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Thursday, July 7, 2011

Eon

A dragoneye is a man who can harness the power of the dragon that chose him, and use it to help the empire. This is what 12-year-old Eon wants to be more than anything else. This year is the year of the Rat Dragon, and the old apprentice will become the dragoneye; the new child will be chosen by the dragon after an exhibition of what they learned. There are twelve dragons, but the Mirror Dragon has disappeared for the last 500 years. But there is one thing that the emperor hasn't been expecting...the 12-year-old boy is really a 16-year-old girl named Eona. She will have to fight to be chosen, because not only is she a girl, but she is also crippled. Can she be chosen?

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For Young Adults
544 pages

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Turtles!!!!!July 9, 2011 at 12:57 PM
Hehe this is one of those books i can never get through:)
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