How to Train Your Dragon: How to Cheat a Dragon's Curse (How to Train Your Dragon, 4)

My son, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading this edition of the how to train your Dragon series. We, especially like the vegetable that shall not be named a.k.a. the potato.

I'm 85, and I LOVE DRAGONS! These stories are wonderful! I really like the font change and the translations for Dragonese.

This is the 4th book in this series about Hiccup Horrendous, unlikely heir to the Viking "throne" of the Hooligan tribe. These books were supposedly written as memoirs by Hiccup when he was an old man (and later found and translated by the author). This makes them less scary because readers know he couldn't have died during any of his adventures. Hiccup is not large and scary like the other viking boy bullys, but he has a great brain and is loyal. He is also a "dragon whisperer." As in the previous 3 books, he uses his talents to help his tribe. He ends up "saving the day" and comes one step closer to growing up and becoming chief, like his father. These books are full of dragons, sword play and "elementary boy" humor. For example, in every book something (ie, a monster) blows up or blows its nose, and the characters end up covered in disgusting snot or slime. They are also full of action (ie, running from dragons, being captured by enemies, etc.) My son, 8, LOVED this book as much as he loved the previous 3. He has always enjoyed playing with pirate and knight toys and reading books about them. Now he has added Vikings to this list (they are similar, after all). My son is a "reluctant reader," but he'll sometimes sit and read about Hiccup for 45 minutes (that's a lot for him.) This book is pur fantasy. I recommend it for any child who enjoys fantasy, pirates. and/or vikings.

I have read books 1-6, and I think it is a great book. I'm a HUGE fan of the how to train your Dragon book series I highly recommend this book for all children who like action filled books. I am still working on the seventh book(as of now), and I still LOVE the books. I can't wait to read books 8-12. :) ;)

I bought the first 5 books in a book store, but would love to write a review for the wonderful books."How to cheat a Dragon's Curse" in the series: 'How to train your Dragon' is the fourth book in the Dragon series by Cressida Cowell.And I loved it from the first page. Love, love it. Love Toothless.Cressida has such an imagination, just wonderful.Well done.I am not a child, but still love it.I also love the movies, inspired by Cressida's books.

I love hoW to train your dragon Books. I for one loved the action. My only concern is that the rest of the readers might not like all the "Nearly died " action all together Wich costed you a quite valuable Star . That will be all, good day.

Just like all of the other How To Train Your Dragon books it is cute and a good read. This book is good for all ages but i would definitely recommend it for a younger audience.

My 10 year old daughter loves this series and I love the fact that she enjoys reading so much. She loves all the characters and appreciates the lessons learned. She gets so engrossed in the adventures of Hiccup and his friends she reads the books in record time.

My 9 year old loved the irreverent tone of the book and the vikings insult classes, we all loved the adventure and my 6 year old trembled at the perilous situations our unlikely and lovable hero found himself in. The cheeky, naughty dragon reminded the children of themselves and what they'd never dare to do. A great whirl of fun!

Dragons rule

my experience to this book is that it is superb , amazing , awesome and fun to read · it is 100% good and 0% bad

Tres bien

Libro bello e interressante; è scritto molto bene,con un linguaggio semplice,ed è adatto non solo ai bambini ma anche alle persone che vogliono imparare l'inglese in maniera alternativa.è arrivato in perfette condizioni e nei tempi indicati.Lo consiglio vivamente.