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Dragon Slippers (Dragon Slippers #1)

Jessica Day George

Hardcover | Pages: 324 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 25488 Users | 2196 Reviews

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Original Title:	Dragon Slippers (Dragon Slippers, #1)
ISBN:	1599900572 (ISBN13: 9781599900575)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dragon Slippers #1
Literary Awards:	Whitney Award for Best Novel by New Author (2007), Sunshine State Young Readers Award Nominee (2009), Rebecca Caudill Young Readers' Book Award Nominee (2010)

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Poor Creel. She can't believe her aunt wants to sacrifice her to the local dragon. It's a ploy to lure a heroic knight so that he will fight the dragon, marry Creel out of chivalrous obligation, and lift the entire family out of poverty. Creel isn't worried. After all, nobody has seen a dragon in centuries.

But when the beast actually appears, Creel not only bargains with him for her life, she also ends up with a rare bit of treasure from his hoard, not gold or jewels, but a pair of simple blue slippers-or so she thinks. It's not until later that Creel learns a shocking truth: She possesses not just any pair of shoes, but ones that could be used to save her kingdom, which is on the verge of war, or destroy it.

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Title	:	Dragon Slippers (Dragon Slippers #1)
Author	:	Jessica Day George
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 324 pages
Published	:	April 1st 2007 by Bloomsbury USA Childrens (first published 2006)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Young Adult. Childrens. Middle Grade. Adventure. Fiction

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I loved this book so much! Jessica Day George sets up a whole world and has dragons inhabit it. Creel (best name ever) is a heroine that kids will cheer for and her friendships with the dragons and her fight to keep them safe was heart warming. "Dragon Slippers" has Creel dealing with the death of her mother which has her and her brother living with their aunt and uncle. Like many fairy-tale relatives, Creel's aunt kind of sucks. She decides that the only way that the family will be able to live

My first published novel, and I have to say: I am pretty DARN impressed with myself! I read it aloud to my son (6 years old) because he wanted to know what was in Mommy's books. He liked it as well!

Cute story with dragons... But some parts were way too childish and unbelievable...!!

Creel doesnt particularly care for her aunt and Creels aunt doesnt particularly care for her, either, considering that she tries to sell Creel to a dragon. After Creels parents passed away she had no choice but to reside with her aunt. But when her extended family runs into financial problems, Creel is sent to face a dragon in hopes of getting a dashing and wealthy knight to save her. Things take a more interesting turn when Creel walks away with a blue pair of slippers and a dream of owning

Cute story with dragons... But some parts were way too childish and unbelievable...!!

I read this book 4 years ago and I re-read it recently so some of my views have changed. 4.5 stars! I distinctly remember why I chose to read this book. It wasn't because of the cover (if that is Shardas on the cover, it's a bit disappointing); Ms. George's writing just sucks you in from the very first page. Though this is clearly fantasy, the story is believable and the characters are compelling. Creel is from a poor family in little Carlieff Town, and is presented as a sacrifice as part of her

I've been searching for books that I can share with my daughters, so I checked this out based on recommendations for best books for young readers. Turns out, it's already one of her favorite books, and she was mystified when it showed up in the library reserves because she knew she hadn't reserved it.I shouldn't be too surprised. I think she's already read more books than I have. And, I can see why she likes the story. It's got a spunky no-nonsense heroine and a lot of sweet little touches, plus