ping what the dragon stone actually was. There's a lot about how Ping has to fend for herself and solve problems with the things she has available to her. It was nice to see, and it

The story centers on a girl in 141 BC who has grown up as a slave of the Chinese Emperor's Dragon Keeper. She has been a slave her whole life, and does not know what her name is, or who her parents are. The Dragon Keeper is mean and lazy, so she cares for the 2 dragons in his place, but she does not care much for them, since all they do is lay around. They do not interact with her, or even eat the food she gives them. One day, the female dragon dies, and she feels guilty about this and tries to

My daughter was gifted this for her 8th Birthday and Ive been reading it out loud to her. She read the last 3 chapters all by herself and loved the story so much that weve ordered the second in the series! Wonderful story with so many twists, turns and drama. A great paced story from beginning to end!

I really enjoyed this book. It is a YA and a very easy read.

1001 Childrens Book You Must ReadPing accompanies the dragon to Ocean, carrying the precious dragonstone, and having many adventures along the way. The dragon is wise and speaks mystically; Ping is just learning about her own abilities in life. Dragonkeeper is a fun series for anyone who loves stories of danger and intrigue.