Prince of Dragons June 21, 2014 Prince of Dragons Dragons are very into those “coexist” bumper stickers. Spread the love Tags: art for a refrigerator, cut and paste, filteriffic, font boredom ◀ Spartan Negotiator The Royal Descendant ▶ 7 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Inline Feedbacks View all comments Kris 10 years ago A “very real” dragon? And a “secret” that has been told? What??? According to the description, “This book is not what it seems to be.” And it’s 620 pages. Yikes. Bruce 10 years ago Reply to Kris 620 pages and listed under a children’s book category. Double yikes. Waffles 10 years ago Reply to Bruce One word per page perhaps? Lucie Le Blanc 10 years ago Looks like one of those very bad 80s New Age book. (yeah yeah, I’m that old) Take Cover 10 years ago Is the secret that he’s lost one of his very real legs? LydiaFCG 10 years ago It’s not a secret if its been told. john e. . . 10 years ago The secret – exposed on this wonderful cover – is that this very real dragon is less scary than H.R. Puff-n-stuff. And, dude, Mr. Afton – you left some powdered donut crumbs on your cover.
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A “very real” dragon? And a “secret” that has been told? What???
According to the description, “This book is not what it seems to be.” And it’s 620 pages. Yikes.
620 pages and listed under a children’s book category. Double yikes.
One word per page perhaps?
Looks like one of those very bad 80s New Age book. (yeah yeah, I’m that old)
Is the secret that he’s lost one of his very real legs?
It’s not a secret if its been told.
The secret – exposed on this wonderful cover – is that this very real dragon is less scary than H.R. Puff-n-stuff.
And, dude, Mr. Afton – you left some powdered donut crumbs on your cover.