{"id":26,"date":"2010-10-16T21:28:59","date_gmt":"2010-10-16T21:28:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/sabafamily.net\/joshua\/?p=26"},"modified":"2011-01-16T21:29:01","modified_gmt":"2011-01-16T21:29:01","slug":"the-dragons-boy-by-jane-yolen","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sabafamily.net\/joshua\/2010\/10\/the-dragons-boy-by-jane-yolen\/","title":{"rendered":"“The Dragons Boy” by Jane Yolen"},"content":{"rendered":"

<\/strong>For my book report, I read The Dragon’s Boy<\/a>\"\".\u00a0 The book started off when Artos was searching for Sir Ector\u2019s lost blood hound.\u00a0 While searching for the dog, Artos realized that the dog must have gone home and now Artos was lost.\u00a0 He was near the High Tor, so he decided to take a look around.\u00a0 When he started to climb, he stumbled upon a cave where he found a dragon!<\/p>\n

At first, he was afraid of the dragon.\u00a0 Then when the dragon started teaching him the game of wisdom, he grew fond of the dragon.\u00a0 With his new wisdom growing, he made new friends.\u00a0 They\u2019re names were Cai, Lancolot, and Bedvere, the sons of Sir Ector.\u00a0 He then went to a fair in another town with them, where they had a grand time.\u00a0 When they came back to the castle, Sir Ector was back from a hunt, but became sick from the cold weather.<\/p>\n

As soon as Artos got back, he went to see the dragon in his cave on the High Tor.\u00a0 When he came back to the cave, he found out that the dragon was dying.\u00a0 But then in the back of the cave, he saw Old Linn, who also lived in the castle.\u00a0 \u00a0Artos then realized that the dragon was a robot that Old Linn controlled.\u00a0 At first Artos was mad at Old Linn, but then he realized Old Linn had taught him wisdom and forgot his anger.<\/p>\n

The conclusion is that Old Linn became like a father to Artos.\u00a0 Old Linn gave Artos wisdom; he knew that Old Linn was the closest thing he had to a father.\u00a0 I rate this book with five stars because it is fun and full of suspense!\u00a0 I learned that wisdom is a very tricky thing to learn.\u00a0 I think the author is trying to say that wisdom is more important than riches and jewels.<\/p>\n